Day scholar
Available from Pre-KG through Grade XII. Your child attends the full school day and returns home. Tuition only — there is no hostel fee.
Admissions
Day schooling from Pre-KG to Grade XII, and residential schooling from Grade V to Grade XII. Clear steps, published fees, and a campus visit before you commit.
Day or Residential
Start with the choice that shapes everything else.
Greenhills is a single CBSE school running two ways of attending it. The rest of the process is the same either way — but the decision changes the fee, the daily routine, and the questions worth asking on a visit.
Residential
Available from Grade V through Grade XII. Your child boards on campus, with supervised evening study and all meals included. Tuition plus a single all-inclusive hostel fee.
Where to Start
Four pages cover the whole process.
Rather than repeat them here, each one is kept complete and current in its own place.
Admission Process
The steps in full, from first enquiry to confirmed place, and what the admissions team needs from you at each one.
Fee Structure 2026–27
Tuition and hostel fees for every class, term by term, including the total cost of a full year of boarding.
Campus Visit
See the classrooms, grounds and boarding houses, and meet the people who would teach and look after your child.
Apply Online
The application itself. You select day or residential as part of the form.
The Route
How admission runs
Four stages. Each links to the page that covers it properly.
Enquire
Tell us your child's class, whether you are considering day or residential schooling, and a good time to reach you.
Send an enquiry →Visit
Come and see the school. For boarding families this matters most — the residences are the part you cannot judge from a website.
Arrange a visit →Apply
Complete the online application, selecting day scholar or residential.
Start an application →Confirm
The admissions team confirms the place, the fee schedule and joining arrangements.
See the process in full →
Boarding Admission
Applying for a residential place
Boarding admission follows the same route, with two differences: it is open from Grade V, and you select the residential option on the application form.
We strongly encourage a visit first. Seeing the hostels, meeting the wardens and walking the campus settles more questions than any page can.
Read About Boarding LifeWhat a boarding place includes
- Grades V–XIISeparate hostels for boys and girls.
- All mealsIncluded in the hostel fee, with no separate mess charge.
- Evening studyStructured and supervised by teachers and wardens.
- On-campus healthInfirmary with a resident nurse.
Fees
What it costs, published in full
Tuition is published class by class and term by term. Boarding families pay tuition plus a single all-inclusive hostel fee covering accommodation, meals and laundry — there are no separate charges for those three, and day scholars do not pay it at all.
Questions
Admissions FAQs
Which classes can we apply for?
Pre-KG to Grade XII as a day scholar. Residential places are available from Grade V to Grade XII.
Is boarding compulsory?
No. Greenhills is both a day school and a residential school, and only boarders pay the hostel fee.
How do we apply?
Through the online application. You select day scholar or residential as part of the form.
Can we visit before applying?
Yes, and we recommend it. You can arrange a campus visit at any point.
What does the hostel fee cover?
Accommodation, meals and laundry, as a single all-inclusive figure. See the fee structure.
Which board does the school follow?
CBSE. Greenhills has been running in Wayanad since 2001; affiliation documents are on the mandatory disclosures page.
Where is the school?
Sulthan Bathery, Wayanad, Kerala. Directions are on the contact page.
Who do we speak to?
The admissions team, on +91 80784 00401 or info@thegreenhills.in.
Anything not covered here — including details specific to your child's class — is best answered directly by the admissions team. Please call +91 80784 00401 before applying, and see the admission process page for the current position.
Enquire
Talk to the admissions team.
Tell us your child's class and whether you are considering day or residential schooling, and we will call you back.
Visit Us
See the school before you decide.
A campus visit answers more than a website can — especially if you are weighing up boarding.