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Permalink Reply by Richa Aggarwal on October 5, 2015 at 1:46pm

VA, are you not happy with Amity?

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Permalink Reply by VA on October 5, 2015 at 2:07pm

We are happy with Amity in academics...but not on extra-curricular, specially child's engagement in sport activities. Moreover, since we have a choice this time (during elder's admission, no choice due to age criteria), we don't want ignore it, specially after I hear that DPS has edge over Amity in child's engagement in sport activities. Although my perception (after interaction with both schools) that Amity has an edge over DPS in admission process and infra.

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Permalink Reply by Richa Aggarwal on October 5, 2015 at 2:11pm

For me its good to have siblings in same school.

Siblings who are close in age may benefit from having each other at the same school to offer social support, particularly if one or both are entering a new school. Plus, attending the same school makes it easier for parents to do drop-offs and pick-ups, as well as attend the myriad school events (annual days, PTM). Easy for parents to understand rules and culture for one school ! No comaprison among kids based on school and its different environment.

Decide whats best for you.

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