Our Community and Life at AES
Welcome to an international community where 70 nationalities feel like one family. From your very first orientation day, we ensure every student and parent feels right at home.
We believe in joyful beginnings. From day one, we welcome our youngest learners with open arms and celebratory traditions that make them feel instantly at home in our vibrant community.
Your journey at AES starts with a warm welcome. Our new family orientation is designed to help you and your children connect with our community, meet key faculty and student ambassadors, and even get a high-five from our tiger mascot.
Settling into a new city is easier with friends who have been there. Our Parent School Association (PSA) hosts "New to Delhi" sessions where experienced parents share practical advice and insights to help your family feel at home.
What does it mean to be a truly international school? A teacher and parent shares his perspective on how our diverse community, with students from over 70 countries, enriches the classroom experience and broadens our children's view of the world.
Our community is built on shared experiences and joyful celebration. Events like our "Arts in the Atrium" Bollywood dance session bring students, parents, and staff together to connect, create, and embrace our host country's vibrant culture.
We foster a community where every voice is heard, starting from the top. In our "Ask the Director" series, Dr. Harrington answers questions directly from students, showing our commitment to open, authentic communication at every level.
More than just a school, we are a community committed to creating a "Culture of Belonging." We actively support every learner's academic, social, and emotional growth, ensuring everyone feels seen, valued, and included.
From the first day of kindergarten to the final senior walkthrough, we celebrate every milestone. This beloved tradition, where the entire school cheers on our graduating class, shows the powerful, supportive journey our students take at AES.
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Settling into a new city can feel overwhelming, so we turn our orientation into a genuine welcome. Instead of just handing you a handbook, we pair you with a current family buddy who helps you navigate the practical side of local life, from setting up your home to finding the best grocery delivery. It is about having a real person to talk to before your child even sets foot in the classroom.
We know that joining a school is a family decision, not just an academic one. That is why our Parent School Association acts as the heartbeat of our campus. They do not just organize events like the International Food Festival or staff appreciation brunches, they are the ones who share the real advice on living in Delhi, from navigating driver management to local shopping guides.
Our approach to school life extends far beyond the classroom. We keep things lively with traditions like our middle school fort competitions, where students join teams like Neela, Peela, Laal, and Hara. These moments are where friendships are built. We also prioritize transparency, with regular 'Ask the Director' sessions where leadership answers student questions directly, ensuring everyone feels heard.
Whether you are arriving from across the world or just moving from across town, our goal is to provide a soft landing. We offer support throughout your time here, including practical transition frameworks for families who are preparing for their next move. You are joining a community that has spent 73 years welcoming families to India, and we are ready to support yours.
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