Parent Think-Tank
The Parent Think-Tank is a small group of parents who want to help build progressive education, not just choose it. Working alongside our teachers and leadership, they help shape how we teach and learn, open doors through their own networks and see good ideas through. New members join each year, so more families get a chance to take part in where the school is headed.


Dr. Insiyah Hasan
With over 10 years of experience in the field of dentistry, holding a MDS degree in Prosthodontics and Implantology. I am a mother of two daughters studying at a progressive school. As both a parent and a professional, I value compassion, curiosity, and lifelong learning. I believe that education goes beyond academics and plays a vital role in shaping confident, responsible, and well-rounded individuals.

Dr. Mariya Kothawala
A practising dentist with 10 years of experience deeply committed to patient education and creating awareness about the importance of good oral health.

Muditaa Kela Mohta
An entrepreneur, a mother, passionate about ayurveda and nature cure. I believe learning can be fun and every child has their own strengths that can be channelised to make them the best version of themselves.

Neeraj Nagrale
With over 15 years of experience in supply chain management, procurement, strategic sourcing, and operations. I currently work as an Team Manager at IoSCM International UK (Primer Partner in elite British Militry Logistics Training) I hold an MBA in International Business, from Germany , a Post gradutate Diploma in Supply Chain Management from Birmingham city university UK, also degree in Industrial Engineering.

Nupur Patni Aarya
An entrepreneur helping carry forward my family’s legacy at Patni Automobiles. But above all, I’m a mother who believes that childhood should be filled with curiosity, exploration, meaningful experiences, and the freedom to be oneself. I’m happy to be part of a community that believes in nurturing the whole child, where learning goes beyond books and children are encouraged to grow into kind, confident, independent, and compassionate individuals.