American Embassy School provides a balanced education defined by a
in academics, athletics, arts and service. We enable each student to be an inspired, lifelong learner and a responsible, compassionate global citizen.
The American Embassy School, New Delhi offers an American standards-based curriculum with an international perspective for pre-kindergarten through grade 12. Students may opt for the two-year International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IBDP) in grades 11 and 12.
The school’s assessments incorporate the Northwest Evaluation Association (NWEA)’s Measures of Academic Progress (MAP), Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), and Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test (PSAT) program from grade 3 through grade 12 and PG.
Graduates attend International Universities
Student Nationalities
Faculty with Advanced Degrees
Extracurricular - Athletic & Activities Offerings
Average Indoor Air Quality reading when school is in session.
Service Clubs in High School
AES Student
Many would believe that academic skills are solely for grades and exam scores. However, AES has been a place where I was inspired to use those skills for a greater good: to represent our community, to lift our reputation as sharp students, and to join an unencountered symposium of academic students. This was especially true when I participated in the MESAC Academic Games tournament and World Mathematics Championship, as they motivated me to seek opportunities to demonstrate my academic ability. After all, the hallmark of an AES education is to present students with as many opportunities as possible. I am also grateful for the resources that AES offers to students for them to become better and stronger. AES teachers have never failed to support me whenever I needed help, and I believe all this places AES at another level.
During this Interactive Experience, you will have the chance to meet some of our faculty members and hear about many aspects of our school and the programs that make it so special. You will also get to see a virtual tour of our beautiful campus.
Our Admissions Office is open and ready, online or in-person, to support families in their search for a school in New Delhi.
AES Alumni
AES, which was AIS when I went there, was the capstone to a life in international schools to that point, and the most superb. Dedicated to having us understand where were were in place and time, AIS teachers exposed us to what it meant to live in and appreciate India. Our humanities course in our senior year, for example, had two of our teachers, Mrs. Brown and Mr. Shepherd, bringing in an Indian artist who worked with paint and sand to talk about and show us his techniques, and then we all painted our own masterpieces. When we studied architecture we went to Chandigarh for 3 days, and so on. We all took Indian Civilization, and many of us took at least enough Hindi to chatter in the markets. In 2019, over 40 alums went back to India for the 50th anniversary of the graduation of the class of 1969, and were welcomed back to the school with open arms. Thank you AIS/AES!
Tina Thuermer
Safety is our main priority as we follow the guidance of the Indian Government and consult with various organizations including International SOS and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Faculty
AES has community at its heart. The teachers at AES are professional, knowledgable, creative, and care about their students. Strong partnerships are formed between parents and teachers so that academic, social, and emotional student learning are the top priority. As a colleague, I appreciate working with other teachers who know that our work is to foster skills in critical thinking, reasoning, collaboration, and communication. As a parent, I appreciate that the teachers at AES take the time to get to know my children and can appreciate their individual strengths.
Sunshine Campbell, HS Math Teacher
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