Since : 2000
Category : Day Schools
Nursery - Class 12
Board : ICSE
Co-Education
Garden High International School (GHIS) is an English-medium coeducational school, established in April 2013 by the Satikanta Guha Foundation.Garden High International School (GHIS) is an English-medium coeducational school, established in April 2013 by the Satikanta Guha Foundation.GHIS is a school where pupils come first, and all else later.The motto of the school is to let knowledge light our way to wisdom.
81600 / Annual
Srabani dasgupta
Reviewed on 28 Aug 2024
The school stands out to be the best for its academic excellence.
Samhriddha Choudhury
Reviewed on 10 Jul 2024
I have studied in this school from Nursery 1 to Class 3 (2010-16). Teachers are not at all good. The school presurrizes a lot from Grade 3. I had to leave this school because of extra pressure, poor environment and faculty. The teachers are only concerned about the toppers and you are bound to feel insecure here. I joined Indus Valley World School after leaving Garden High. IVWS is far better than GHS. Teachers are good and compassionate, proper environment, focussing on extra curricular activities which is very important for all students.
Arina Roy
Reviewed on 19 Jun 2024
Will not consider this a school only.no moral values, biased administration.moreover the administrative system is totaly worthless.they only know how to earn money.please donot put ur kids into this institute.they will never be taken care of
Dead2deaL
Reviewed on 26 Apr 2024
Worst school.......they torture the students
Rayan Ghosh
Reviewed on 24 Apr 2024
good school
suvojit halder
Reviewed on 19 Apr 2024
fees structure for class 1 ?
Mohul Dutta
Reviewed on 27 Feb 2024
Random school in my area. No idea about it. Enjoy the one star review,lol. Heard its bad.
Arhan Mandal
Reviewed on 04 Jan 2024
Garden high school is a very good school of play and learning. They have a very large campus with three buildings. One is the junior high, another is senior high school and the third is the ghs international. There is a large field where lot of games like cricket, football, badminton, is played. Also during the break time, children are allowed to play in the field. They are also allowed to bring football and tennis ball and badminton from home to play. They have a games room where all the equipment is stored. They also have a chess and table tennis setup. There is a two storey library where it is divided into three sections. Junior section, senior section and reference section. The classrooms are moderate in size with almost fifteen benches in each class. The classes have fans, open classrooms and tv s , for video demonstration. They have an audio and visual room. They have home science lab, physics lab, chemistry 🧪 lab and biology lab fitted with latest equipment. They also have a ac hall were seminars are held. In all, ghs is a school of excellence where students come before all.
Piu Das
Reviewed on 30 Dec 2023
This school affiliated with ICSE board . The environment and education system of this school is very good.
sonali datta
Reviewed on 09 Dec 2023
It is one of the best icse schools all over India in academics.
Alisha Adam
Reviewed on 16 Oct 2023
One of the best schools in town. But it's too costly. But the main advantage is they build your child. You don't need to worry about education. You will be surprised to know how your child learnt all those things even without your help.
Sanjoy Ghosh
Reviewed on 22 Sep 2023
Good school
Arindam Chakraborty
Reviewed on 01 Sep 2023
One of the famous English medium school
Chandrasekhar Sarkar
Reviewed on 26 Jul 2023
Best
Partha Pratim Roy
Reviewed on 17 Jul 2023
Best school in terms of student teacher ratio
b3rrypunk
Reviewed on 04 Jul 2023
"THE BEST SCHOOL EVER" my foot. this is the worst school ever. students are extremely pressurised. don't recommend going here.
Anchal Choudhary
Reviewed on 22 Jun 2023
It's really a good school and I'm an ex student (currently in GHIS). I was here till class VII. However, I had to leave and couldn't continue till class 12 as I wasn't being able to handle the pressure, this school pressurises a lot. Despite the fact that the ratio between the students and the teacher is 1:20, having a tuition is definitely a must! The overall system is great.
Anchal Choudhary
Reviewed on 21 Jun 2023
It's really a good school and I'm an ex student (currently in GHIS). I was here till class VII. However, I had to leave and couldn't continue till class 12 as I wasn't being able to handle the pressure, this school pressurises a lot. Despite the fact that the ratio between the students and the teacher is 1:20, having tuitions is definitely a must! The overall system is great.
Chandrachur Das
Reviewed on 31 May 2023
Excellent School. My son studys here. Optimum descipline.
Jayati Kundu
Reviewed on 24 May 2023
Very commercial school...
Bithika Ghosh
Reviewed on 21 May 2023
This is the most disgusting claustrophobic anti-student body that runs under the garb of "educational institute". Only academics, studies, marks, ranks, toppers, etc run in its glossary. It never provided a holistic environment for learning. As a mother of a student (for 8 years) admitted in ghs, sexism pervaded from the school diary itself- "for simplicity, a student has been referred as 'he'" thus disregarding all other genders. Kabaddi competition, community service were organised, singers picked up for choirs but all students had no idea when these were done! They vouched for every student to be a mathematician, a researcher, scientist or academician. All other streams were looked down upon by teachers such that the students availing private coaching of schoolteachers could only benefit. Maths book of std. VIII was introduced to students belonging to VII and this went on till Cls X. I heard that students scoring pass marks in mock tests of the ICSE batch were not allowed to sit for boards (verified). Once my daughter sat for her Bengali language paper in which she opted for a topic of a letter to a friend- stating about her school. She criticised Garden High School, stating honest opinion. The examiner took her paper to the principal asking what to do with it! She kept on losing interests with age as she is/ was a sports lover and found no channel to spend her energy. Bullies were employed by the authority in the name of 'teachers' who made students' lives miserable. The star is for the times my ward enjoyed her music lessons, made a few friend and miniscule cooperative faculty. She and I had let out a sense of relief after she made her way out of this low-grade prison.
Bithika Ghosh
Reviewed on 21 May 2023
This is the most disgusting claustrophobic anti-student body that runs under the garb of "educational institute". Only academics, studies, marks, ranks, toppers, etc run in its glossary. It never provided a holistic environment for learning. As a mother of a student (for 8 years) admitted in ghs, sexism pervaded from the school diary itself- "for simplicity, a student has been referred as 'he'" thus disregarding all other genders. Kabaddi competition, community service were organised, singers picked up for choirs but all students had no idea when these were done! They vouched for every student to be a mathematician, a researcher, scientist or academician. All other streams were looked down upon by teachers such that the students availing private coaching of schoolteachers could only benefit. Maths book of std. VIII was introduced to students belonging to VII and this went on till Cls X. I heard that students scoring pass marks in mock tests of the ICSE batch were not allowed to sit for boards (verified). Once my daughter sat for her Bengali language paper in which she opted for a topic of a letter to a friend- stating about her school. She criticised Garden High School, stating honest opinion. The examiner took her paper to the principal asking what to do with it! She kept on losing interests with age as she is/ was a sports lover and found no channel to spend her energy. Bullies were employed by the authority in the name of 'teachers' who made students' lives miserable. The star is for the times my ward enjoyed her music lessons, made a few friend and miniscule cooperative faculty. She and I had let out a sense of relief after she made her way out of this low-grade prison.
Shivaji Mitra
Reviewed on 06 May 2023
It's a professionally Managed School. I admitted both my kids here but taken them out to other school based on my needs for my wards. I can easily park my vehicles as the road nearby school is quite broad in compare to other schools where its difficult to park vehicles. School is well maintained, and school rooms are spacious and neatly managed. Communication over the portal and land phones for various reasons are very easy to manage. Parents gets all classes related important notifications through WhatsApp. Regarding academics, if the students follow the classes, then they don't need to study while going back to home. But how many students seriously follows that, big question. So as a result the students get pressurized while at home to cover school syllabus. Extra-curricular activities are missing here. Even if something happens, that goes for selected students only. I think every student need equal opportunity to showcase their skills. School need to take care of this as well. They need to make all students feel responsible and important. Parent can meet School teacher and Principal as an when needed and get updates about their ward. Teachers and principal are very helpful and provide necessary guidance. School provides free remedial Classes for students who needs improvement to subject they are weak. School Portal Helps Parents to gets information and lodge any complain or register for activities or pay fees and get any information about their wards easily online without visiting School. Overall, the school is highly organized, and a good system is in place. For Academic excellence and book-based education, they score 10/10 but for Overall Students improvement, they scored poor, they need to take care of this little gray areas for overall performance.
Suvadip Chakrabarti
Reviewed on 10 Apr 2023
Garden High School may be a good school ,but the management is Opaque, you cannot reach out to the principal. He you cannot seek appointment but will be "granted appointment" if deemed fit by the office people. I had admitted my daughter and withdrew from here without the session being started. The high handednees of the staff is apalling. There is no co-ordination between accounts section, adminstration and all. I doubt whether actually issues pertaining to child are at all addressed here. The first red flag I noticed in the interaction session was the advice us, was to not discuss issues amongst parents ,which helps them to cover up. We withdrew via email and submitted documents in person on 31st March,2023 and they acknowledged the receipt of the same, but today on 10th April 2023 they deducted from the account. The only thing school administration is hell bent on harrassing. Now have to run arround to get back my hard earned money.
Suvadip Chakrabarti
Reviewed on 10 Apr 2023
Garden High School may be a good school ,but the management is Opaque, you cannot reach out to the principal. He you cannot seek appointment but will be "granted appointment" if deemed fit by the office people. I had admitted my daughter and withdrew from here without the session being started. The high handednees of the staff is apalling. There is no co-ordination between accounts section, adminstration and all. I doubt whether actually issues pertaining to child are at all addressed here. The first red flag I noticed in the interaction session was the advice us, was to not discuss issues amongst parents ,which helps them to cover up. We withdrew via email and submitted documents in person on 31st March,2023 and they acknowledged the receipt of the same, but today on 10th April 2023 they deducted from the account. The only thing school administration is hell bent on harrassing. Now have to run arround to get back my hard earned money.
318, Prantik Pally Rd, Rajdanga, Kasba, Kolkata, West Bengal 700107, India