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Cambridge International Education · Guwahati, Assam

Education with pleasure, not pressure.

North East's first Cambridge school. Fifteen years, from age 3 to A Level — and graduates now studying across Europe, the USA and beyond.

Est.
2010
Stages
KG – A Level
Class size
Max 20 per class
Faculty
45+ teachers

THE NORTH EAST'S FIRST CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL

Fifteen years of proof that happy children go far.

International School Guwahati is the region's first and oldest Cambridge school — founded in 2010 as the North East's gateway to a globally recognised education. From Kindergarten to A Level, we offer the full Cambridge pathway, ending in IGCSE and A Level qualifications respected by universities in India and around the world.

But a track record is only worth what it does for your child. Here, in-depth learning and genuine specialisation are built on small classes and real support — so your child isn't pushed through the system, but grows through it. Education with pleasure, not pressure, for fifteen years and counting.

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Students engaged in a happy learning environment at International School Guwahati

15+

Years as the North East's first Cambridge school.

A full Cambridge pathway, Kindergarten to A Level.

Choose your child

Wherever your child is starting from, there's a place already waiting.

Ages 3–6

The year your child learns that school is a happy place.

Days are built around play, stories, songs and sand — because that is how three- and four-year-olds actually learn. Teachers notice the quiet child as readily as the loud one. Nothing is rushed, nothing is tested, and every child is walked in by name each morning.

Class size

Maximum 20 children per section

Where it leads

Leads into Cambridge Primary, already confident with a pencil, a question and a friend.

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A day at ISG

This is what your child's Tuesday actually looks like.

Labs, a pool, a library and a theatre only matter for what they give a child by four o'clock. Here is the day, hour by hour.

  1. 8:00 am

    A student arriving at the school gate and being welcomed by a smiling teacher in the morning light

    Arrival & check-in

    Every child is greeted by name — the day starts with being known.

  2. 8:40 am

    A teacher sitting with a small group of students around a table in a bright classroom

    Small-group lessons

    With no more than 20 in a room, no question goes unasked.

  3. 10:30 am

    Students in lab coats and safety goggles running an experiment in the school science laboratory

    Science lab

    Ideas get tested with their own hands, not just read from a page.

  4. 12:15 pm

    Children swimming in the school pool with a coach supervising at the poolside

    Break & swimming

    Bodies move, friendships form, and afternoons stay focused.

  5. 2:00 pm

    School children rehearsing a play on the school theatre stage under warm lights

    Theatre or art

    A stage teaches a shy child that their voice carries.

  6. 3:30 pm

    Students walking home from school with backpacks in the late afternoon sun

    Home

    Children leave tired in the good way — full, not drained.

Numbers we're happy for you to check.

15+
years of Cambridge teaching in Guwahati
63%
A*–B at IGCSE
90%
of graduates to universities abroad
Max 20
students per class

What we grow

Five words we'd like your child to be described by at eighteen.

A child who can look at their own work and say honestly what to do better.

How we nurture it

Teachers close each unit with reflection journals and one-to-one conversations rather than only a mark out of ten.

Why families choose the established school

Fifteen years of watching children grow into themselves.

New schools promise. We can show you. ISG was the first Cambridge school in the North East and remains its oldest — which means our teachers have taught the full pathway many times over, our results have a track record, and our alumni are already out in the world, writing to tell us how it went.

  • The region's first and oldest Cambridge school — founded 2010 by NR Education Foundation.
  • Senior faculty: 45+ teachers, 14% with a PhD and 58% with a Master's degree.
  • Proven outcomes, published plainly: 63% A*–B at IGCSE.
  • An alumni community spread across four continents — and still in touch.
Aerial view of the International School Guwahati campus with playing fields and classroom blocks
Our campus at Sarusajai — science labs, library, swimming pool, sports room and theatre, on one site.

Where they go next

Ninety per cent of our graduates go on to universities abroad.

Not a marketing line — a map of where the last fifteen years have taken them.

Europe

80%

North America (USA)

10%

India

7%

Asia

3%

Destinations of ISG graduates: Europe, North America, India and Asia. Every A Level student receives individual university guidance from Grade 11.

What families say when we're not in the room.

She comes home talking about what she learned, not what she was tested on. That was the whole reason we moved her here.
Parent of a Grade 6 student
The teachers knew my son was struggling with mathematics before we did — and had a plan ready when they called.
Parent of a Grade 10 student
A Level here felt like university already. Fifteen of us in a room, arguing about texts. I arrived abroad ready.
Alumnus, now at university in the USA
Fifteen years in the same city, the same standards. You can see it in the children who leave.
Parent of two ISG graduates
The Chairman of International School Guwahati seated in his office

A message from our Chairman

"The aim of education should be to teach the child to think, not what to think."

When we founded ISG in 2010, Guwahati had no Cambridge school. We began with a simple conviction: that children learn most deeply when they are enjoying themselves, and that a child under pressure learns only how to survive pressure. Fifteen years on, that conviction has been tested by every cohort — and by the young people who come back to visit us from universities around the world.

Chairman, NR Education Foundation

The admissions journey

Five unhurried steps, and someone with you at each one.

  1. 01

    Enquiry

    Tell us about your child. We call back the same day.

  2. 02

    Campus tour

    Walk the school on a working day and meet teachers.

  3. 03

    Assessment

    A gentle, age-appropriate check of where your child is.

  4. 04

    Interview

    A conversation with the family — both ways.

  5. 05

    Enrolment

    Place confirmed, and a welcome pack before day one.

Academic year

Begins in April

Admissions open

From October

Fees

Shared on request · sibling discounts available

Book a visit

Tell us about your child. We'll call you back the same day.

The best way to know a school is to stand in it on an ordinary working morning. Come and see the classrooms full, the pool in use and the children mid-conversation — then decide.

Nalapara, Kalimandir Path, Sarusajai

P.O Saukuchi, Guwahati-781040, Assam

Monday–Saturday, 8:30am – 4:00pm

Fees are shared on request. Sibling discounts available.