Historic UK school Queen Elizabeth’s to launch in India with Gurugram campus

Key Highlights

• “The opening of Queen Elizabeth’s School in Gurugram is another landmark moment for our organisation,” said Caroline Pendleton-Nash, CEO of Queen Elizabeth’s Global Schools.
• “Children born in India now will be graduating in 2047, entering the workforce of an economic, political and cultural superpower.
• A world-class K12 (kindergarten to Class 12) education will be critical to ensure these individuals seize the opportunities that are presented to them, and support the aspirations of Viksit Bharat 2047,” she said.
• “Our school in Barnet is built upon the high levels of aspiration, dedication and active engagement of our Elizabethan community, and these are values that we think will resonate strongly in Gurugram,” said Neil Enright, QE Barnet Headmaster.
• With a second QE School campus planned for 2027-28, GEDU said it plans to invest an additional 150-200 million pounds over the next three years across India’s school and higher education landscape.