Best Boarding Schools in Navi Mumbai

“Shree Swaminarayan Gurukul International School aims to nurture well-rounded individuals through the principles of Vidya, Sadvidya, and Brahmavidya. Their academics and curriculum are mainly based on the holistic blend of the framework and principles of the ancient and transformational Gurukul Value System. Vidya, Sadvidya and Brahmavidya. They have built homes for their children where they devote their full time to providing care and protection to fulfil their emotional needs thus making them feel at home. Every week exams are conducted to make students exam-ready. They have a daily Sports slot for training in various sports. Shree Swaminarayan Gurukul International School has advanced labs for practical, hands-on learning in sciences and technology, encouraging innovation and research. In their hostel, they offer nutritious, balanced meals prepared with health, hygiene and spirituality in mind, catering to diverse dietary preferences.”

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“Lady Khatun Marium School aims to provide a solid foundation of concepts, skills, and attitudes which ensure success in achieving one's ambition. They have two separate computer laboratories with 18 computers in the primary section and 34 highly configured networked computer systems that provide facilities for computer-based learning in the Secondary Section. Their School Library is well stocked with a collection of about 6000 books. The school provides an excellent boarding facility to students from Class IV to Class XII. The fully equipped hostel of the school is divided into 4 blocks. Three blocks are allotted to the boys according to their age, and one isolated block forms the Girls' Hostel. The hostel can accommodate up to 125 boys and 24 girls. The accommodation is well-lit and ventilated, fully furnished with writing tables, cupboards and attached toilets. Their students are trained in a variety of indoor activities like Carrom, Chess, Badminton, Table Tennis, Karate, and Yoga. The School also has a well-trained student band to accompany the March Past and national celebrations like Independence and Republic Day parades.”

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