Gurgaon, the city of millennials, is brimming with new age schools and provides a right mix of such schools with the established (mostly traditional) schools. With around 700 schools, around 600 of which are private schools, Gurgaon boasts of a potential school student strength of around 1 million, which is exceptional. Given that most of the occupants of the city are mostly millennials (indicating parents with young children), this leaves ample opportunities for schools to flourish. For upcoming session 2026-2027, this has led to some really promising schools like The Beacon school coming up in sector 64 and Heritage setting up few more schools in Gurgaon. The admission process for session 2026-27 started in the month of June 2025, where some schools declared planned admission dates whereas few actually began with the admission process. Here, we look at all the complete list of such school notifications under Gurgaon school admissions 2026-27:
LVIS Gurgaon
A reasonably good academic school, Admission process for this school to commence on 28th July and shall be open till 31st July.
Admission is for class FS (foundational stage) 1, FS2 and Grade 1 with minimum age for FS1 being 3 years and for grade 1 is 6 years.
With most of the leadership being ex-Heritage, this new school with high potential has already started admissions.
Details of the admission process will be shared at https://thebeaconschool.in/about-us/#leadership-team -> Apply Now link
Admissions along with Learning walk will start from 12th July onwards for interested parents
Heritage experiential school sector 62
Admission process to start from 25th July until 29th July.
Admission process to start from 24th July. Parents can sign up for interactive curricula webinar on 20th July.
Refer for details of admission https://www.scottishigh.com/
Admissions will be open from 18th to 27th July (for siblings and staff, it will be on 16th and 17th July), minimum age criteria for nursery is 3 years.
Admission Age criteria for Gurgaon schools: All schools are supposed to follow NEP. Hence, a child cant start standard 1, unless he/she turns 6. Accordingly, depending upon the number of classes after nursery, schools may have varying age criteria (so, if a school has KG and LKG after Nursery, the school may allow admissions at the age of 3, so that child can reach 1st class not earlier than he/she turns 6).
I assume you are staying somewhere close to sector 62. All the schools you listed are decent and very little to choose between them. Heritage used to be preferred by parents for holistic development with late focus on acads but Heritage didnt have as good board results in last 2 years indicating something is not as good as it was. Beacon is a very good school, still some bit under construction. Seniors are from Heritage. You should see both Beacon in sector 64 and heritage in 62. Heritage in 64 is not advised at this point.
Kuns international has some issues with excessive screen exposure and some parents were not too happy with money spent on trips and miscellaneous expenses. Kuns DLF is better and less costlier. Still i would advise to explore other schools as well.
My child is going for summer camp in Beacon school in sector 64 that recently started operating. 2 weeks in and we have concluded that this is right school for her for next session. Teachers are very caring, leadership is very strong with Heritage experience. Internal Infra is one of the best i have seen. However, open infra is bit less in comparison but quite well planned for a 5 acre school. Sports infra is decent, swimming pool is huge. they have big associations for all the sports.
If you are looking for a strong foundational school with a proven curriculum, go for Beacon among this. heritage was bought by lighthouse in 2023 and its no longer the same, even results not as great as it used to be. TSMS is good but class size is high and individual attention has gone down. Beacon has some very good staff from Heritage. Their classrooms are excellent, and I really liked the thoughts and clarity behind the curriculum. Sports infra is under development but quite good and futuristic. If he/she is a young child, go for it.
I like your constant endeavour to help parents like me. I am looking for admission in sector 62 but ok for any school in 5 km radius. Pls tell some options I should explore before I do a physical visit
How is heritage experiential in 62 versus lvis versus tsms versus beacon versus heritage 64? Please suggest for pre-nursery
I assume you are staying somewhere close to sector 62. All the schools you listed are decent and very little to choose between them. Heritage used to be preferred by parents for holistic development with late focus on acads but Heritage didnt have as good board results in last 2 years indicating something is not as good as it was. Beacon is a very good school, still some bit under construction. Seniors are from Heritage. You should see both Beacon in sector 64 and heritage in 62. Heritage in 64 is not advised at this point.
Please advise how is Kuns DLF branch. I have heard not so good reviews about KUns international but is it the same for DLF branch as well?
Kuns international has some issues with excessive screen exposure and some parents were not too happy with money spent on trips and miscellaneous expenses. Kuns DLF is better and less costlier. Still i would advise to explore other schools as well.
My child is going for summer camp in Beacon school in sector 64 that recently started operating. 2 weeks in and we have concluded that this is right school for her for next session. Teachers are very caring, leadership is very strong with Heritage experience. Internal Infra is one of the best i have seen. However, open infra is bit less in comparison but quite well planned for a 5 acre school. Sports infra is decent, swimming pool is huge. they have big associations for all the sports.
Please advise me between heritage, tsms and beacon school in sector 64?
If you are looking for a strong foundational school with a proven curriculum, go for Beacon among this. heritage was bought by lighthouse in 2023 and its no longer the same, even results not as great as it used to be. TSMS is good but class size is high and individual attention has gone down. Beacon has some very good staff from Heritage. Their classrooms are excellent, and I really liked the thoughts and clarity behind the curriculum. Sports infra is under development but quite good and futuristic. If he/she is a young child, go for it.
I like your constant endeavour to help parents like me. I am looking for admission in sector 62 but ok for any school in 5 km radius. Pls tell some options I should explore before I do a physical visit
You can try Beacon school, i just shared its review in my previous comment. I believe is going to be one of the best schools as it matures.
Thanks for keeping us upto date. Please advise the age criteria for shikshantar.
It is following NEP so 6 years for class 1. PRE-PRIMARY IS 3 YEARS AND NURSERY IS 4 YEARS since they have only class in between nursery and class 1