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St. Kabir's Residential & Day School

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Sector 13 (p) Dabra Road Haryana - 125 005 India

St. Kabir’s Residential & Day School, Hisar, an ICSE/ISC option with long-standing presence.

ICSECo-edNursery - 12Ratio Approx. 12:1 (based on historical data)Around 950 (as per 2018–19 district record; current number not published) students
  • Established in 1982 — one of Hisar’s older CISCE schools.
  • Offers both ICSE and ISC streams under one roof.
  • Kabir’s Counselling Cell for student wellbeing and guidance.

Summary for Parents

Summary for the Parent

  • St. Kabir’s Residential & Day School, Hisar is a long-standing ICSE/ISC school known for its balance of academics and co‑curricular activities. It has a solid infrastructure, transparent fee structure, and a reputation for discipline and community involvement. However, recent parent feedback suggests you should check teacher experience and communication practices before enrolling.
  • What kind of child will this school work best for:
  • - A child who enjoys both academics and extracurriculars.
  • - A child who thrives in a structured, moderately sized school environment.
  • Strengths:
  • - Established reputation and CISCE affiliation.
  • - Strong co‑curricular and community programmes.
  • - Transparent fee structure available online.
  • - Good library and lab facilities.
  • Potential trade-offs / Things to check:
  • - Mixed feedback on teacher experience and communication.
  • - Confusion about boarding availability.
  • - Accessibility features not clearly listed.
  • - Fee increases in recent years.
  • Recommendations / Questions to Ask:
  • - Confirm if the boarding facility is currently operational.
  • - Ask for recent teacher retention data and training details.
  • - Request last three years’ ICSE/ISC results.
  • - Clarify all one‑time and recurring fees in writing.
  • - Discuss transport routes and safety measures.

School Information

Board / Curriculum

ICSE

Grades offered

Nursery - 12

Medium

English

Type

Co-ed

Students

Around 950 (as per 2018–19 district record; current number not published)

Student–Teacher Ratio

Approx. 12:1 (based on historical data)

Boarding

Day school only

Pincode

125005

Leadership & Staff

  • 81 teachers (70 female, 11 male); 7 pre-primary teachers

Fees & Admissions

Class / CategoryFee (₹)Notes
Nursery–UKG₹49,356Based on official 2025–26 PDF
Class I–V₹56,796
Class VI–X₹65,124
Class XI–XII₹75,036

All figures are from the official Fee Structure 2025–26 PDF. Always confirm the latest schedule and refundable components directly with the school.

Admission Process for Interested Parents

When to Apply

Registration for LKG usually opens in December; draw of lots in January.

Steps

  • 1.1. Fill out the online or offline registration form.
  • 2.2. Submit documents and pay the registration fee (₹200).
  • 3.3. Attend interaction (Nursery) or entrance test (higher classes).
  • 4.4. Wait for selection list or draw of lots.
  • 5.5. Pay admission and tuition fees to confirm the seat.

Eligibility (2025 examples)

  • 1.Nursery: Born between 1 Apr 2021 – 31 Mar 2022
  • 2.LKG: Born between 1 Apr 2020 – 31 Mar 2021
  • 3.UKG: Born between 1 Apr 2019 – 31 Mar 2020
  • 4.Class I: Born between 1 Apr 2018 – 30 Sep 2019

Documents Required

  • 1.Birth certificate
  • 2.address proof
  • 3.Aadhaar cards
  • 4.photos
  • 5.transfer certificate (if applicable)
  • 6.previous report cards

What Parents Say

Aggregated from parent reviews across platforms. Ask these questions during your school visit.

Early Grades (Nursery–V)

Positives

Parents appreciate the friendly environment and interactive sessions for younger children. The pre‑primary section is often praised for its play‑based approach.

Watch out for

Some parents mentioned confusion during the admission process and unclear communication about registration timelines.

💬

Ask: How does the school handle parent communication during admissions and early years?

Middle & Secondary (VI–X)

Positives

The school’s labs and library are valued, and students reportedly perform steadily in academics.

Watch out for

A few parents raised concerns about teacher experience and continuity after staff changes.

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Ask: What is the current teacher retention rate and how are new teachers trained?

Senior Secondary (XI–XII)

Positives

Alumni mention good ISC results and supportive subject teachers.

Watch out for

Some parents feel career counselling could be stronger and fees have increased recently.

💬

Ask: What career guidance and college prep support does the school offer?

Board Curriculum (ICSE/ISC)

Positives

Parents like the academic rigour and English-medium focus of CISCE.

Watch out for

Some feel classroom teaching methods need modernization.

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Ask: How does the school integrate modern teaching methods with the ICSE curriculum?

Co‑curricular Activities

Positives

Strong sports, arts, and community outreach programmes are repeatedly praised.

Watch out for

A few logistical issues with transport and event communication are mentioned.

💬

Ask: How are co‑curricular activities scheduled and communicated to parents?

Campus & Facilities

Not published online

28 classrooms and separate pre‑primary sectionScience and computer labs (32 computers reported)Library with ~16,000 booksSports grounds and co‑curricular spaces for arts, music, and danceCounselling cell and pastoral care programmesPucca boundary wall, electricity, and safe drinking waterAccessibility ramps not listed in government data — worth checking in personBADYA BRAHAMANABEHBALPURDABRADAYADHANSUHARITAIACBP HISARJUGLANKAIMRIKHERI BARKIMANGALIMIRZAPURMODLE TOWN HISARNIYANASHAHARWASINGHRANTALWANDI RANATALWANDI RUKKAURBAN ESTATE 2VIDUT NAGAR HISAR

Reviews from Other Platforms

Aggregated from public sources for reference. These are not verified by SchoolCompass.

What parents liked

"St. Kabir’s School is excellent! No extra fees make it affordable. Great place for quality education. Highly recommended!"

SUGAM Sharma

"Best school in Hissar."

Abc

"School has been a good place for holistic development — good sports and arts activities."

Parent feedback on local forums

Concerns raised

"St. Kabir’s School is a complete disaster! The teachers are inexperienced and have no clue about relevant curriculum. The school is stuck in the past... Avoid at all costs!"

Namdev Samaj

"Irrelevant curriculum — Inexperienced."

Justdial

"Some parents reported poor communication about fee changes and transport scheduling."

Local parent groups

What Kind of Peer Group?

Age Range

3 to 18 years (Nursery to Class XII)

Family Backgrounds

Mostly urban families from Hisar; mix of working professionals and business families.

Socio-economic Profile

Predominantly middle to upper-middle income; some diversity due to EWS admissions.

Child Profiles

Children who enjoy structured academics with active participation in sports, arts, and community service will likely thrive here.

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