Canadian International School

The gorgeous new campus of the Canadian International School is less than a year old.	All the hallways are open-air, though covered.	The lower-school library.
A playground for cricket and basketball.	Behind the pavilion, a jungle jim for the younger kids.	At this intersection between three buildings is a small garden.
Most if not all the classrooms have computers for the children, and there were also larger computer labs.	A pleasant corner along the hallway; again, all the "halls" are open air.	The main entrance and parking lot looks out over a large lake ("tank") with the small town of Yelehanka on the other side.
We had a tour from one of the administrative staff; the teachers were all getting ready for school to start on Monday.	The courtyard within the lower-school section. These women were washing the small plastic chairs used by the little kids.	They limit class size to 12 children, so some grades have two classrooms. This is grade 2a.
The fourth-grade classroom.	The fourth-grade classroom.	The art classroom.
In the front of the school, a large playground (at left) for the upper-school kids, a residential facilty (background) for about 50 boarders, and the lunch cafeteria (blue roof in the center).	Part of the upper-school area.	A courtyard near the upper-school area.
A wall painting.	The sixth-grade classroom.	The sixth-grade classroom.
The sixth-grade classroom.	Computers in the sixth-grade classroom.	The French classroom.
Work was still underway on this basketball court.	The "gym" is a weight room.	Outside the "gym" is a place for washing up.
The swimming pool is also available for families to use on weekends.	The changing rooms at the pool.	The school runs several bus routes into the city every day.