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‘I can see my son’s personality development’

A mother shares why she chose Apeejay School, Charkhi Dadri for her son

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For many families, moving to a new school is a big decision. Hardik’s family made that move when his earlier school closed, and they chose Apeejay School, Charkhi Dadri. Priyanka Ravikukreja,  mother of Hardik, a Class 7 student, explains what drew her to APJ and what she has noticed since he joined.

Why did you select Apeejay School, Charkhi Dadri for Hardik?

The studies here are good, and the school places a strong focus on spoken English. That mattered a lot to us. We wanted Hardik in an environment where he would build academic strength and confidence in communication.

Since Hardik joined, have you seen any improvement in his English and personality?

Yes, I have. He is more comfortable with spoken English now. I can see his personality developing. The school’s emphasis on communication is clearly helping him.

Does Hardik enjoy going to school here?

He is still settling in, which is natural when a child joins a new school. He misses his old friends, but he is adjusting well and can study here comfortably. With the support of his teachers and classmates, I am confident he will soon feel at home.

How do you feel about the safety of the school? Do you feel the students are secure inside?

Yes, absolutely. This is a very good thing about the school. As a parent, knowing that my son is in a secure environment gives me real peace of mind.

If you have to raise a concern with the teachers, do they provide a solution?

Yes. The teachers listen and respond with solutions. That makes it easy for us to approach them, and we feel reassured that any concern will be addressed.

When students go on a picnic, do you feel the teachers can take care of so many children?

This is Hardik’s first year here, so he hasn’t been on a school picnic yet. From what I have seen of how the school looks after its students, I feel confident that the teachers will take good care of the children.

If there is any communication from the school, do you get to know about it on time?

Yes. We receive all the information on time, so we always know what is coming up.

Sheen is working as a senior correspondent with Apeejay Newsroom. With experience in covering education for the last four years, she has worked with The Indian Express and Network 18. She can be contacted at [email protected]