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Global Schools Foundation to set up 50 new International schools in India/Asia- four Indian cities of Bangalore, Noida, Ahmedabad and Indore, | The Financial Express Dated 15 Sep 2011

Agencies Posted: Thursday, Sep 15, 2011 at 1047 hrs IST Tags: International Schools India | Global Schools Foundation | GSF Expansion Programme
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Singapore: A Singapore-based foundation working in the field of education has announced a USD 150 million plan to set up 50 new international schools in India and other Asian nations.
The Global Schools Foundation (GSF) will set up schools at four Indian cities of Bangalore, Noida, Ahmedabad and Indore, its Chairman and Co-Founder Atul Temurnikar said, adding the project is also likely to get a funding of around 30-40 million USD from World Bank.
"The International Finance Corporation (A World Bank body) will support our school expansion programme in developing economies, especially India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam and China," Temurnikar said.
He added that rest of the funding would come from banks and private equity investments.
The foundation has collaborated with leading real estate and infrastructure developers in Asia to develop necessary infrastructure for these schools.
GSF is the only institution in Singapore to have 21 schools in eight countries including Japan and the US.
"The foundation has so far invested 50 million USD for the expansion of education through these schools," Temurnikar said

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Permalink Reply by 3f8yg1wqbdxam on September 17, 2011 at 4:31pm

Yes Global Schools Foundation is investing lot for the development and betterment of schools. Global Indian International Schools are the part of this network and has 21 campuses in 8 countries. It is also a recipient of 13 international awards for educational excellence.

GIIS is going to open in Noida and admissions are going to be open soon. You can view more details at www.giisnoida.org. We thank Mr Sumit Vohra for bringing about the issue of good schooling in NCR up with the parents and building such a great forum to resolve there issues.