1. Proximity from Your House
2. Competence of Faculty
This is probably one of the most important points. Check the reviews of the school and its teachers. The learning methodology they follow at school, what is the educational background of the teachers and the quality of learning, etc. Talk to teachers if you can.
3. Extracurricular Activities
Check if the school has a ground where children can play and the kind of extracurricular activities children will get exposure too. Many schools provide yoga, martial arts, music, dancing, cooking, coding, to name a few. Select a school based on your child’s interest.
4. Budget
As much as we want our children to study in best of the schools, our budget is also imperative to which school we chose. Choose a school where you can sustain to pay fees regularly and this does not become a burden for you.
5. TransparencyWhen you communicate with the administration team, check if the policies and procedures are transparent and nothing is hidden.
6. Education Board
Choose as per your preference between CBSE, ICSE, IB or Cambridge.
7. Student-Teacher Ratio
Last but not the least, Student-Teacher ratio needs to be one of the checkpoints. Your child is an individual and although every child cannot be given individual attention – at least having a smaller amount of kids in a class helps a teacher to concentrate on all kids equally. A class with 60 children is just like a child attending a seminar in an auditorium
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