Little Angels'International School, Sion

The Cambridge IGCSE wing of Little Angels' Sion, a long-running Mumbai school founded in the 1950s as one of the few non-Catholic English-medium schools in the city.

Little Angels was founded by the late Mrs. Sulochana Sheti and the international section sits alongside the older ICSE high school on the Sion campus. The international stream runs Cambridge primary through IGCSE with an average student-teacher ratio of about 12:1.

Parents talk about a friendly, inclusive culture with strong emphasis on values and pastoral care, and describe the school as the kind of place where children are taught to be considerate first. The Sion location works for families based in central or eastern Mumbai who want a Cambridge option without the central-south commute. The school is mid-tier in fees and academic profile; families wanting an aggressive IB or top-tier IGCSE campus typically look at JBCN, Oberoi or Dhirubhai Ambani instead.

• Two related schools sit at the same Sion address: Little Angels' High School (state board, since 1953) and Little Angels' International School (IGCSE, opened 2018). Reviews mix the two.
• Parent voice on the high school skews engaged: parents describe children as keen to attend, active extracurriculars and a safe day-to-day feel. The school sits around across local listings.
• Counter-criticism on the high school clusters around facilities described as poorly maintained and a perception that fees outpace what's delivered.
• For the International School, the visible parent commentary is brief and largely positive, citing a welcoming atmosphere and a broad activities mix; the dedicated review pages still carry no submitted reviews on the main parent platform.
• Independent expat-forum signal on either school did not surface.