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The Sanskriti School – Lucknow has the privilege of being accorded a brand new, 10 acre campus at CG City, a testament to Lucknow’s commitment towards becoming India’s Rising educational hub. Our campus is being built with a view towards creating a spacious atmosphere that encourages both work and play, with traditional red brick structures reminiscent of grand study halls and prestigious institutions of higher learning.

The core facilities would consist of seven blocks of nearly 400,000 sq. ft built area comprising 100 Class Rooms and Labs, Library and auxiliary facilities apart from sports field, tennis courts, volley ball courts, badminton courts etc.

Having completed the initial phase of construction, at the start of our Inaugural Academic Year 2017-18, we will deploy one Block of integrated facilities of 25 class room equivalents spread over 36,000 sq. ft. without any compromise on space. For our 2017-18 school year, our campus hosts the following facilities:

• Spacious, air-conditioned classrooms with large windows overlooking Lucknow’s upcoming IT and Sports hub.
• State-of-the-art Technological integration in classrooms, including Smart boards.
• A library with an assortment of books and periodicals catering to various scholastic and co-scholastic interests of children.
• An art & craft room designed to foster creativity and out-of-the-box thinking.
• A music and dance room created to invoke the talent within every student.
• An indoor sports room for our active minds to channel their energy towards a healthy lifestyle.
• A dining hall offering catered breakfast and lunch that is hygienic, healthy, and hearty.
• An infirmary bay that is equipped for immediate care and medical attention.

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All our furniture and equipment is brand new, in colours and styles that are sure to captivate young minds. Our campus is set to double in size by the following academic year, thereby allowing us to offer an even wider range of world-class facilities.

Work is fast progressing and by the end of the Academic Year 2017-18 we would have trebled the number of classrooms to nearly 75 and added separate Administrative Block, Library Block and areas for Laboratory and other activities. The sports field and sports courts would also be fully deployed by then.

The balance work of adding 25 more classrooms and auxiliary facilities will be taken up later. Plans are also being contemplated to add boarding and lodging facilities if needed.