Bangalore, December 15, 2025 – Canadian International School (CIS), Bangalore, will host a landmark Global Alumni Reunion on its Yelahanka campus, bringing together graduates from the past 29 years in celebration of the school’s 30th anniversary. This special gathering marks a major milestone in CIS’s history as one of India’s most pioneering international schools.
As the first school in Bangalore to offer the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP), CIS is also proud to celebrate 26 years of delivering the IBDP, a programme that has shaped generations of global-minded learners. The anniversary reunion will honour this legacy while reconnecting alumni from around the world – representing dozens of nationalities, professions, and life journeys.
The event will feature campus tours along with scavenger hunts, a trivia challenge reflecting on the past 30 years of excellence in education and more activities celebrating CIS’s evolution from its founding to its status today as one of India’s leading international schools. Alumni will have the opportunity to reconnect with former teachers and classmates, and experience the school’s continued commitment to Nurture, Challenge, Empower—values that have guided its mission for three decades.
“This reunion is far more than a celebration—it is a homecoming for thousands of students who have carried the CIS spirit across continents,” said Ms. Anjana Sastri, Head of Strategic Initiatives at Canadian International School, Bangalore. “As we mark 30 years, we are honoured to welcome our alumni back to the place where their international journeys began.”
The school will also highlight key milestones from its 30-year history, including the development of its lakeside campus, innovation in academic and co-curricular programmes, and its long-standing commitment to international-mindedness, sustainability, and whole-child development.
The event will be held on Saturday, December 27, 2025 at the Canadian International School, Yelahanka, Bangalore. CIS alumni from all graduating years, former faculty are invited to register and attend this celebration that honours the past, embraces the present, and looks ahead to an exciting future.
