Frequently Asked Questions

It is the right question to ask. The school is new. The people running it are not.

• Our founder, Chandrahasa Reddy Addula, comes from a family that has run schools in Telangana for four decades. Kothakota Pupils High School opened in Wanaparthy district in 1986 and today teaches more than 2,000 children across three CBSE campuses.
• Our COO, Rambabu Kondru, has led education companies at the level of COO, Vice President and Director, and is an executive member of Srujanavani, a voluntary organisation working to narrow social divides by giving rural children a better education.

So the practical side of running a school well — safe transport, careful hiring, CBSE requirements, fees handled properly — is work this team has done for years. What is new is how children learn here, and that part we do not ask you to take on trust. Check it for yourself: ask any teacher what they would do if your child were stuck on something for a week, count the chairs in a classroom, and read our child protection, anti-bullying and privacy policies before you decide, not after. Visits run on all seven days of the week.

Annual tuition begins at Rs 55,000, and there is a one-time admission fee of Rs 10,000. Yes, there is a dedicated introductory offer for new admissions:

• The first 300 admissions confirmed across the school receive a waived admission fee (saving Rs 10,000) and year-one uniform and books at no extra cost.
• The first 200 admissions also receive a tuition freeze: three full years frozen for admissions 1 to 100, and two full years frozen for admissions 101 to 200.
• The class-by-class fee schedule and offer details are published openly in the Fee Particulars document available on the Leap Desk.

No more than 25 children in a class. For comparison, CBSE allows up to 40 children in a section.

Yes. Play in the early years is planned, guided and tied to clear goals for reading, writing and number. We check every child's progress every two weeks, and we work towards every child reading fluently with understanding by the end of Grade 3, in line with the national NIPUN Bharat goals.

Yes. We follow the CBSE curriculum with NCERT textbooks from Grade 6. Children meet formal examinations calmly and early, and every paper comes back with mistakes grouped by type, so your child knows exactly what to work on. Understanding lasts longer than memorising, and that is what Board papers increasingly test.