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Rayasandra, Electronic City — now open, Playgroup to Grade 7, and built to grow to Grade 12. Modern, safe and thoughtfully designed — come and see it for yourself.

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Jain Heritage School, Electronic City
Rayasandra · Electronic City

Now Open — Playgroup to Grade 7, growing to Grade 12

Sy No 22/2 & 25/2, Rayasandra Main Rd, Rayasandra, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560099. Photography on this page reflects our facilities standard across Jain Heritage School campuses — where Electronic City-specific photography is still being captured, we use images from our other operating campuses and say so.

A building cannot teach a child. But the wrong building can stop a good teacher from trying.

The spaces, one by one

Rooms designed
backwards from
the pedagogy.

Each of these exists because a specific thing is meant to happen in it. Where a space belongs to a stage's teaching, there is a link out to the page that explains how it is actually used.

A microscope set up in the school science lab
STEAM & Robotics Labs

Hands-on studios where
science, technology and
imagination meet

Science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics taught as one investigation rather than five subjects. Concepts come alive through hands-on projects and purposeful play — not through a diagram copied off a board.

The labs support phenomenon-based modules: every child takes part in at least one multidisciplinary module each year, sometimes working with several teachers at once.

More on STEAM at JHS

Children playing outdoors at school
Sports & Play

Open, safe play areas
and expert coaching

Space for fitness and teamwork, coached rather than merely supervised. Gross and fine motor development is planned, sequenced and tracked — pencil grip, scissors, balance beams and climbing frames, in that order.

Outdoor learning happens in most weather: planting, digging, water, sand, balance. Wet days are planned for, not cancelled.

More on sports education

A teacher reading with young children
Library & Reading

A warm corner that nurtures
a lifelong love of books

Reading is not a subject here so much as a habit the building is trying to create. Multi-literacy — making sense of text, image, number, data and screen — is one of the seven competences woven through every subject.

Half of those literacies were not on any syllabus a generation ago, which is precisely why the reading room is not only about books.

A child working with hands-on creative materials
Arts & Music

Dedicated spaces for art,
music and performance

Rooms where confidence is built rather than assessed. Musical, spatial and bodily-kinesthetic intelligences are three of the eight we deliberately develop, so every child finds a strength that is genuinely theirs.

In the early years this is the expressive half of the day: art, music, movement or story, after the quiet part.

Children exploring hands-on materials together
Discovery Zone

Where a question gets tested
instead of answered

Imaginative play zones — a kitchen, a clinic, a shop, a stage — alongside open materials for investigating the week's phenomenon. Pretend play is where language, empathy and role-taking are rehearsed, and roles are swapped on purpose so nobody is always the customer.

See how it's used in Pre-Primary

Two rooms that set this campus apart

The Manipulative and
Contemplative
Learning Centres.

These are the two spaces we would point at first if you asked what is genuinely different about the building. Both are the pedagogy rendered in architecture.

01

The Manipulative Learning Centre

A room built around the idea that children think with their hands. Counting is done with objects, not symbols. Volume is discovered by pouring. Fractions are something you can hold; area is something you build.

How
  • Concrete materials before abstract notation
  • Pale wood, uncluttered, at child height
  • Used across Pre-Primary and Grades 1–7 for maths, science and early number sense
02

The Contemplative Learning Centre

The other half: a quiet room for reflection and metacognition — thinking about your own thinking. Nearly every school in Electronic City has laboratories. A room designed for reflection is rare, and it is not decoration.

How
  • Daily age-appropriate stillness, taught like any other skill
  • Reflective journals and self-assessment
  • Where independent learning is actually built
03

A safe and nurturing environment

A secure, inclusive and caring atmosphere where every child feels valued and free to grow with confidence. In a building, that is mostly about sightlines, supervision and the adult-to-child ratio — not about a slogan on a wall.

How
  • A 1:15 staff–student ratio
  • School transport with pick-up and drop
  • Extended day care for families who need a longer day
  • Allergy and dietary needs recorded at admission and honoured daily

How each centre is used differs by age. The Pre-Primary and Grades 1–7 pages describe that properly — Pre-Primary · Grades 1–7.

"I like to take the learning outside the classroom and show students the world and how it works — and it helps very much that we have a very well-structured curriculum."

— A Finnish teacher, from the school's content archive
One less thing to worry about

The dining hall is a room,
not an afterthought.

Most campus tours skip the kitchen. Ours doesn't — a hungry child cannot learn, and we are not leaving that to chance. Meals are run in partnership with Sodexo, with menus designed by qualified dieticians and cooked to an audited hygiene standard.

  • 1Freshly cooked on campus, every single school day.
  • 2Balanced and vegetarian, on a rotating menu that never repeats inside a cycle.
  • 3Allergy and dietary needs are recorded at admission and honoured daily.
  • 4Serving, sharing and clearing up — taught as a skill, not left to chance.

Meal service is optional for Pre-Primary and part of the day from Grade 1 onward. Ask to see the week's menu on your visit.

Hot meal counters laid out in the school dining hall

Have a question you'd rather just ask?

Call our admissions team on +91 96630 21118 — Monday to Saturday. Or leave your details and we will call you back at a time that suits you.

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The campus, answered

What parents ask
about the campus.

Teaching questions are answered on the Pre-Primary and Grades 1–7 pages. These are the ones about the building and the journey to it.

The campus is open. What can I actually see on a visit?

The real campus — classrooms, labs, the grounds, and the team who will teach your child. That is the honest answer, and it is why we ask you to come to Rayasandra rather than browse a page. Ask what's running today and what's still being finished — we would rather you press on that now than be surprised later.

Where exactly is the campus, and how do I get there?

Sy No 22/2 & 25/2, Rayasandra Main Rd, Rayasandra, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560099 — a short run from the Electronic City corridor. There is a directions link on this page and on our contact page; if you would rather we just told you the easiest approach from your side of the city, call and ask.

Is there school transport, and does it come near us?

Yes — school transport with pick-up and drop, plus extended day care for families who need a longer day. Routes and timings are best checked against your actual address rather than against a map; tell us where you live and we will confirm the nearest route.

What are the safety and supervision arrangements?

The structural answer is the ratio: personalised attention and proper supervision are both impossible at high ratios. Our stated staff–student ratio is 1:15, and on your visit we will give you the current figure for the specific class your child would join. Allergy and dietary needs are recorded at admission and honoured daily.

Are meals compulsory?

Meal service is optional for Pre-Primary. Menus are balanced, vegetarian and rotating, designed by qualified dieticians and cooked on campus to an audited hygiene standard. We will walk you through the current menu on your visit.

What are the fees, including transport and meals?

We share the full structure — tuition, meals, supplies, transport by distance, and the discounts and concessions available — during your campus visit, so you get the complete picture rather than a headline number. Please disregard fee figures listed on third-party school-aggregator websites; several are years out of date.

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Walk the campus
before you decide.

Come to Rayasandra, see the classrooms and meet the team, and ask the awkward questions in person. It is a more useful hour than anything on this page.

Sy No 22/2 & 25/2, Rayasandra Main Rd,
Rayasandra, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560099

📞 +91 96630 21118

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