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St. Peter’s SchoolPanchgani · Since 1904

St. Peter's School, Panchgani

Admissions

Choosing a school is a leap of faith. We try to make it a well-lit one.

For the 2026–27 academic year, St. Peter’s School, Panchgani invites co-educational admissions to Classes I–XII, with LKG and UKG open to day scholars. Boarding availability varies by class and is confirmed at enquiry. If you are weighing a boarding decision — perhaps for the first time in your family — you will find our Admissions team direct about what we offer, honest about what we do not, and unhurried with your questions.

Here is our promise for the process itself: you will always know where your application stands, what happens next, and whom to ask. No mystery, no chasing.

In this section

Your admissions journey, step by step

  1. 1Explore the website and download the current prospectus.
  2. 2Submit an enquiry with the class, academic year and boarding preference.
  3. 3Speak with the Admissions team and arrange a campus visit where possible.
  4. 4Review eligibility, available seats, fees, documents and assessment requirements.
  5. 5Submit the application and documents through the secure application system.
  6. 6Complete the age-appropriate assessment and interaction.
  7. 7Receive the admission decision and, where successful, a formal offer.
  8. 8Accept the offer through the verified payment and documentation process.
  9. 9Complete joining formalities and orientation — and welcome to St. Peter’s.

Everything you need, in one place

  • Admission Process — each step explained in detail.
  • Eligibility — age criteria and class availability.
  • Fees — current fee documents, clearly organised.
  • Application — what to prepare before you begin.
  • Assessment — what it involves, and what it is really for.
  • Prospectus — the school in one document.
  • Campus Visit — see it for yourself; we recommend you do.
  • FAQs — the questions every family asks, answered plainly.

Admissions 2026–27 · Classes I–XII

The next chapter of a 122-year story could be your child’s.