• Private, non-profit, non-religious school with English medium of instruction.
• Located in Bali village, Pali district, Rajasthan, India.
• Established in 1992 with 11 students.
• 2013-2014 academic year: 825 students with 45% girls enrollment.
• The school offers pre-school classes through class XII (Commerce).
• Academic Year runs April-March.
• The school is affiliated with India’s premier educational board – Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) since 1997.
• The teacher student ratio is of 1:30.
• The school is situated on an eight acre campus featuring playing fields, a children's playground, a basketball court, an outdoor auditorium, a water harvesting system and a forest area in addition to classroom facilities.
• The school also has five feeder schools for pre-primary and primary classes. These are located at Nana, Bijapur, Lunawa, Mundara and Champabagh, Bali.
• A remarkable 99% of students have gone on to higher studies and have received a 99% graduation rate which is a stark contrast to the high drop out rates found across the state.
• Students access the school from various villages across a radius of 45 Kilometers. The school has an efficient transport system, including 4 school buses, which enables access to the school.
• Volunteers visit the school annually from across India and overseas to contribute time towards the campus, teaching and sharing their experiences with the students.
• United World College annually sends 2-3 college age volunteers who assist in teaching over a period of 6 months.
• Putney Student Travel, a US based student work study and travel program, sends approximately 18 American high school students every July to spend one month volunteering at the school.
• Both Girls Learn International and The Advent School in Boston, MA have American high school classroom partnerships with The Fabindia School.
• Students from Loomis Chaffee, USA visit the school every alternate year.
• The school does projects with great schools in India like The Doon School and The Scindia School.
• There is a Local Management Committee that helps the school meet the aspirations of the community of Bali and adjoining areas.
• The alumni of the school are today spread far and wide, and even settled overseas.
• The alumni area working in the private sector, public sector and in government jobs too.
• In addition to the BAT Board of Trustees, a diverse and talented group of advisory board members are dedicated to creating a visionary school which continues to be a model for high-quality rural education in India.

Timeline August, 1992: School opens with 11 students 1992-1995 Principal: Mr. Vishnu Kant 1995-2000 Principal: Mrs. Meena Pandey 1997: School obtains CBSE affiliation 2000: John Bissell Scholars Fund established 2000-2006 Principal: Mr. Jayant Biswas 2006-2013 Principal: Mrs. Parinita Ranpal 2007-2008 Academic Year: 582 students 2008-2009 Academic Year: 703 students 2008-2009: Class XI (Commerce) introduced 2009-2010: Class XII (Commerce) introduced 2010: Feeder schools opened in 5 locations 2011-2012: 1000 students 2011: Exchange program with Hotchkiss and Loomis Chaffee, USA 2012: Sandeep Dutt joins BAT as Chairperson 2012: BAT Website setup www.bateducation.com 2013: English Language Lab setup at Bali 2013: Class XI (Science) introduced 2013: Three year Campus Development Plan launched 2013: Feeder Schools were shifted to main campus 2013: Fedena school management software was introduced 2013: Mr Atul Bhatt joins as Manager (Training & Development) 2014-17: Mrs Deepika Tandon 2015: PDP (Professional Development Programme-by Mr. Sandeep Dutt) was introduced for teachers 2015: My Good School Programme by Mr. Sandeep Dutt (Service+ Skill+ Sports+ Study= Education) was introduced for students 2015: Achieved Green School Award 2017: Present Principal: Ms. Rajeshree Shihag