Nestled on the Tewari’s Richolla Farm along the Bareilly‑Nainital Road, Udaan World School serves the families of Baheri and the surrounding villages of Richhauli. Most of the children who walk through its gates come from farming families, small traders and the growing middle‑class community of the district, and the school has become a familiar part of daily life for many in the area.
The campus is spacious enough for students to move around comfortably, with separate blocks for younger and senior classes, well‑ventilated classrooms and a modest playground that sees cricket matches and yoga sessions alike. Teachers, led by Principal Balwant Singh, keep the focus on understanding concepts rather than rote memorisation, encouraging questions and small projects that tie schoolwork to real‑world situations.
Being affiliated with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE, Affiliation No. 2133419) means the curriculum follows a nationally recognised pattern, and the school offers both Science and Commerce streams from Class 11 onward. The CBSE framework provides a clear pathway for students who aim for engineering, medicine, finance or any other professional course after school.
From Nursery to Class 12, the school’s routine is simple: regular classes, periodic assessments and a few extra‑curricular activities that let kids explore music, art or sports without feeling overwhelmed. The Balaknath Educational Society, which manages the school, keeps fees reasonable and ensures that the staff has the resources they need, so teaching and learning stay grounded in the community’s everyday reality.
