How To Start Your Own School

icon1 Amol Arora | icon4 06 28th, 2008


You can start different types of schools based on your investment range. This investment (in addition to the land) can start from 3-4 Lakhs for a playschool (also referred to as preschool/nursery school/kindergarten/Montessori) upto 20 crores for a full fledged boarding school of international standards. You can start on your own or take a franchise of a school brand.

Playschool: The area should have at least 3-4 rooms for classrooms & activities. Playschools don’t require any affiliation but you must check with the local civic authorities whether a playschool is permitted at the location you have identified. Ideally it should be in a decent residential location with a sizeable population in the immediate vicinity. You should also budget for cash for 6 months by which preschools normally break even.

Senior Secondary School: You should check the minimum requirements in terms of area and construction from the school board you are planning to get the affiliation from. The thumb rule for size is – the further your land is from the city- the bigger it should be to enable you to offer more facilities than what city schools may be offering in limited area. You should also budget in cash for 2 years as the break even normally happens by the third year.

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13 Responses to "How To Start Your Own School"
  1. Rithika Says:

    I read the post and I would like to know more about the details. I have a house where no one puts and I want to give it on rent. But now, I think of opening a play school. The only concern is that it is in the middle of the city. Would it be feasible to open a school in the house :?:

  2. Devendra Says:

    Hi Amol

    I would like to see in this blog the complete process through a person must require going to start school. :lol:

  3. Aman Says:

    hi, i have around 46 acre of land in a village of Karnal,haryana. I am very intersted to build up a school over there. I am looking for the details because it is a major project. So can you help me on this

  4. Want to open School in Hyd Says:

    I too have a house with 8 rooms in a very decent locality in Hyderabad. I do not like to rent it. I wish to open a play school in it. What are the formalities to open a play school in Hyderabad A.P. ? Does one have to go thru the bureaucracy. Applying for licences etc.

  5. gokul Says:

    Hi,
    I would like to know about the minimum reqirement of land for international school afiliated to ICSE and CBSE syllabus. Please let me know the details

  6. senthil Says:

    Actually i read ur post got some idea but still not clear.Can u help me out with rules and procedures for opening a primary school outside chennai i.e,near by avadi.we have an acre of land is tat enough for us to start a school or where shall i get these information please let me know…
    nice post Amol Arora keep up with this nice work

  7. yes Says:

    i want details about how to start a play school of my own .

  8. Dilip Mokati Says:

    i would like to start 10+2 school. I have 5 acre area. so kind me to know how much investment is their.

  9. mahesh Says:

    how to start cbse school.

  10. magesh Says:

    how to start an higher secondary school give me the solution how much land required and money

  11. i wish to open a cbse pattern school only for girls how much land req &upto which std first start i m interested ncr pl update. Says:

    :razz:

  12. lokeh khandelwal Says:

    give the comlete information to open an cbse school….

  13. yogi Says:

    sir please tell me about, how to get affiliation from the CBSE board 10+2 level school

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