Harvest International School appears on the map near Kodathi, on the Sarjapur Road side of the corridor, and it comes up in searches by families looking for a CBSE option. From Whispering Hues, Google Maps gave about 29 minutes and 9.9 km on a Saturday evening in October 2026. If you are weighing villas near Harvest International School, treat it as a medium-distance CBSE choice, not a neighbour.
A caution on sources. We could not find the school's own website; one search surfaced a similarly named school in Punjab, which is unrelated. The details below come from directory listings and are unverified. The schools pillar separates what we verified from what we did not.
The route
Google Maps routed the trip along the Varthur–Sarjapur road corridor. The address on Maps is Survey No. 56/1 B, off Sarjapur Road, near Kodathi Silk Farm, Carmelaram, Karnataka 560035.
| Measure | Figure | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Drive time | about 29 min | Google Maps, Sat evening, Oct 2026 |
| Distance | 9.9 km | Google Maps |
| Developer's indicative time | not listed | sales presenter |
Thirty minutes each way is sustainable only if the school runs a bus that reaches Gunjur or if a parent's commute lines up with the school's. The same time and distance also place DPS East in a similar bracket.
What directories report (unverified)
Third-party listings describe Harvest International School as a co-educational CBSE day school covering Nursery to Class 12 with English as the medium, established around 2011. One listing gave a minimum age of 4 for KG1 and 6 for Class 1 but was cut off, and listings mention admission enquiries for the 2027-28 session. Fee figures in these sources conflict, so we do not repeat them.
Ask the school directly:
- Which CBSE affiliation number does it hold, and which classes does it currently run?
- Does transport reach Gunjur or the Varthur–Sarjapur corridor?
- What are the age cut-offs for your child's entry class?
- What are the application window and assessment process?
You can cross-check the school's CBSE affiliation using the CBSE SARAS public directory, as we did for DPS East.
Who might choose Harvest
A family that wants CBSE, prefers a smaller school profile to the large national brands, and has a parent working near Sarjapur Road or Carmelaram may find the distance workable. The 29-minute run looks less severe if it follows a parent's commute toward the Sarjapur or Carmelaram side. For a parent travelling toward Whitefield, it adds an awkward leg.
If CBSE is a must and short travel is a priority, the Foundation School's Gunjur campus is listed at about 9 minutes on Google Maps; check its board and grades directly. For international boards inside ten minutes, see TISB, Inventure, Oakridge and Greenwood High. The comparison article best international schools near Sarjapur Road explains how to weigh them.
Practical checks before you rely on a listing
Directories are a starting point. Before you build a plan around any school, do these:
- Call the school and confirm the address, board and grades.
- Visit on a working day and watch drop-off.
- Ask for the current fee schedule in writing. We do not quote fees.
- Read the school admission guide for documents and age rules.
Reading the distance fairly
Ten kilometres is not far on a map, and 29 minutes is not long for an adult. For a child it is different. A 7:00 am pick-up for a 8:00 school bell means a wake-up before six, and the afternoon return can stretch past an hour once the bus drops other children first. Younger primary children tire quickly on long rides, while older students can use the time to read. Ask the school how long the longest bus leg is and where your stop would sit in the sequence.
A parent drop-off changes the picture. If one parent already travels toward Sarjapur Road or Carmelaram, a school on the way costs little extra time, and the car becomes a quiet half-hour with the child. If both parents head to Whitefield or Bellandur, the school adds a detour in each direction. That is why the same school can be a good fit for one household and a poor fit for its neighbour.
Home context
Whispering Hues plans a kids' play area with a sand pit, tot-lot, play lawn, cricket pitch and skating rink, which suit children who are tired after a longer school day; see amenities and family-friendly villas. Each villa has a private backyard and terrace. Bluebell is sold as 5 BHK (4 bedrooms plus a media room) and Carnation as 4 BHK. The project is at EOI stage; tentative basic prices are on the 25 September 2026 sheet, and the RERA number and possession date are not yet published.
Next step
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