Harvest International
School
CBSE Admissions Open 2027-28 | Limited seats available for Pre-Primary to 12th | Book a campus tour this week
A School That Prepares Your Childfor Boards, Exams, and Life.
Our Pillars of Excellence
State-of-Art Facilities: Modern classrooms, advanced labs, extensive sports, and creative spaces
Expert Faculty: Dedicated, experienced mentors providing personalized guidance.
Safe & Convenient Transport: Reliable bus services for easy, secure commutes
21st-Century Skills Focus: Cultivating critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving
Vibrant Extracurriculars: Rich student life promoting talents and leadership.
Harvest International School proudly celebrates exceptional CBSE Grade X & XII achievements with top scores, subject-wise distinctions, and a strong record of academic excellence.






At Harvest International School, CBSE education extends far beyond classroom instruction. Students learn through practical application, technology-enabled learning, sports, leadership opportunities, and real-world problem-solving experiences that prepare them for future success.
One School. One Community. One Complete Pre-primary to 12 Journey.
From the pre-primary to Grade 12, Harvest International School provides a consistent learning environment where students grow academically, socially, and personally under one trusted institution.
One School. From Pre-primary to 12.
Harvest International School gives your child a complete Pre-primary to 12 journey on one campus with no school changes, no re-admissions, and uninterrupted academic growth.
Why a Pre-primary to 12 School Matters
Your child stays in one trusted environment from Pre-primary to 12, allowing learning, friendships, confidence, and development to continue seamlessly.
What Parents Gain
No repeated admission stress, teachers who know your child well, consistent values, and smooth transitions between grades.
CBSE or IB — Your Choice
Choose between a CBSE pathway through Grade 12 or an IB pathway (PYP & MYP), supported by experienced educators and personalised attention.
Admissions Open Now
Admissions are open across grades. Seats fill earlier than expected. Visit the campus, ask questions, and make an informed decision for your child.
All Harvest campuses operate with strict safety standards, monitored transportation systems, trained staff, and internationally aligned safeguarding practices to ensure a secure learning environment.

24/7 CCTV Surveillance
Every corridor, classroom, entry point, and common area is monitored continuously by trained security staff.

GPS-Tracked School Buses
Parents can monitor real-time bus movement through GPS-enabled transport tracking systems.

Secure Single-Entry Campus
All visitors are verified and monitored through controlled entry and exit procedures.

Female Attendants on Every Bus
Each school bus is supported by trained female attendants for student safety and supervision.

On-Campus Infirmary
A dedicated medical room with trained first-aid support is available throughout school hours.

School Safeguarding Policy
Child protection, anti-bullying practices, and safeguarding standards are integrated into campus operations.
Inspiring Environments: Your Child's World at Harvest

Pickle Ball

Basket ball

Football

Cricket

Skating

Karate

Yoga

Guitar

Drums

Keyboard

Art Studio

Farming

Digital Classrooms

Labs

Robotics

Library

Annual Days

Sports Day

Field Trips

Graduation

Montessori
Our prepared environments are carefully designed to encourage your child’s innate zeal for learning, allowing them opportunities to choose from an array of purposeful activities to work on.

Elementary Montessori
Elementary Montessori is designed for children aged 6 to 12, serving as the next phase in Montessori education, where the focus is on nurturing.

CBSE
We offer a robust and holistic curriculum for learning at Harvest that is curated around the CBSE syllabus. Our curriculum employs innovative teaching strategies.

IB
A student-centered approach to education. Our IB Program challenges our students to think for themselves and take responsibility.
5 INSTITUTES IN BANGALORE
2200+
STUDENTS
200+ EXPERT TEACHERS
01:10 TEACHER STUDENT RATIO

Sarjapur-Attibele Road CBSE Campus
- Sy.No.2 & Sy.No.3/2, INDLABELE VILLAGE, ATTIBELE HOBLI, Electronic City, Bengaluru, Karnataka - 562107
- 080 - 67331884
- admissions@harvestinter<nationalschool.in

Sarjapur Road CBSE Campus
- Carmalaram post silk farm, Kodathi village, Off sarjapur road, near Kodathi village, BLR – 560035
- 080 - 67331884
- [email protected]

Sarjapur Road IB Campus
- Carmalaram post silk farm, Kodathi village, Off sarjapur road, near Kodathi village, BLR – 560035
- 080 - 67331884
- [email protected]

Excellence in Education, Rooted in Values
At Harvest, learning is a way of life and a tradition. We are living in a global and dynamic world, where the walls have come down and the windows have opened up, as Thomas L. Friedman wrote in his book ‘The World is Flat’. Our children need an education that equips them with the skills and knowledge to face the challenges and opportunities of this world.
At Harvest, we nurture our children with ethics and etiquette, principles and discipline, values and culture. We shape them into good human beings who can confidently take on the world.
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Admissions Open in Bangalore
Most parents don’t arrive with a finished checklist — they arrive mid-thought. The search often begins late one evening, or after another parent mentions a school in passing.
When families start exploring schools in Bangalore, it’s rarely about finding “the best” one. It’s about figuring out where their child will actually settle. Over time, parents realise the decision isn’t purely academic — it’s emotional, practical, everyday.
Admissions are open now. Enquire, visit, or simply take note and return when it feels right.
What tends to stand out?
Parents who visit Harvest often talk about how the place feels. Calm. Unrushed. Students here don’t look stressed — and that atmosphere tends to stay with families long after the visit.
That’s why so many parents who value steadiness over hype end up choosing Harvest.
About IB, CBSE, and everything in between
This part usually brings more questions than answers — and that’s normal.
Some parents are drawn to IB for its curiosity, discussion and global exposure. Others prefer CBSE for its structure, familiarity and long-term continuity.
At Harvest, both paths exist — because not all children learn the same way. Having both available means families can choose without feeling rushed into one direction too early.
About admissions, realistically
Admissions for the upcoming academic year are open, and this is usually when things start to feel noisy. Advice comes from everywhere, timelines feel unclear, and everyone has an opinion.
Here, the process focuses on clarity rather than urgency. You’re encouraged to visit, ask questions, and take time to understand what works for your child. Seats fill sooner than expected — but the approach stays patient and transparent, so you can make a decision you’re comfortable with.
The part most websites don’t talk about
Admissions for the upcoming academic year are open, and this is usually when things start to feel noisy. Advice comes from everywhere, timelines feel unclear, and everyone has an opinion.
Here, the process focuses on clarity rather than urgency. You’re encouraged to visit, ask questions, and take time to understand what works for your child. Seats fill sooner than expected — but the approach stays patient and transparent, so you can make a decision you’re comfortable with.
Learning, without the rush
Whether students follow an IB-aligned approach or a CBSE framework, learning at Harvest focuses on understanding rather than speed. Students are encouraged to think, question and connect ideas over time.
Families often say learning here feels natural — not staged, not performative. That difference is subtle, but it matters.
When parents are still deciding
Some families lean toward IB for its flexibility and inquiry. Others prefer CBSE for its structure and academic grounding. There’s no single right answer.
What matters is that parents feel heard during the process. Conversations here are less about persuasion and more about understanding what fits a child best.
Taking the next step
Still comparing your options, thinking about admissions, or weighing IB against CBSE? Visiting the campus often brings clarity that online searches can’t.








































