The Future Foundation School Fee Structure for 2026-2027
Academic Session
The Future Foundation School(TFFS), Regent Park, Kolkata
location_onRegent Park 3, Regent Park, Kolkata, - 700040
visibility5.13K views
The Future Foundation School, Regent Park, Kolkata Quick Facts
Board
CISCE
Gender
Coed
Classes
Nursery - 12 Class
Academic Session
April to March
Medium
English
Student Teacher Ratio
25:1
Day/Boarding
Day School
The Future Foundation School, Regent Park, Kolkata Fees Structure
The Future Foundation School, Regent Park, Kolkata Alumni
Shubhangi Ghosh
Duty Manager Clinical Dietician
Year: 2015
Abhiram Venkitt
Duty Manager Rydges Hotel and Resorts Australia
Year: 2014
Abhishek Ghosh
Founder and President at Bleuauras Canada
Year: 2001
Auritro Som
Senior Visual Designer Tata Technologies Pune
Year: 2016
The Future Foundation School, Regent Park, Kolkata Documents Required
check_circleApplicant's Photo
check_circleParent/Guardian's Photo
The Future Foundation School, Regent Park, Kolkata Photos & Videos
The Future Foundation School, Regent Park, Kolkata Languages Taught
AEnglish
अHindi
বBengali
The Future Foundation School, Regent Park, Kolkata Facilities
Advanced Facilities
Medical Room
No Alumni Association
No Day care
No Meals
No TransportationBoarding
No Boys Hostel
No Girls HostelClass
AC Classes
Wifi
Smart ClassesDisabled Friendly
No Ramps
No Washrooms
No ElevatorsExtra Curricular
Art and Craft
Dance
Music
No Drama
No Debate
No GardeningInfrastructure
Cafeteria/Canteen
Library/Reading Room
Playground
Auditorium/Media RoomLab
Computer Lab
Science Lab
Robotics LabSafety and Security
CCTV
No GPS Bus Tracking AppNo Student Tracking AppSports and Fitness
Indoor Sports
Outdoor Sports
Karate
Yoga
No Gym
No Swimming Pool
No Skating
No Horse RidingConnect with Ezyschooling Counsellor
A
Aishwarya
+91-87xxxxxx64
English, Hindi
Fill in your details to view phone number
The Future Foundation School, Regent Park, Kolkata Leaders Message
Mr. Ranjan Mitter
Principal
There are many noble pursuits that present themselves to dedicated women and men, but perhaps none so praiseworthy as being purveyors of education. This proposition becomes even more accentuated when the country in question is India. India is one of the youngest countries in the world, and its demographic dividend is likely to benefit not just itself, but most societies and communities the world over in the decades to come. Empowering India’s children will mean reducing inequities and potentially.
The school promises an intimate association between students and faculty and is often considered a second home by most, if not all its pupils, and it remains so for the best part of their lives. A sense of belonging and family envelops most offering a better future for them and for the whole world.
If India’s children are called upon to play such a defining role, and it is already the case and will be even more so, they need to be rooted in their own civilisational heritage yet have their windows open to the world. It should be at once a robust tradition of national education that finds itself comfortable and sees no contradiction with a broad international outlook. It should be an education that seizes on the best the past has to offer but looks forward with confidence and a sense of adventure to the future.
Well into 75 years of independence, India is struggling to implement a national agenda of education. Yet to be successful, such an agenda will need, not just the wording of a policy document, but missionary zeal, fervour and inspiration. It will need to benchmark itself on successful experiments that have been conducted in this sphere and seek to extrapolate those learnings in a wider spectrum.
The Future Foundation School proposes to humbly offer such an agenda of education to the children who enter its portals. Set in the land of Tagore where the world can meet India and vice versa, the school is inspired by the teachings of the Mother and Sri Aurobindo, prophets and seers who enunciated and implemented an agenda of national education with a global outlook.
Set in natural sylvan surroundings that belong to the Mother of Sri Aurobindo Ashram, Pondicherry, TFFS already boasts of a successful experiment that started almost half a century ago. The alumni of the school are to be found across the world and their demeanour comes across to the interested onlooker as distinctive, their contribution in their respective fields of endeavour often profound.
Learning, more often than not, can be and is fun, and is imparted without the learner always realising the elements of the transaction. Coming to school usually means renewing a joyful experience. Scholastics and Co-scholastics enjoy virtually equal pride of place, often melting seamlessly into one another. Passions and lifelong interests are formed, fostered, and encouraged by the teacher-mentors.
In addition to English, students can opt to study French, Bengali, Hindi, and Sanskrit from the very beginning or soon thereafter. This enables them to get regional, national, and international exposure. Enabling opportunities also allow them to choose pan India as well as international study options and job berths. There are specific possibilities of studying later in France, and this is an edge the students have. More importantly, for the person who wishes to plumb the depths, the Mother and Sri Aurobindo’s original texts can be studied. It can help improve language skills, enhance abilities to analyse but also synthesise, anchor the growing child and help him or her find his role in the world with a deep and abiding sense of values.
Studies are often theme-based or project-centred which prevents rigid compartmentalization between subjects and builds the perception that knowledge is beyond artificial barriers. Our academic results are coincidentally very good and have been so for decades, without the pedagogy being expressly designed for that.
The Future Foundation School is affiliated with Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) a reputed legacy institution, a progressive national school board aligned to NEP 2020 policy of the Government of India.
As children grow up, they are encouraged to take part in a sport of their choice and pursue it alongside their scholastic obligations. Parents and children are advised on good dietary choices and a school canteen helps fill potential gaps. The journey of life cannot be accomplished without sound health, and the foundations have to be laid in childhood.
Children also need to be taught basic skills which are part of their comportment and their daily routine. The intention is to build self-reliance and confidence in the kids.
As children grow up, they are encouraged to go on excursions organised by the school. This includes curricular transactions out of class, as well as helping build teamwork and team spirit, enhance life skills, and inculcate appropriate social behaviour.
Sri Aurobindo foretold a brighter, nobler existence for mankind. TFFS, as the name simplistically suggests, attempts to modestly build forerunners of such a future.
The Future Foundation School, Regent Park, Kolkata Why you should consider this school
TFFS is first in the city and among the first 50 nationally, to be accredited to the National Accreditation Board for Education & Training (NABET), a constituent of the Quality Council of India, as a ‘School of Excellence’.
First school in India to get the coveted LabelFrancÉducation accreditation, in recognition of its bilingual system of teaching, by the Ministry of Europe & Foreign Affairs, Government of France. The school has a bilingual section where nearly 750 students learn the language in a modern and interactive way through a team of dedicated and experienced teachers.
TFFS has been consistently ranked as No. 2 as the Best Co-Ed School in Kolkata and West Bengal by Education World. The school has also received the prestigious Education World India Schools of Eminence Award. It has received the coveted rating of A+ across several parameters.
It is one of the first schools to attempt a hybrid model which allows students to follow the national policy on education, yet allow the realisation of Sri Aurobindo’s philosophy of education to the extent possible.
The school has a Multi Language Policy. It promotes a multilingual and
multicultural learning approach, where the students are encouraged to develop a sense of universal human identity, while cherishing the culture of their own Students are introduced to three languages at Class I level which are named Salient, Tertiary and Core, in addition to English being the medium of instruction.
Excursions form an integral part of the pedagogical process. They are used as learning tools to explore the different subjects and enrich the different aspects of personality through a holistic experience.
As the school is an initiative of Sri Aurobindo Institute of Culture, which hosts various cultural programmes of international repute and the school also holds Art Appreciation workshops through in- house art gallery exhibitions; this cultural ambience and exposure to artistic programmes give a very unique experience to the students to nurture their aesthetic and creative faculties.
The school offers a spiritual ambience. The school itself is located within the premises of Lakshmi’s House, which houses Sri Aurobindo’s Relics. Teachers and students derive inspiration from this living presence which subtly influences their thought process and personality. The school has appropriate programmes to promote and inculcate the virtues of good moral conduct and ethical value system. A unique morning assembly is conducted everyday. Children participate in “ Ideals and Progress” classes, special assemblies, and can visit the shrine.
TFFS thus endeavours to provide an environment of meaningful education. Hence, for those who aspire for India to be at the centre stage of the 21st century, this is a model of education worth studying.
The Future Foundation School
Parent & Student Reviews
Be the First to Review The Future Foundation School
Your feedback matters! Help other parents make informed decisions by sharing your experience about The Future Foundation School. Your honest review can guide families in choosing the right school.
Your review helps build a transparent school community
The Future Foundation School, Regent Park, Kolkata Enquire About Admissions
The Future Foundation School, Regent Park, Kolkata Address And Contact
https://sriaurobindoschools.org/tffs/
Regent Park 3, Regent Park, Kolkata, Kolkata - 700040
The Future Foundation School, Regent Park, Kolkata About Us
The Future Foundation School is founded on the principles and inspired by the light of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother. Guided by Shri Pradyot Kumar Bhattacharya (1905-1984), iconic engineer and trustee of Sri Aurobindo Ashram, Pondicherry, Smt. Joya Mitter 1936-1999), a devotee and cultural aficionado, founded the school in 1981 and modelled it in the style of the Gurukul of ancient times. After her demise in 1999, Shri Ranjan Mitter took charge as Principal and over the past two decades, has transformed the school into a contemporary, future-ready institution. It is an organic extension of a pre-school, Arun Nursery, which was named and blessed by the Mother. Shri Arun Tagore, a reputed lawyer belonging to the famous Tagore family lineage, founded the pre-school, seeking permission of The Mother to do so, who named the school ‘Arun Nursery’, much to his embarrassment. Thus, on September 04, 1972 the pre-school began its journey and from these origins grew The Future Foundation School.
The Future Foundation School is a co-educational school and is an initiative of Sri Aurobindo Institute of Culture. The medium of instruction is English.
The school is affiliated to the Council for Indian School Certificate Examinations, New Delhi. Children are prepared for the ICSE and ISC examinations.
The Future Foundation School provides its K 12 students a future focussed and culturally rooted education. From a modest beginning the school has now grown into a premier educational institution in South Kolkata.
- TFFS is first in the city and among the first 50 nationally, to be accredited to the National Accreditation Board for Education & Training (NABET), a constituent of the Quality Council of India, as a ‘School of Excellence’.
- First school in India to get the coveted LabelFrancÉducation accreditation, in recognition of its bilingual system of teaching, by the Ministry of Europe & Foreign Affairs, Government of France. The school has a bilingual section where nearly 750 students learn the language in a modern and interactive way through a team of dedicated and experienced teachers.
- TFFS has been consistently ranked as No. 2 as the Best Co-Ed School in Kolkata and West Bengal by Education World. The school has also received the prestigious Education World India Schools of Eminence Award. It has received the coveted rating of A+ across several parameters.
- It is one of the first schools to attempt a hybrid model which allows students to follow the national policy on education, yet allow the realisation of Sri Aurobindo’s philosophy of education to the extent possible.
- The school has a Multi Language Policy. It promotes a multilingual and
multicultural learning approach, where the students are encouraged to develop a sense of universal human identity, while cherishing the culture of their own Students are introduced to three languages at Class I level which are named Salient, Tertiary and Core, in addition to English being the medium of instruction. - Excursions form an integral part of the pedagogical process. They are used as learning tools to explore the different subjects and enrich the different aspects of personality through a holistic experience.
- As the school is an initiative of Sri Aurobindo Institute of Culture, which hosts various cultural programmes of international repute and the school also holds Art Appreciation workshops through in- house art gallery exhibitions; this cultural ambience and exposure to artistic programmes give a very unique experience to the students to nurture their aesthetic and creative faculties.
- The school offers a spiritual ambience. The school itself is located within the premises of Lakshmi’s House, which houses Sri Aurobindo’s Relics. Teachers and students derive inspiration from this living presence which subtly influences their thought process and personality. The school has appropriate programmes to promote and inculcate the virtues of good moral conduct and ethical value system. A unique morning assembly is conducted everyday. Children participate in “ Ideals and Progress” classes, special assemblies, and can visit the shrine.
TFFS thus endeavours to provide an environment of meaningful education. Hence, for those who aspire for India to be at the centre stage of the 21st century, this is a model of education worth studying.
The Future Foundation School, Regent Park, Kolkata Claim School
If you are an authorized person on this school behalf and want to start accepting applications/enquiries through ezyschooling platform for admissions, please claim this school.
Disclaimer
Unless certified and also verified by Ezyschooling please be aware that all the data provided is subject to confirmation and to the best of our knowledge and we have gathered information from respective school.
The Future Foundation School, Regent Park, Kolkata FAQs
The average student-teacher ratio at The Future Foundation School (TFFS), Regent Park, Kolkata is 25:1.
The total cost of admission in The Future Foundation School (TFFS), Regent Park, Kolkata usually starts at Rs. Unknown and can go up to Rs. Unknown. This includes: NA .
Yes, The Future Foundation School (TFFS), Regent Park, Kolkata offers the following extracurricular activities:
- Medical Room
- Art and Craft
- Dance
- Music
Currently, we do not have any conclusive information on the scholarships available in The Future Foundation School (TFFS), Regent Park, Kolkata. Parents can direct contact the school for information on scholarships or fee reductions of any sort.
The Future Foundation School (TFFS), Regent Park, Kolkata is affiliated with CISCE board(s).
The academic session at The Future Foundation School (TFFS), Regent Park, Kolkata begins in April and continues through March of the following year.
The Future Foundation School (TFFS), Regent Park, Kolkata was established in the year 1972.
No, The Future Foundation School (TFFS), Regent Park, Kolkata is not known to offer transportation facilities. It is, however, advisable to reach out to the school directly for more recent updates regarding the same.
No, applications for The Future Foundation School (TFFS), Regent Park, Kolkata aren’t available on Ezyschooling. You can apply by visiting the school in person or using its official website. You can still use Ezyschooling to explore and compare schools that match your preferences. Alternatively, you can explore Ezyschooling to discover and compare schools that best match their preferences, even if applications for The Future Foundation School (TFFS), Regent Park, Kolkata are not directly available through the platform.
Last Updated At : 31-Jul-2025, 01:46 PM
Explore Schools by Boards in Kolkata
Explore Schools by Type in Kolkata
Explore Schools Near Regent Park, Kolkata
• Schools in Netaji Nagar, Kolkata• Schools in Bijoygarh, Kolkata• Schools in Tollygunge, Kolkata• Schools in Jadavpur, Kolkata• Schools in Bansdroni, Kolkata• Schools in Lake Gardens, Kolkata• Schools in Baghajatin, Kolkata• Schools in Jodhpur Park, Kolkata• Schools in Purba Putiary, Kolkata• Schools in Dhakuria, Kolkata• Schools in New Alipore, Kolkata• Schools in Kalighat, Kolkata• Schools in Golpark, Kolkata• Schools in Gariahat, Kolkata• Schools in Barisha, Kolkata• Schools in Santoshpur, Kolkata• Schools in Behala, Kolkata• Schools in Behala, Kolkata• Schools in Haltu, Kolkata• Schools in Kamdahari, Kolkata• Schools in Garia, Kolkata• Schools in Kasba, Kolkata• Schools in Ballygunge, Kolkata• Schools in Alipore, Kolkata• Schools in Boral, Kolkata• Schools in Pancha Sayar, Kolkata• Schools in Thakurpukur, Kolkata• Schools in Mahamayatala, Kolkata• Schools in Bhowanipore, Kolkata• Schools in Bhawanipur, Kolkata
Explore Schools by Localities
• Schools in Kudghat, Tollygunge• Schools in Moira Street, Elgin• Schools in Golf Gardens, Tollygunge• Schools in Rani Rashmoni Bagan, Santoshpur• Schools in Maula Ali, Taltala• Schools in Seal Lane, Tangra• Schools in Park Circus, Ballygunge• Schools in Scott Lane, Baithakkhana• Schools in Purbalok, Mukundapur• Schools in Silpara, Barisha