‘Teachers here have a huge role in my child’s academic progress’

Senior school is a crucial transition year, and schools play a key role in supporting students both academically and emotionally. “Teachers here focus on strengthening core subjects while preparing students for the demands of board classes ahead. Regular assessments, personalised attention, and remedial support help identify and address learning gaps,” shares Shrishti Singh, whose daughter Shria studies in Class IX at Apeejay School, Greater Noida.

Read on to know how this school also encourages participation in extracurricular activities to balance academics with holistic growth.

How are the teachers supporting Shria?

The teachers have been consistently supportive of Shria, offering encouragement and guidance through every challenge, academic or otherwise. Their positive reinforcement and personal attention have helped her stay confident, motivated, and focused. This nurturing approach ensures she feels secure and empowered to do her best in all aspects of school life.

Which extracurricular activities does your child enjoy?

Shria loves art and public speaking. She enjoys drawing and painting, and she’s always excited to take part in debates or school presentations. These activities bring out her creative and expressive side.

Is there any stress for the senior class now?

Yes, there is some stress as academics become more demanding in the senior class. Shria does feel the pressure at times, but she is managing it well by staying organised and focused. The consistent support and encouragement from the school are helping her cope with the increasing academic expectations effectively.

Which infrastructure and facilities are impressively child-friendly?

The school has a very clean and well-maintained campus. The classrooms are bright, the library is great, and the labs are modern. I also like how there are dedicated spaces for art, music, and other activities. Everything feels very student-friendly.

Why did you choose Apeejay School, Greater Noida?

We chose it because of its strong reputation. We’d heard from other parents that the school focuses not just on academics but also on values and overall development. The environment felt safe, balanced, and disciplined, just what we were looking for.

Is Apeejay like a second home for your child?

Yes, definitely. Shria genuinely enjoys going to school. She’s happy there, whether it’s learning, spending time with her friends, or being part of school activities. It feels like her second home.