A remarkable setting
A campus in a centuries-old forest valley, ringed by green mountains and free from the noise and pollution of the city.
An English-medium, co-educational day and residential school set in a pollution-free Shivalik valley — combining modern academics with strong moral values and a genuine sense of family.
Alpine International School is guided by a board of governors drawn from respected educationalists and administrators with national and international experience. Students join us from across India and abroad, and every one of them finds a place here.
We pair modern teaching methods and technology with a steady emphasis on moral and ethical values. Our faculty live on campus, so attention is personal and support is always close at hand.
A setting, a staff and a structure designed so that each student can find their strength and grow into it.
A campus in a centuries-old forest valley, ringed by green mountains and free from the noise and pollution of the city.
Experiential learning replaces rote memorisation, with continuous assessment that reflects each child's individual progress.
Separate boys' and girls' hostels with modern facilities, nutritious meals and a warm family atmosphere.
Well-equipped labs for Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Computer Science, Robotics and languages.
Mornings begin with PT, yoga and aerobics. Every student plays a game each evening — from basketball to taekwondo.
Debate, dramatics, music, dance, art and craft — opportunities to find a voice and the confidence to use it.
We follow the CBSE syllabus with the flexibility to teach it well. Experiential learning helps students understand rather than memorise, and builds a positive attitude towards study that stays with them.
Teachers identify learning difficulties early in the session and put remedial support in place, so no child is quietly left behind.
| Session | Registered | Passed | Pass % |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023–24 | 43 | 43 | 100% |
| 2022–23 | 31 | 31 | 100% |
| 2021–22 | 19 | 19 | 100% |
Class XII, 2023–24 (our first senior secondary batch): 23 registered, 21 passed — 91.3%.
Beyond the classroom, students find festivals, competitions, sport and friendships that shape who they become.

Each day opens together — a shared moment of calm, reflection and readiness for the day ahead.

Trips into the hills and beyond, where learning steps outside the classroom and into the world.

Every national and religious festival is marked together, building respect across every background.

Ultra-modern systems supporting Computer Science, robotics, audio-visual work and language learning.

Dedicated Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics labs with a strong emphasis on project work.

Separate hostels for boys and girls, a mechanised kitchen and full power backup.
Applications are considered by our Admission Committee on campus between December and March each year. We would be glad to show you around.