01 Arrange a Visit A school is best understood from inside it
Each visit is led by a member of the admissions team and shaped by your child’s age and the questions your family brings: the classrooms, studios, playing fields and residences.
The admissions team will confirm a time by telephone or WhatsApp, usually within a couple of working days, and will prepare for the stage your child is entering.
Prefer to speak first? Call or WhatsApp.
32
Acres in the Aravali foothills
25 km
From central Gurugram
Let the School know the stage your child is entering, and the visit will give more time to what matters most at that age.
Time in the classrooms and outdoor learning spaces, and a conversation about how inquiry takes root in young children.
Aryabhata, the design and technology spaces, and how the programme builds judgement and self-direction from Grade 6 to Grade 10.
Subject choices, the Core, and university and career advisory.
The residences, the rhythm of a boarding day, and how Week, Fortnight and Term boarding differ in practice.
The 32-acre campus sits in quiet countryside off the Gurgaon–Sohna Road, within easy reach of central Gurugram and the airport.
Address
Aravali Retreat, Off Gurgaon–Sohna Road, Gurugram 122102, Haryana, India
On the day, if you are running late or need directions, reception is on +91 124 4513000
Directions in Google Maps →Yes. Visits to Pathways are by appointment, so that a member of the admissions team can give your family their full attention and prepare for the stage your child is entering. Please request a visit using the form on this page, or call the admissions team on +91 98186 66677.
Yes, and the School encourages it. Walking the campus and meeting the admissions team helps a child picture the School as their own, and gives the School a first sense of your child.
The campus is approximately 35 km from Indira Gandhi International Airport, around 50 to 60 minutes by road, and roughly 25 km from central Gurugram via Sohna Road.
Yes. The admissions office remains open through the summer and winter breaks. Many families prefer a term-time visit, when the classrooms, studios and playing fields are in full use.
Many families abroad begin with the virtual campus tour and a call with the admissions team, and visit in person when they are next in India. Boarding families often time the visit so that their child can see the residences.
Immediately, if you wish. The online application is open throughout the year, and admissions are rolling: they close by seat, not by date.
Take the virtual campus tour
A walk through the grounds, the academic buildings and the residences, from wherever your family happens to be.
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