I had withdrawn my son from PGGS in 2016 due to some personal reasons ( nothing against the school for withdrawing).
Having said that i am still in touch with some of the parents of children studying in PGGS and i recently met them
and they were saying that they are not happy with the teachers. The foundation of any school lies on good
teachers. As per the parents the teachers are not experienced and also the school principal has also changed as per the parents.
I would say you put your child in more established school.
PGGS charges high fee and my one year of experience in that school has not justified the kind of fee they charge as compare to the facilities and teachers they have.
Meenakshi Bhola
Hi Rupa,
Is PGGS the only option you have ?
I had withdrawn my son from PGGS in 2016 due to some personal reasons ( nothing against the school for withdrawing).
Having said that i am still in touch with some of the parents of children studying in PGGS and i recently met them
and they were saying that they are not happy with the teachers. The foundation of any school lies on good
teachers. As per the parents the teachers are not experienced and also the school principal has also changed as per the parents.
I would say you put your child in more established school.
PGGS charges high fee and my one year of experience in that school has not justified the kind of fee they charge as compare to the facilities and teachers they have.
Jan 16, 2020