This is another great facility from Radcliffe School for the students and the parents. The Short-term Migration Facility ensures easy and provisional transfer the student from one Radcliffe School to another for a period of one-two months. However in special cases the duration can be further extended. This facility will enable parents to spend sometime with their parents or other relatives in case of emergency or medical need without hampering their child’s quality schooling.

Radcliffe School has launched a unique and innovative programme to connect young kids to the fascinating world of science and technology. The programme, christened as Radcliffe Engineering, effectively helps children integrate math, science, cultural understanding and creativity to solve real life problems. Ms. B. Ramadevi, Principal, Radcliffe School Hyderabad says, “The objective of the programme is to teach children ‘How to Think’ rather than ‘What to Think’.” Ms. Sucharita Poddar, Principal, Radcliffe School Kolkata, says, “Radcliffe Engineering is a revolutionary programme. It gets the children brain going. It develops creativity and ingenuity in them by providing an opportunity of hands-on learning experiences.” The programme is a part of the standard curriculum of the school and is being implemented from the earlier grades. It shows children how engineering touches nearly everything in daily life. It helps them develop a range of educational skills—creative thinking, teamwork, project planning and time management.

Amid chanting of Vedic mantras, ‘Bhoomi Puja’– the traditional foundation laying ceremony – of the new campus of Radcliffe School Bathinda was performed on 7th July, 2010 to mark the beginning of its construction.

The construction of the new primary section building is going to be completed by the end of 2010 and classes will begin from the next academic session. The new 2.65 acre school campus located on Badal Road will have all modern facilities with swimming pool, basketball court, lawn-tennis court, an amphitheater style assembly area and all other sports facilities. “The upcoming Radcliffe School in Bathinda will provide holistic education to the children in a lush green surrounding,” said Mr. S. K. Jana, Principal, Radcliffe School, Shant Nagar.

All students of the existing school and most of the parents attended the foundation laying ceremony. A few dignitaries, village sarpanchs of Naruana and Jaisingh, and nearby villagers also attended the ceremony. They were upbeat about the new school campus, and appreciated the work of Radcliffe School.

Construction of a new Radcliffe School campus in Jaipur is in full swing. Spread over an area of 6.2 acres, the upcoming school campus will be an example of architectural innovation and energy efficiency. The campus will encompass the three-story school building, a separate football ground, tennis and basketball courts, swimming pool and assembly area. The school building will have all the modern facilities including cafeteria and medical room.

The construction of the school building is to be completed by the end of 2010. Classes will begin from the next academic session. This new school will be the second campus of Radcliffe School in Jaipur. Another campus located on the Ram Marg, Hanuman Extension is providing quality education from playgroup to KG.

Radcliffe School has started the construction of a new school campus at Sahara Village, Agra. The 4.07 acre school campus will have academic space, an auditorium, a central library, basketball and tennis courts, and a football ground. “We are the fastest growing academic institution and providing more facilities to our students,” said Mr. Leslie Clarance, Vice-Principal, Radcliffe School, Dev Nagar. He further said, “We needed additional types of facilities for our students. Therefore, we are also constructing a swimming pool for them.” Others in the community, including people residing in the neighbourhood are also very positive about the construction and view the upcoming school building as an asset to the city.

The new campus will be completed by the end of 2010. Classes from nursery to Vth standard will begin from the next academic session.