Podar International School

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Podar International School
Location
Podar International School
Mumbai
,
Maharashtra
400052

India
Information
Funding type Private
Established1927
ChairmanDr. Pavan Podar
Staff7600
Grades1–12
LanguageEnglish
Affiliations CBSE, ICSE, IGCSE, IB, SSC, CISCE,GSEB
Website https://www.podar.org/ https://www.podareducation.org/

Podar International School is a group of schools that is a part of the Podar Education Network that was established in 1927 by Sheth Anandilal Podar, with Mahatma Gandhi as the first President of the trust. [1] [2] The group is headquartered in Mumbai. [3] It offers educational streams such as the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), Secondary School Certificate (SSC), Cambridge (IGCSE) and International Baccalaureate (IB). [4]

Contents

Podar International Schools consist of Pre-Primary schools, Primary and Secondary schools, Junior Colleges, Part-Time courses, and Teacher Training Institutes. The Podar network of schools offers educational streams for the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CICSE), Secondary School Certificate (SSC), Cambridge IGCSE, and International Baccalaureate (IB). [5]

As of January 2021, there are 131 Podar International Schools across India with over 160,000 students and 7,600 staff members. [6]

History

Podar International School is a co-ed school. Its first classes were held in 2005 in the Mumbai Suburb of Santacruz West. The school launched interactive E-books on iPad in 2012. [7] The school offers the International Baccalaureate programs for PYP (Grades 1-5) Cambridge Checkpoint and IGCSE (Grades 6-10) and the IBDP and A-levels (Grades 11, 12). [8]

Campuses

After adding six new schools in five states in 2021, Podar International now has over 136 campuses across 10 states in India. [9] [10] [11]

List of Podar International School in Gujarat

Source: [12] [13]
#School NameBoardLocationInfo
1Podar International School - Ahmedabad (Chandkheda)CBSE CIEBehind Vitthal Complex, Near Trishala Complex Cross road, New C.G.Road, Chandkheda, Ahmedabad - 382424
  • Admin Officer : Mr. Rahul Obero
  • Website: [14]
2Podar International School - Ahmedabad (Vastral)CBSEFP no. 781/1, Chandravati farm,

Near RAF Camp, Near Ramol Toll Booth,

Vastral Ring Road. Vastral.

Ahmedabad - 382418. Gujarat

  • Admin Officer : Mr. Joy Macwan
  • Website: [15]
3Maruti Suzuki Podar Learn School - Ahmedabad (Sitapur)CBSESurvey No: 1239, Old Plot No 715/2,

Bh Japanese Dormitory, NH-7,

Sitapur, Ahmedabad - 382130

  • Admin Officer : Umesh Sawant
  • Website: [16]
4Podar International School - Amreli CBSEKeriyanagar road, S.R. No 92-2D (Keriyanaagas), Taluka - Amreli, District - Amreli - 365601 Gujarat.
  • Admin Officer : Mr. Sajid Bloch
  • Website: [17]
5Podar International School - Anand CBSENear Moti Khodiyar Mandir Opp. Radha Swami Ashram 100 feet road Anand - 388001. Gujarat.
  • Admin Officer : Mr. Nirav Kapadiya
  • Website: [18]
6Podar International School -Bhavnagar CBSEVartej - Sidsar Road, Near Bhargav Vruksh Mandir, Bhavnagar - 364060. Gujarat.
  • Admin Officer : Mr. Ketan Patel
  • Website: [19]
7Podar International School Gandhinagar CBSEShurshti Farm Opp. Khakhria Prajapati Wadi Por Kudasan Road Gandhinagar - 382010. Gujarat.
  • Admin Officer : Mr. Prakash Gadhavi
  • Website: [20]
8Podar International School - Himmatnagar CBSERevenue Survey no 484, Paiki Berna village, Near Shivay Bungalows, Berna Road, Dist - Sabarkatha, Himmatnagar.

Gujarat - 383001

  • Admin Officer : Mr Pratik Patel
  • Website: [21]
9Podar International School -Jamnagar CBSEParshwanath Park-2, Survey No-119, Opp. Ashirwad Club Resort, Rajkot By- Pass Road, Naghedi, Jamnagar – 361006. Gujarat.
  • Admin Officer : Mr. Jaydeep Goswami
  • Website: [22]
10Podar International School - Junagadh CBSEB/H Mahasagar Petrol Pump, Junagadh - Rajkot Highway, Sukhpur, Dist : Junagadh, Gujarat - 362 310.
  • Admin Officer : Mr. Prakash Kanpara
  • Website: [23]
11Podar International School - Kutch (Gandhidham)CBSESurvey No.303/1, Shinai village, Gandhidham Mundra Road. Gandhidham (Kutch) - 370205. Gujarat
  • Admin Officer : Mr. Mehul Kotak
  • Website: [24]
12Podar International School - Mehsana CBSESurvey no 191/2, Village Nugar, New By-pass road, Near Iscon circle. Mehsana - 384002. Gujarat.
  • Astt. Admin Officer : Mr Sanjay Prajapati
  • Website: [25]
13Podar International School - Nadiad CBSENear Divya Dhara, Juna Dumral Road, Vaishali Road, Nadiad - 387 002. Taluka - Nadiad, District - Kheda. Gujarat
  • Admin Officer : Mr. Nimish Purani
  • Website: [26]
14Podar International School - Navsari CBSESisodra Dandi Marg, Italva, Heritage Road, Taluka Navsari - 396445. Gujarat.
  • Admin Officer : Mr. Parimal Rathod
  • Website: [27]
15Podar International School - Rajkot CBSEKalawad Road, Opposite Drive in Cinema, Avadh Road, Behind N.R.I. Colony, Haripar Pal Village, Rajkot - 360005. Gujarat.
  • Admin Officer : Mr. Clive D'Silva
  • Website: [28]
16Podar International School - Surat (Simada)CBSESimada, Near. Police Choki, Puna Kumbhariya Canal Road, Surat - 395010. Gujarat.
  • Admin Officer : Mr. Krunal Brahmbhatt
  • Website: [29]
17Podar International School - Surat (Jahangirabad)CBSET.P 44, Ugat Dandi road, Near Dhru Petroleum,Opp. DMart, Jahangirabad, Adajan, Surat - 395005. Gujarat
  • Admin Officer : Mr. Krunal Brahmbhatt
  • Website: [30]
18Podar International School - Vadodara CBSER.S.No 26, Sikandarpur, Ajwa Road, Taluka - Waghodia, Dist - Vadodara - 390006. Gujarat.
  • Admin Officer : Mr. Kalpesh Shah
  • Website: [31]
19Podar International School - Vapi CBSEVillage - Tukwada Opp - MRC company Nr. NH-08 Via - Vapi - 396185 Gujarat.
  • Principal : Mr. Jayanta Sarkhel Cabin
  • Admin Officer : Mr. Gaurang Soni
  • Website : [32]
20Podar International School -Veraval CBSESr. No. 349/P1/P1, Somnath Highway road, Nr. Phoenix Cinema, Veraval. 362266.
  • Admin Officer : Mr. Santosh Pal
  • Website : [33]

Educational Initiatives

The Podar International School focuses on technology for education and started teaching students using tablets around 2011, and shifted to digital learning completely between 2015 and 2016 with e-textbooks, e-workbooks and e-notes. [34]

The school promotes technology-based learning through its BetweenUs portal, with a Learning Management System that shares e-versions of the prescribed textbooks with the students. The system also enables teacher-student interaction. [35]

In November 2020, Podar International School announced an Innovation Lab that aims to enable students to learn about robotics, coding, drones, Virtual Reality, and 3D Printing. This lab will be set up across all Podar International School campuses. [36]

Other Initiatives

In 2010, the school’s Santacruz campus in Mumbai conducted a seminar, along with Ecole Mondiale world School, Juhu, to teach students how to read nutritional labels, how the contents affect one’s health, and how to detect food that has gone past its expiry date. [37]

Podar International School, Mumbai, conducted a city-wide survey of the usage of smartphones and its effects on the relationship between parents and children. Over 5,000 parents and 2000 school-going children participated in the survey in December 2013. The results showed that children often felt their parents loved their phones more than them. [38]

The school’s Indore campus hosted the CBSE Master Training Workshop on ‘Happy Classrooms’ in December 2019 where over 50 principals and vice-principals from Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and Rajasthan participated. [39]

The school’s Nagpur campus conducted a virtual run, E–Marathon for its students, parents, grandparents and teachers, in July 2020. The run was conducted to convey a message of keeping oneself fit and healthy amidst the outbreak of COVID-19.  Between 6 am to 10 am, more than 1,000 participants covered the specified distance, undertaking all safety measures, recording their timings on the suggested fitness app, and uploading the snapshots of their run summary on the given link. [40]

The school’s Nagpur campus conducted a virtual run, E–Marathon for its students, parents, grandparents and teachers, in July 2020. The run was conducted to convey a message of keeping oneself fit and healthy amidst the outbreak of COVID-19. Between 6 am to 10 am, more than 1,000 participants covered the specified distance, undertaking all safety measures, recording their timings on the suggested fitness app, and uploading the snapshots of their run summary on the given link. [41]

Post COVID-19

In October 2021, 62 out of 139 schools across the country have been partially opened for students. [42] [43]

Recognition

Student Achievements

International

A 9-student team from the group’s RN Podar school campus in Mumbai won at the ‘Beamline for Schools’ competition, 2018, conducted by CERN, the Geneva-based European Organisation for Nuclear Research, and became, along with International School of Manila, Philippines, the first Asian school teams to win the competition since its inception. [54]

In October 2019, a female student of the Podar International School, Mumbai was one of the ‘all-girls’ team that represented India in a robotics competition, First Global Challenge 2019, held in Dubai. [55]

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