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Comment by Sandeep Pal on September 26, 2018 at 11:55pm

@Vivek. You can try Candyfloss, brats & cuties, Kidzee and a school in the back of venkateshwar.  international school. 

Comment by Sriyamuna on September 26, 2018 at 12:17pm

Hi Vivek
I send my kid to Mother’s pride at Sector-6. Regarding play school fees, almost all the schools with proper infrastructure, they charge min 1LPA. Pls look for safety issues and reachable distance..

Comment by DEEPTI SINGHAL on September 26, 2018 at 11:23am

Yes Vivek, shri  ram global is next to my society and it seems okay. About brats n cuties, a friend of my husband sends his eight yr for day care so you can check that. Also as I have seen both schools from the road side, I found brats a bigger school and so security shall be better. But you shall check that personally. 

Comment by DEEPTI SINGHAL on September 26, 2018 at 11:21am

Hi Vivek. Yeah I have also seen the growth of my daughter. It's amazing how well she has done so far and I think it's more of because she was away from the bounds and pressures of school.

As far as play schools are concerned, the most imp parameter for me was security. I am new to Dwarka so won't be able to guide you in that regard. 

Best wishes

Comment by Vivek on September 26, 2018 at 10:52am

Hi Deepti,

Thanks for your feedback. I will wait for a year and will go for 2020 session. Let the child enjoy one more year of freedom and happiness :-)

Also, a few people (family/friends) suggested to have a fake birth certificate and then go for admission, but i suppose 3 year ole child is too young to tackle school academics and 3.5+ should be ideal age (my times also ~1990, 3.5 was minimum age for admissions). 

Thanks for your feedback again, can u suggest any good Play school around Sector 11? Brats and Cuties is very near to me, Sri Ram Global is also near but i think they charge some ~1lac/year, which i think is exorbitant for a play school.

Comment by DEEPTI SINGHAL on September 25, 2018 at 10:37am

@Vivek

Hi Vivek. Even a difference of a day matters as per DOE. My daughter is also April born  But we had to wait for another year. She was born on 16th April, 2013 and secured nursery admission in 2017 only. And there is no harm. It's better for kids. Also, if any school says that they accept, don't go for it as school's should abide by rules and if they r not, you never know what kind of school is that. This process shall be transparent. Rest your choice

Comment by Vivek on September 25, 2018 at 10:19am

Hi All,

Wanted to check if my kid whose DOB is 25 Apr 2016 (and will be short by 25 days to be 3 yrs as on 31st Mar 2019) will be eligible for Nursery admission in coming session (2019) in Delhi (Dwarka). Or it's worth to try at various schools for admission (i mean does school consider a month or so as an exception?).

I am confused with it and as a few schools have casually said that they allow exceptions, but not sure if they really will admit or not.

Comment by DEEPTI SINGHAL on July 4, 2018 at 5:42pm

@Sandeep. Thanks Sandeep  It's a great help. 

Comment by Sandeep Pal on July 4, 2018 at 5:23pm

@Deepti Singhal. Both follow different mode of education. Both are good at their own level. Basava Less expensive than Nirmal. 

Comment by Sandeep Pal on July 4, 2018 at 5:21pm

@Deepti Singhal. Yes my son id studying since 3 years and i am satisfied with the school. No home work for the children just revise whats done in class. Moderate fee. Fee is according to govt. not increase since last 3 years except transport. Teaches are good. Low pressure on students regarding study activity on weekly basis no extra burden of activity like other schools. Hope this will help you.

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