Hi Ashish,

Although it was 4th in our priority list, we gave it a slip when offered admission. Offering IB till 5th or 6th class and then options to choose from a couple of boards, overall a smaller campus squeezed in a residential area, our research reflecting that they do not follow inclusiveness in the strictest sense, imparting of curriculum being more theoretical than practical, feedback from parent friends about school charging for overheads on various activities every now and then and and increasing the transport cost every year etc. were some factors which led us to not keep it in our top 3. Yet, had we not got through any one in our top3 list, we would have gone ahead with it, as we have a couple of friends who have had good things to talk about the growth of their child at the school.