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The main academic block at Radiant Public School, framed by palms and a marigold garden
Established 1994 · Raipur, Chhattisgarh

A residential CBSE school in the heart of India, in the older tradition of the Gurukul.

Radiant Public School, Raipur has run as a fully residential, CBSE-affiliated school since 1994. Teachers and students share the same campus, the same dining tables, and the same daily rhythm.

Radiant Public School · RaipurA fully residential, CBSE-affiliated school since 1994
Vol. XXXIICo-educational · Classes I to XII
  • 1994
    Founded
    Gyanodaya Shikchau Samiti
  • CBSE
    Affiliation
    Affiliation No. 3330026
  • I to XII
    Classes
    Co-educational
  • Boarding
    Residential
    Resident staff in every block
§ I.An Introduction

A school is first of all a place to grow up in.

Radiant Public School is a fully residential, CBSE-affiliated, co-educational school founded in Raipur in 1994. The campus sits on quiet land near Bendri, on the western outskirts of the city. We started with a simple conviction: that the finest education is not the longest day at a desk or the fullest trophy cabinet, but the slower work of growing up in good company.

Our faculty live on campus. They eat at the same long tables as the children. The four Houses are not administrative labels; they are families. Each one is named after a flowering tree of India. Each has its captains, its songs, its memory. The CBSE curriculum is taught here seriously, and the rest of life is given the same attention.

We are not the biggest school in Chhattisgarh, and that is the point. We are not a chain. We are not a franchise. One campus. One family of staff. One rhythm, held for three decades.

Read our storyEstd. 1994 · Gyanodaya Shikchau Samiti
The inner courtyard at Radiant: a swing seat under a two-storey verandah
Plate IIThe inner courtyard. Quiet hours, between classes.
§ III.The Four Houses

Four trees, one home.

The four Houses are named after flowering trees of India. Their initials, in order, spell GHAR, the Hindi word for home. Every child belongs to one for the whole of their school life.

  • G

    Gulmohar

    Royal Poinciana

    Crimson canopies. The first house to flower each year. Blooms late summer.

  • H

    Harsingar

    Night-flowering Jasmine

    Fragrant white blossoms that fall by morning. Blooms autumn nights.

  • A

    Amaltal

    Indian Laburnum

    Cascades of yellow before the first monsoon. Blooms may.

  • R

    Rajnigandha

    Tuberose

    Quiet, white, and sharper after dusk. Blooms late evening.

FootnoteInter-house competitions in academics, sport, the arts, and debate run all year. But it is in the quieter hours that the House does its real work.
§ IV.A Day at Radiant

From first light to lights out. The shape of a day here.

There is a rhythm to a residential school that you will not find in a day school. It is that rhythm, more than any single facility, that does the quiet work of raising a child.

The whole school assembled on the front ground in sports uniform
Plate IIIMorning assembly. The full school, sports uniform.
  • 05:45

    Yoga & Prayer

    Morning starts on the front lawn. Quieter than anywhere in Raipur.

  • 07:00

    Breakfast, together

    Staff and students share every meal. Pure vegetarian, wholesome, never rushed.

  • 08:30

    Academic periods

    Small sections, smart classrooms, real conversation. Eight laboratories support a full sciences programme.

  • 16:15

    Sport & Clubs

    Horse-riding, swimming, debate, music, theatre. Six days a week, not an afterthought.

  • 19:00

    Prep & Service

    An hour of silent study. Thursdays belong to the school. Children keep their own campus.

  • 22:00

    Lights out

    The Houses settle in. Tomorrow, the same quiet rhythm, slightly further along.

Saturdays and Sundays are for clubs, inter-house competitions, films, and walks.

From the Principal
A child cannot be hurried into excellence. We give them time, we give them example, and we give them the certainty of being known.
V. Agrawal
Principal & Director · B.Sc., B.Ed.
Read the full message
§ V.Glimpses

The campus, in six photographs.

The gate, the approach drive, a smart classroom, a dormitory before term begins, a game of basketball, a courtyard volleyball match. A small portion of the school’s daily life, taken over a few seasons.

The main gate of Radiant Public School with the school motto
Plate IVThe gate. Think Big Thoughts, Relish Small Pleasures.
The palm-lined approach drive into Radiant Public School
Plate VThe approach drive. Royal palms and floral plinths.
Boys watching a smart-classroom presentation
Plate VIA smart-classroom session. Class X, Physics.
A dormitory at Radiant: beds with rolled bedding, study tables, ceiling fans
Plate VIIA dormitory, before the children return for the term.
Boys playing basketball on the school grounds
Plate VIIIBasketball, late afternoon. The south ground. · 2007
Girls playing volleyball in the school courtyard
Plate IXInter-house volleyball, the central courtyard. · 2007
See the full archivePhotographs by school staff, 2006 to 2024.
§ VI.Where We Are

Eleven acres outside Raipur, in the heart of India.

Radiant Public School sits on a quiet rural plot near Bendri village, on the western outskirts of Raipur, the capital of Chhattisgarh. The campus is twenty minutes from Swami Vivekananda Airport and within easy reach of families across central and eastern India.

  • 8 km
    Swami Vivekananda Airport
  • 20 km
    Raipur Junction railway
  • 18 km
    Raipur ISBT bus stand
Find us & plan a visitR.D. Nagar (Nimora) · P.O. Bendri · 493661
Plate VIRaipur. 21°N 81°E, central India.
Three girl students gardening in a marigold flowerbed in front of the school
Our motto, in practice
Gardening period. The marigold beds, Class VII.
Admissions · 2026 to 27

Come and see the campus. The rest will follow.

Applications for the new academic year are open. Admission is merit-based and limited by the available vacancies. The best way to know a school is in person. Our office would be glad to plan a visit.

+91 94255 19500·Mon to Sat, 9 to 12·rpsrpr@gmail.com