Testimonials
In Their Words
What Parents Say
Families who have been with us for years on what the school is like, day to day.
Three years in, the difference shows in small things. My daughter reads the newspaper before school now, and she talks about her teachers the way she talks about family.
The Class XII teachers held extra sessions on Sundays before the boards. Nobody asked them to. That is the kind of school this is.
We moved to Lucknow mid-session and the school took my son in without fuss, pairing him with a buddy for a fortnight. He settled within weeks.
The entrance test was fair and the office explained every step. What struck us was how quickly the teachers knew our son by name.
Sports and music are treated as part of the week, not as extras. My daughter plays badminton twice a week and still comes home with her homework done.
We compared three schools before choosing. Two years on, what we notice most is how accessible the principal is when we have a question.
What I notice most is the discipline without fear. The children are expected to behave well, but nobody is shouting at them to get there.
The school tells us early when something is slipping, not at the end of the term. That honesty has saved my son a whole year.
It was our first child starting school and we were anxious about everything. The teachers met us three times in the first month without us having to ask.
My elder daughter passed out in 2019 and now my son is here. In six years the school has changed in facilities but not in how it treats families.