Innisfree House School in Bangalore, India, was started in 1985 to prepare students for the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education.

After a lot of wrangling and struggle the present civic amenity site was allotted to the school.

The children are participants in the programmes conducted by the Kids for Tigers, the Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) and Clean Bangalore.

The school has also arranged for the midday feeding by the ISKCON centre under the Akshaya Patra programme.

Having passed SSLC at the age of 12, she did two years of nursing and compounding at St. Mary's before joining Mount Carmel College, Bangalore for her Pre-University and degree education.

After four years in the NCC, she graduated as senior Under Officer with a Gliding and Private Pilots licence.

On marrying Dr. Ashok Bolar she went to England where she worked in various departments of the British Telecommunication Service as Executive Officer.

She is the founder-secretary of the ASISC(K)[clarification needed] and a member of the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, New Delhi for the past 12 years.

Mrs. Bolar has been nominated as a Member of the Board of Studies in Education (Post Graduation), University of Mysore.

Records of past progress and good conduct are required from pupils for admission to higher classes.

It is also part of the LodeStar Career Counselling Programme- to help 10th standard students make an informed choice of their future studies.

It hosts an annual inter-school literary event called the Vistas, for children of classes 4-7 in July.