About Us

The passion for providing quality education paved the way for the establishment of Balbir Memorial Educational Society, which then went on to start The Paradise International School in 2001. This small temple of learning has grown up now, diffusing fragrance of education all over and where individually comprehensive, socially productive and morally condusive education is provided, away from the shackles of narrow bookishness. The objective is to take education beyond the realm of books and computers so that the children can define the true aim of life.In this school, the students are not merely transformed into bookworms but are sculpturized as balanced personalities. Every student is treated as an individual. Students are provided with genuine atmosphere full of ample affection alongwith a particular set of rules and discipline, so that they wish to learn over here.On the auspicious day of May 2, 2000, the foundation stone of the school was laid by Sant Narainpuri Ji. At that time, not even the school had its name, nor was anyone of the area aware of as to what was going to come up for them. After toil of about ten months, the beautiful block of the school was ready, which was inaugurated on March 13, 2001 by Mr. Sarvjit Singh, IAS, the then Additional Excise and Taxation Commissioner. That was a great day for the whole area. The school started its first session on April 2, 2001 with classes from Nursery to Sixth. In a very short span of time i.e. in March 2004, the school got affiliation upto secondary level with Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi. Then in February 2006, the affiliation was extended upto senior secondary level for Science, Commerce and Humanities streams and thus becoming the first school of the area to be affiliated to CBSE upto senior secondary level. Since 2001, the school is aiming at directing the students to be pure minds.“Pure is the heart that loves good

Pure is the mind that thinks good

Pure are the lips that speak good

Pure are the eyes that see good

Pure are the ears that hear good

Pure are the hands that write good

Pure are the feet that travel good

Pure is the man that does good”