THE SHRI RAM SCHOOL

About The Shri Ram School

The Shri Ram School was established in 2000 and is managed under private unaided (recognized) administration. The school is affiliated with the ICSE. It is located in the Gurgaon block of Gurugram district, Haryana. The school is co-educational. The school does not run on a shift basis. English and Hindi are the medium of instruction. The campus is approachable by an all-weather road.

It has 84 classrooms used for instructional purposes. All classrooms are reported in good condition. The campus is enclosed by a pucca boundary wall. The school has a functional electricity connection. Functional drinking-water arrangements are in place. The school has 47 functional boys' toilets, 68 functional girls' toilets, and 24 CWSN-accessible toilets for differently-abled students. A playground is available on campus. The school maintains a library for students. Ramps are provided to help disabled children access classrooms, along with handrails for added support. The school is equipped with 720 computers for teaching and learning. Specialised learning spaces include an integrated science lab and an Atal Tinkering Lab. Classrooms are augmented by 99 projectors. Internet connectivity is available on the premises.

As per the latest UDISE+ data, The Shri Ram School has a total enrolment of 2,466 students (1,255 boys and 1,211 girls). The school is staffed by 257 teachers, giving a student-teacher ratio of 1:10, within the RTE benchmark of 1:30. Of the teaching staff, 77 hold a graduate degree or higher. Around 11% of teachers have received in-service training. The Shri Ram School is located at THE SHRI RAM SCHOOL - ARAVALI, HAMILTON COURT COMPLEX, DLF CITY, PHASE IV, GURGAON, Gurugram, Haryana, PIN 122001. For admission enquiries, the school can be reached by phone at 4784300, by email at [email protected], and online at www.tsrs.org.

Source: UDISE+ 2025–26 census, Ministry of Education, Government of India.