Facilities

Laboratories, library, boarding and grounds — the infrastructure behind an Alpine education.

A teacher assisting students working at computers in the computer laboratory

Computer & robotics laboratory

Ultra-modern laboratories equipped with current technology, supporting Computer Science, an audio-visual studio, robotics and a language lab. Project work and seminar presentation are strongly emphasised so that every child becomes confident with technology.

Students conducting an experiment with laboratory apparatus

Science laboratories

Well-equipped laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics. Students are encouraged into project work and presentation, keeping them abreast of scientific developments.

Library

A library that rewards curiosity

Our library is spacious, well-maintained and holds a substantial collection: books, encyclopedias, scientific journals, periodicals, reference works and CDs, all chosen to develop and rejuvenate students’ thinking skills.

Daily newspapers keep both staff and students up to date with current affairs.

Students at Alpine International School during a study session
Residential

Boarding: a home away from home

Separate residential facilities for boys and girls, run with discipline and a family atmosphere so students feel settled and can focus on their studies.

Dormitories

Spacious, well-ventilated rooms surrounded by green fields and hills, with attached bathrooms and toilets.

Hot water

Provided in winter through both electric and solar geysers.

Personal space

Each student has a bed, cupboard, study table and chair of their own.

Laundry

Modern laundry services provided in-house.

Power backup

One hundred percent electricity backup through generators.

Dining hall

A spacious, well-lit hall where meals are an enjoyable part of the day.

Students gathered during a school occasion on campus
Dining

Food that is nutritious and genuinely enjoyed

The kitchen is equipped with modern cooking facilities and palatable food is prepared hygienically. A well-balanced and nutritious diet — both vegetarian and non-vegetarian — is served in the dining hall, with menus fixed by expert dieticians.

  • Three balanced meals each day
  • Fresh seasonal fruit at morning refreshment
  • Nutrient-rich snacks in the evening
  • Continental cuisine served occasionally
  • Table manners and dining etiquette taught as a regular feature
More Facilities

Supporting every part of school life

Arts & craft studio

Sculpture, pottery, clay modelling, rangoli, origami, paper cutting, block painting and collage — artistic students are identified and encouraged.

Tuck shop & general store

On-campus provision for everyday student needs.

Sports grounds

Facilities for athletics, court games and field events across the campus.

Come and walk the campus

We would be glad to show you the labs, library, hostels and grounds in person.