Creating Vibrant Educational Spaces That Inspire Learning
The skills students need to succeed are changing rapidly. At Utpal Shanghvi Global School (USGS) & PPSIJC, this is reflected in the curriculum, the range of learning experiences offered, and a campus that is evolving to support these changing needs. The campus is being expanded into a 10-storey institution, with six new floors under construction. The expansion will support the delivery of two internationally recognised curriculum frameworks under one roof.

Creating Spaces for Tomorrow’s Learners
The upper floors will house the full International Baccalaureate continuum. USGS is an International Baccalaureate World School authorised for the Primary Years Programme and has now expanded into the Middle Years Programme.
The new floors will also accommodate the growing demand for the Cambridge A Level pathway.
Our distinction lies in the power of choice and perspective. As one of Mumbai’s few schools offering the Cambridge pathway from Early Years to A Level and the proposed entire International Baccalaureate continuum, students can choose what best aligns with their strengths and aspirations.

Spaces For Learning, Creativity and Well-Being
A new amphitheatre and revamped auditorium will create stronger stages for performances and events. An expansive cafeteria, is being designed, as a vibrant space, for collaboration and dialogue. An expansive two-level library will offer a rich ecosystem of resources. Dedicated indoor facilities for martial arts, table tennis and
gymnastics will complement the multipurpose turf. The institution’s in-house audio- visual studio, one of its key strengths, is being upgraded into a modern media production space for daily broadcasts and radio shows. Creative spaces will include bespoke, newly built music studios and dedicated new rooms for dance, yoga and exploration, encouraging expression.

Building Future-Ready Skills
The STREAM Innovation Hub continues to expand as a future-focused space where students engage in coding, prototyping and hands-on problem solving from the Primary Years. In classrooms, smart technology supports learning that helps students’ question, think critically and adapt.

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