Voices of the AES Community
Discover the stories of the students, educators, and families who make the American Embassy School a vibrant, international home in the heart of Delhi.
AES teacher and parent, Matthew Medina, shares his perspective on what makes our school truly international. It's about the diverse cultures and global mindsets that enrich our classrooms every day, broadening horizons for students and families alike.
Our Director, Dr. Rand Harrington, explains the strategic pillar of 'Inspired Campus Environments.' He discusses our commitment to creating healthy, sustainable, and future-ready facilities that support student well-being and achievement.
Listen to Helen, an Elementary School parent, share her family's experience at AES. She speaks about the warm community, engaging learning opportunities, and how the school has nurtured her son's love for reading.
Meet some of our new faculty members joining us from around the world! This video introduces a High School PE teacher, an Elementary Counselor, and a Grade 3 teacher, each bringing unique experiences and passion to our community.
We extend a warm welcome to more of our new educators. In this video, meet our new Middle School Learning Support teacher, a Spanish teacher, and a team of English Language Arts specialists joining our global faculty.
Hear from Margot, a 4th-grade student, as she shares what she loves about our inclusive community. She talks about the importance of making new students feel supported and the special place the Banyan tree holds as the heart of our school.
We take a moment to appreciate the incredible support staff who are the backbone of our campus. From the cafeteria teams to the custodians, their dedication and hard work ensure our school runs smoothly every single day.
Our Director, Dr. Rand Harrington, introduces the Master Plan for our campus development. He explains how the new Health & Wellness Center is the first step in our commitment to prioritizing community well-being.
Members of our Health and Physical Education teams present at the PHASE conference in Bangkok. We are proud to have our educators share their expertise in well-being and student agency on a global stage.
Our faculty leads a workshop on emotional training and teamwork at the PHASE conference. This highlights our school's commitment to holistic education that goes beyond physical skills.
About Our People: Voices of AES
What connects us isn't just a curriculum; it is the daily exchange of perspectives between our 70 plus nationalities. Whether you are walking through our Chanakyapuri campus or attending a community mela, you will notice that we focus on how students and teachers support each other, from the historic Banyan tree at our center to our specialized academic support. It is this culture of belonging that shapes how our students learn and grow every single day.
At the American Embassy School, we believe that education is about more than just classrooms. Our community is defined by the people who walk our halls, from our Early Years students to our Grade 12 graduates, and the faculty who travel from around the world to guide them.
A Culture of Belonging
Our diversity is our strength. With students and staff representing over 70 countries, we create an environment where every child feels seen and valued. This is why traditions like our Spirit Weeks and our activities mela are so significant—they are moments where we celebrate our differences and strengthen our bonds. Our students, like Margot in Grade 4, often cite the Banyan tree as the heart of our campus, a place that symbolizes the enduring nature of our community.
Educators as Lifelong Learners
Our teachers bring more than just their subject expertise to Delhi; they bring a global mindset. We actively encourage our faculty to lead and innovate, which is why you will see our Health and Physical Education teams presenting their work at international gatherings like the PHASE conference in Bangkok. We value professional development and student-led learning models, ensuring our teachers are always finding new ways to make learning meaningful.
Living Our Motto
'Enter to Learn, Leave to Serve' guides everything we do. It influences how we build our campus, design our IB Diploma programs, and support our families. Whether it is a parent sharing their experience, or a new teacher arriving from abroad, everyone contributes to the AES spirit. We invite you to hear these stories and see for yourself why so many families call AES their home away from home in India.
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We have been here in Delhi for 73 years, bringing together families from over 70 countries. When you walk our campus, you won't just see a school; you will find a tight-knit family that learns, celebrates, and grows together.
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