Twenty-eight years in one neighbourhood.
Mayo International School opened in Patparganj in 1998 with 84 children and six teachers. Today it is 2,400 children and 104 teachers.

An ordinary promise, kept every day.
We are not trying to be the most expensive school in East Delhi, or the one with the longest list of foreign affiliations. We are trying to be the one where the labs actually run, the sport period actually happens, the teacher actually knows your child's name, and the board results actually come.
That is a plain promise. It is also, in our experience, a rare one — and it is what parents come back and tell us they noticed.
“We measure ourselves on two things: does every child get through the board, and does every child have something they look forward to at school. Everything else follows.”
The people holding the compass.
“A school is a promise made to a family. We keep ours in writing.”
“We prepare children for the questions of 2050, not just the exams of next March.”
“Rigour without joy burns out; joy without rigour drifts. We insist on both.”
“Every child here ships something real — a robot, a paper, a performance.”
“In the early years, confidence is the curriculum. Everything else follows.”
“Fourteen disciplines, one rule: every child plays, every single day.”
The shelf is getting crowded.
Education World India School Rankings, sixth consecutive year.
Recognised by the National Association of Independent Schools.
For sustainability initiatives across campus operations.
For the robotics and applied-sciences programme, Grades 6–12.
They left. They soared.
- Delhi University
- IITs & NITs
- Ashoka University
- London School of Economics
- IIM Ahmedabad
- AIIMS
- NLU
- St. Stephen's
Now a policy researcher working on public finance reform in South Asia.
Building fintech infrastructure for small businesses across India.
Final-year resident, passionate about rural community healthcare.
Everything CBSE asks us to publish.
Under CBSE Affiliation Bye-Laws, Chapter II. Documents open as PDFs; ask the front office for certified copies.