A CBSE school, Nursery to Class XII. 28 children to a class, and a teacher who knows every one.
1Why Meridian
Every school says it cares. Here is one child’s week, on the card every student carries. Pick a promise.
A quiet child is noticed and a quick one is stretched. At twenty-eight we open a new section.
Write in the diary or the parent app by five. The class teacher replies before dinner.
One period of games, music, dance or art on every timetable, from Nursery to Class XII.
GPS on every bus, a lady attendant on board, and a message when your child steps off.
2From the principal
Dear parents,
You will read about our results further down this page, and we are proud of them. But ask our students what they remember, and they speak of a teacher who stayed back, a match they lost well, and the morning they first spoke in assembly.
That is by design. We keep classes small so that every teacher knows every child, and we put a sport or an art on every timetable so that no child is only a roll number and a percentage.
My door is open from eight to half past nine on every working morning. Come and see the school on an ordinary day. That is when it is at its best.
With warm regards, Dr. Rajan Mathur
3Academics
Five stages, one school. Pick a step to open that stage.
4A day at Meridian
Pick a time and the clock moves to it.
8:00 AMAssembly
5Campus
Six places every child uses every week. Follow the walk.
Reading tables for seniors, cushions for juniors.
Daylight on two sides and never more than 28 desks.
Physics, chemistry, biology and a junior lab.
Nursery to UKG in a block and playground of their own.
Coding from Class III, one machine for each child.
A football field, a 200 metre track and two courts.
Safety and care
A child is counted in at the gate, counted on to the bus, and handed only to an adult the school already knows.
6Beyond the classroom
Every student plays a sport, learns an art and joins a club.
Football, cricket, basketball, athletics, badminton and yoga.
Painting, vocal music, tabla, dance, theatre and pottery.
Robotics, chess, debate, quiz, eco club and photography.
The four houses
Every child joins a house on the first day. Points come from sport, quizzes, attendance and good conduct, all year.
Points so far this session, updated every Friday
Shivalik house, leading the cup
7Results
The board results, written the way we write a child’s: on a report card. Pick a year to see who topped it.
| Class | Appeared | Passed | 90% and above |
|---|---|---|---|
| Class X | 118 | 118 | 31 |
| Class XII | 94 | 94 | 22 |
Remarks: 64 distinctions in Class X. No student has failed a board examination here since 2024.
Where the 94 students of 2026 went next.
8Parents
Three parents in their own words, and straight answers to what every visitor asks.
“At the first meeting his class teacher told me things about my son that I thought only I knew.”
“I asked a question in the diary at four. The answer came at six, with a photo of his notebook.”
“My daughter changed boards in Class XI. Nobody made her feel behind, and she finished in the top ten.”
Fees are given at the campus visit, class by class, on one printed sheet. Tuition covers lab use, sports coaching, reading-hour books and every in-school activity. Transport and the uniform are separate.
Twenty in pre-primary and twenty-eight from Class I upward. When a section reaches twenty-eight we open a new one.
Fourteen routes cover the town and the villages within 18 km. Give your address in the enquiry form and the office will confirm the nearest stop and its timing.
None in pre-primary. Twenty to thirty minutes in primary, about an hour in middle school, more in the board years. Nothing is set over festival holidays.
A written note every month and a parent-teacher meeting every term. In between, the class teacher answers diary and app messages the same evening.
Yes. A bridge course runs for the first six weeks in English, Hindi and maths, with a mentor teacher who meets you every fortnight.
Lunch from home, or the school’s vegetarian lunch cooked on campus. The month’s menu is sent home in advance, and the kitchen is open to parents on any working day.
9Notices and events
The staff-room calendar. Pick a marked date, or read the latest notices.
CircularAll classes
Blazers and full sleeves. The uniform shop on campus is open on Saturdays, 9 to 1.
EventPre-primary
Nursery to UKG sang, served tea and showed off their classrooms.
SportUnder-14
Four wins in two days, and the final by six points. The cup is in the front office.
10Admissions
Four steps from first enquiry to first day. The office calls you back the same working day.
Admissions office, Monday to Saturday, 8:30 AM to 2 PM
+91 98000 00000, admissions@meridianschool.in