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Students at The Indian Public School - Salem grow as confident multilingual communicators. They strengthen English and keep Tamil, Hindi and French alive each day. Through Cambridge English and first language pathways, students speak, read and write in more than one language. They use their home languages in class, so practice feels real. Families, local festivals and Arpanam - Arts Day bring these languages to life on campus. Students connect what they learn with home, the city and the wider world.
Multilingual community
Belong to a multicultural, inclusive community where Indian backgrounds meet global cultures, including Russian and Ukrainian heritages, on a multilingual campus speaking English, Tamil, Hindi, French and other Indian languages.
Cambridge English pathway
Strengthen English through Cambridge Checkpoint, IGCSE and Advanced courses, building analytical reading, academic writing and confident speaking for global exams.
language results and awards
Aim for top language results with classmates who earn Outstanding Learner Awards in English and Tamil, centum scores in French and high A*–A success in IGCSE and A level.
Continuous growth
Set ambitious goals and track progress through continuous assessment, from class discussions and student-led conferences to PSAT, SAT, UKMT and CAIE exams, turning feedback into real growth.
Additional languages
Specialise in Tamil, Hindi or French, with additional languages embedded in the curriculum across CBSE and Cambridge pathways, leading to strong performance in board and IGCSE language exams.
Cultural and multilingual events
Join school-wide events that celebrate India’s diverse traditions with multilingual performances in Arpanam Arts Day, Independence Day, Pongal, Christmas and Tamil New Year festivals.
Explore multilingual pathways in English, Tamil, Hindi and French from Kindergarten to Grade 12, as learners grow from first words to Top in World language awards.
Early Years
Children grow confident using English, Tamil and Hindi through songs, stories and role play. They try new words while they build friendships, act out celebrations and share simple performances in a joyful multilingual classroom.
IB Primary Years Programme
Students deepen English while they add Hindi or Tamil, reading stories, performing dialogues and creating digital texts. Learners grow confident switching languages, sharing ideas and leading discussions in real world projects.
CBSE Lower Secondary
Learners strengthen English and choose Hindi and Tamil as second and third languages. They read literature, debate current issues and write in multiple scripts, building flexible language skills for life and future study.
CBSE Senior Secondary
Students master advanced English for CBSE, analysing complex texts, presenting research and writing with clarity. They use strong language skills to lead projects, succeed in board exams and step into future courses with confidence.
Cambridge lower Secondary
Students follow first language English and add Hindi, Tamil or French to their toolkit. They read novels, perform role plays and collaborate on projects in more than one language, growing cultural curiosity and real world communication skills.
Cambridge IGCSE
Students choose English as a second or first language and add Tamil, Hindi or French for Cambridge IGCSE. They research, debate and write in the languages that fit their goals, shaping a personalised profile for global study and work.
Cambridge Advanced
At Cambridge Advanced, students use rigorous English and literature study to drive every subject. They present research, argue ideas and write extended essays, owning the academic language they need for university and global careers.
By offering diverse language experiences, students develop the confidence, skills, and adaptability needed to succeed.
Graduating students at The Indian Public School - Salem demonstrate advanced English through strong CAIE, IGCSE and A Level results, CBSE board exams and SAT performance, preparing them to study and communicate confidently in global academic settings.
Many also achieve high grades in French, Tamil and Hindi in CAIE and CBSE language exams, with peers earning Outstanding Learner Awards and Hindi Olympiad medals that strengthen applications to universities in India and abroad.Â
Students bring languages to life in assemblies, Arpanam Arts Day and festivals such as Independence Day, Pongal, Onam, Christmas and Tamil New Year.
Learners join ISP Changemakers, Writers, Artists and virtual exchange programmes to debate, create and collaborate with peers worldwide, practising confident English and sharing home languages in real global contexts.
Students grow language skills through inquiry, storytelling and project-based learning across IB, Cambridge and CBSE pathways.
In Cambridge Global Perspectives, learners analyse real global issues, present research and reflect in English, while life competencies projects help them adapt, lead and communicate across cultures in English, Tamil, Hindi and French.Â
ISP emphasises that our students are multilingual in this globalised world. Balancing home languages and a global language is an important life skill as it boosts opportunities, cultural understanding, empathy and adaptability in students.
Ms. Aruna Maheswari , Principal
Develop confidence in English, deepen Tamil or Hindi, and explore French at The Indian Public School - Salem, where students thrive in a truly multilingual, multicultural learning community.
Join the school reopening for Grades 6 to 12 and start the year with confidence.
