The school is managed by The Calorx Foundation, which is a not for profit and professionally managed autonomous institution. The objective of the foundation is to ensure total development of a child to create national assets and global citizens with strong values of dedication, devotion and compassion.  Our vision is to be the first choice for all possible target groups by providing quality education.  Also, the mission of our foundation is to achieve excellence in K-12 education through a sound vision, innovation and professionalism in our various endeavors.  Please visit us at http://www.calorxdps.org/ to learn more about us.

Our Projects

Delhi Public School (DPS), Bopal

http://www.calorxdps.org/
DPS, Bopal is a co-educational English medium CBSE school.  The school offers a multitude of amenities on a beautiful 9-acre campus for the holistic development of students.  Launched in 1996, the school currently has over 3800 students and 180 trained teachers.

Prerna School

http://www.prerna.net/
Prerna is a special education, English medium, CBSE school for children with Dyslexia.  We focus on concept-driven coaching to meet these children’s learning needs.  Launched in 2001 with only 3 students, the school now has over 65 students.  Moreover, the school is actively engaged in creating awareness of Learning Disability in children.

Visamo Kids Foundation

http://www.visamokids.org/
An initiative of the Calorx Foundation, Visamo Kids Foundation is where children belonging to the below-poverty-line strata of society, who live in environs that are not conducive to education, are provided schooling as well as a direction in shaping their careers.

The Calorx School (TCS)

http://www.thecalorxschool.org/
Spread on a lush green 25-acre campus, TCS is a co-educational k-12 day-boarding school with a proposed International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) curriculum. The school coaches the children to be modern global citizens while preserving their culture and heritage.

Special Projects

We take our social responsibility seriously.  Here are some special projects close to our heart.

• Community Halls cum Schools, Surat The foundation helped reconstruct two community halls, razed to the ground by the deluge that hit Surat in 2006.  These halls are used by NGOs to impart education to the underprivileged children of the slum-dwellers.
• Tsunami Relief Fund The foundation, partnered with the administration of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, constructed 2 schools within one year post the Tsunami devastation in 2004.  The reconstructed schools allowed children of Harminder Bay and Hut Bay continue their education.
• Visamo (the Shelter) Our rehabilitation center offered shelter to 1,800 victims and food to more than 50,000 victims for two months post the Gujarat earthquake in 2002.  The foundation also reconstructed 39 schools in Dharangadhara, Surendranagar after the earthquake annihilation.