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International School project at Visakhapatnam
Anglo Schools International Services Limited (ASIS), London, UK, is exploring opportunities to develop British Partnership Schools in Andhra Pradesh. David Boddy, the Principal Partner of ASIS, London, UK, has already engaged in developing India’s first British Partnership School in Rohtak, Haryana in India.
Hyderabad: Anglo Schools International Services Limited (ASIS), London, UK, is exploring opportunities to develop British Partnership Schools in Andhra Pradesh. David Boddy, the Principal Partner of ASIS, London, UK, has already engaged in developing India’s first British Partnership School in Rohtak, Haryana in India.
The govt of Andhra Pradesh envisioned establishing world-class International Schools in all major cities starting with Visakhapatnam, Nellore and Tirupati where huge investments are expected in IT, Maritime, Tourism, Industry & Infrastructure Sectors and large volume of expatriate influx is projected.
Assigned with the task the Infrastructure Corporation of Andhra Pradesh Limited (INCAP), Government of Andhra Pradesh proposed an ‘International School’ at Visakhapatnam in PPP Mode at Adavivaram, in a site that belongs to the Endowments Dept. (Simhachalam Temple), Govt. of Andhra Pradesh.
The proposed International School at Visakhapatnam is envisaged to have a minimum capacity of 2000 Students when it reaches peak capacity with an investment of Rs 100.00 crore. The classes will include grades from nursery to 12th standard. The syllabi shall be ‘International Curriculum’ along with the option of CBSE/ICBSE or ICSE/CISCE. The school curriculum shall include “Gurukul Pattern” with “Yoga, Meditation, Indian Classical Art Forms and Cultural Heritage”.
