| Type | Amount | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Registration Fees | ₹ 7,500 | Onetime |
| Admission Fees | ₹ 62,801 | Onetime |
| Tuition Fees | ₹ 7,53,614 | Annually |
| Security Fees (Refundable) | ₹ 1,00,000 | Onetime |
| Annual Fees | ₹ 9,38,915 | Halfyearly |
| Other Fees | ₹ 1,500 | Annually |
Mumbai Ratio : 35:1
Documents Required at the time of application/admission
Junction of 15th & 33rd Road, Off Pali Hill, Bandra West, Mumbai – 400050
Day School | Co-educational | International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum | Nursery to Middle Years
At Stellar World School, Bandra, the emphasis is not just on academic achievement but on preparing your child for life in a rapidly changing world. The school’s motto revolves around developing “life-literate” learners: children who are curious, resilient, collaborative, creative and globally aware.
Key features that stand out for parents:
Small class size: up to about 18 learners per classroom, enabling more individualised attention and deeper engagement.
Learner-centric and collaborative pedagogy: the child’s voice, inquiry and exploration are central rather than rote instruction.
Holistic development: along with academics, the school supports emotional, physical, social and ethical growth for the ‘whole child’.
Purpose-built campus: a modern, technology-enabled environment with well-designed indoor & outdoor spaces, play areas, air-quality monitoring and safety systems.
Strong parent-school partnership: workshops, goal-setting, child-led conferences and regular communication help parents stay connected and informed about their child’s journey.
Stellar World School offers internationally recognised IB programmes, integrated with its proprietary Life Literacy framework, which addresses 12 key literacies such as financial, digital, emotional, occupational and societal literacy. In practice this means:
Learners engage in inquiry-led projects, real-world problem solving and collaborative work.
The classroom is interactive and responsive, not passive: educators act as facilitators rather than just information deliverers.
Learning extends beyond textbooks: the campus offers makerspaces, all-weather play zones, rooftop pool, and even app-based bus tracking & safety systems for transport.
Special attention to indoor environment and student well-being: air-quality systems, built-in safety protocols, female attendants on buses, first-aid-equipped transport – all indicating the school’s commitment to day-to-day welfare.
One-acre plus dedicated play space right in Bandra West: a rare asset in the city for sports, recreation and experiential learning.
IoT-enabled classrooms and safe campus infrastructure: from interactive smart boards to CCTV, real-time tracking and digital platforms for parental access.
Nutrition and health services: meals curated by nutritionists, state-of-the-art hygienic kitchen, on-campus infirmary with trained medical personnel.
Transport services with live-tracking: AC buses with fire-safety kits, cameras, female attendants and app-based visibility for parents.
Strong focus on co-curricular and extra-curricular experiences: the school’s website mentions drama, music, sports like MMA/pickleball/swimming, art & craft, and excursions for holistic growth.
For parents looking at admissions:
Nursery eligibility: the child should be 3 years of age as of December 31 of the academic year.
Admissions are currently done via a fully online enquiry and application process; a school visit or online meeting is offered to help you assess fit.
Process overview: online enquiry → admissions counsellor contact → school visit/interaction → application → decision → fee deposit and document submission.
Documents to keep ready: birth certificate, passport-size photos (child & parents), Aadhar (child & parents), medical certificate (if applicable), previous school reports (if applicable).
Because class sizes are relatively small and the school emphasises individualised learning, applying early and visiting the campus to see the feel and culture is recommended.
While exact current tuition/fee information may not always be publicly listed, parents are encouraged to call the admissions office to clarify.
Visit the campus to assess the “feel” – how children interact, how teachers guide inquiry, how the spaces support varied learning styles – these qualitative factors matter strongly in an inquiry-based school.
When you visit or speak to admissions, you might ask:
How is the Life Literacy framework embedded in everyday classroom routines?
What does a typical day look like, especially for younger children (Nursery, KG)?
How are collaborations, group projects and student-voice opportunities structured across years?
What support is available for children with different learning styles or if my child needs extra help?
How are parents engaged, updated and involved in their child’s progress?
What specific sports, arts and extra-curricular options are available now (and how do they evolve as children grow)?
How is transportation managed: bus routes, safety, tracking, gender-sensitive attendant arrangements?
How is continuous assessment handled (beyond just tests)? How is feedback given to children and parents?
What is the school’s track record in IB or other external assessments – how do children transition into higher classes or other schools?
What are the fee payment schedules, additional costs (transport, meals, trips, special programmes) and refund/resignation policies?