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Comment by Jyotsna Mansukhani on December 9, 2014 at 2:17pm
Hi Sakshi,

Pls advise why do parents and people at large do not give favourable opinion on Manav Sthali Rajinder Nagar, particularly when population density is so high and good schools so few in this vicinity.

Thanks!
Comment by SHS on December 9, 2014 at 2:15pm
Thanks Sakshi :)
I am staying at Model town. What are my best options? Ironically buses from all the top schools come here, however we don't qualify as such gor admissions. I have a son (first child) and I am looking fwd to put him in a good school which focuses on co-curriculars along with studies. Has a good english speaking environment such as Springdales.
Any other options?
Comment by Sakshi (Moderator) on December 9, 2014 at 2:09pm

ANNIE

COURT WILL DECIDE WHETHER TO STAY OR NOT TOMORROW.WHETHER LG GUIDELINES WILL CARRY OR NEW AUTONOMY TO SCHOOLS.

Comment by Sakshi (Moderator) on December 9, 2014 at 2:04pm

SHS

Balbharti PP is better in sports rest equal

DPS Rohini is giving better results now.

Comment by SHS on December 9, 2014 at 2:00pm
Hi
Could you advise, which is better?
1. Bal Bharti pitampura or Pusa road?
2. DPS mathura road or Rohini?
Comment by Kamal Kishore on December 9, 2014 at 1:58pm

Very useful update. Thanks

Comment by Sakshi (Moderator) on December 9, 2014 at 1:52pm

New Delhi, Dec 9 (IANS) The Delhi High Court Tuesday said it will pass order Dec 10 on the pleas challenging a single-judge bench’s decision to quash the Lt. Governor’s guidelines of last year on nursery admissions in the capital’s unaided private schools.

A division bench of Chief Justice G. Rohini and Justice R.S. Endlaw reserved the order for Wednesday on applications that sought interim suspension of the single judge bench’s order.
The Delhi government and NGO Social Jurist have filed appeals against the judge’s order which quashed the guidelines issued last year by Lt. Governor Najeeb Jung.
The order said that the neighbourhood, sibling and alumni criteria set as per the notification will go and schools can now set their own criteria according to the 2007 Ganguly Committee guidelines.
On Nov 28, Justice Manmohan quashed the points system, saying the guidelines were in violation of the fundamental rights of the school managements to have maximum autonomy in day-to-day administration, including the right to admit students.
The Lt. Governor issued the guidelines Dec 18, 2013, after which a number of petitions were filed against them.
The guidelines outlined several criteria, including the neighbourhood factor, which sought that schools give preference to children living within eight km of it.
This criterion was given the maximum weightage of 70 points out of 100 in the open category seats.
Other criteria were siblings studying in the same school (20 points), applications of girls (five points), and wards of school alumni (five points).
Seeking that the single judge bench’s order be quashed, the Delhi government and NGO Social Jurist said there cannot be any discrimination, question of autonomy in the matter of admitting children around three years of age in nursery.
The plea said: “The judge erred to hold that if parents are given freedom to choose schools, the good schools would attract more students and would expand and not-so-good schools would lose students.”
It said the guidelines were child-centric and deserved to be upheld by law. The single judge bench quashing the lieutenant governor`s guidelines had said the power to decide the school for a child should lie with the parents and not with the government.
The court had said it nowhere stipulates that “children would have to take admission only in a neighbourhood school or that children cannot take admissions in schools situated beyond their neighbourhood”.

Comment by Megha Bahel Kalsie on December 9, 2014 at 1:48pm

thanks.

Comment by Sakshi (Moderator) on December 9, 2014 at 1:45pm

Megha

There are 6 private forum schools  and Catholic  school can frame thier own guidelines

Pls see this you will understand

http://www.actcommittee.com/

Gurvinder

St francis is one of the most sought after.

Archa

Yes its is affiliated now.

Comment by Megha Bahel Kalsie on December 9, 2014 at 1:15pm

thanks sakshi

if NPSC is a forum of some private un-aided schools of Delhi, will they follow their set of rules or the DOE/court pending rules.

What about catholic school and st. George's school query?

please elaborate. many thanks again.

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