‘The teachers at this school are extremely supportive’

By providing a safe, nurturing, and engaging environment, schools can truly become a second home for children. Through strong relationships, emotional support, holistic development, and a sense of belonging, schools can help children thrive academically, socially, and emotionally, creating a positive and lasting impact on their lives.

“This school provides a balanced curriculum that includes academics, arts, sports, and extracurricular activities to support overall development which further helps children develop essential life skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork,” expresses Shaukin Jangra whose son Samarth studies in class I at Apeejay School, Charkhi Dadri.

Read on to know what this father has to say about this acclaimed school.

Are you satisfied with your child’s learning at school so far?

Yes, I am completely satisfied. This school places a lot of emphasis on academic excellence which holds this school in high regard in our city. There is a lot of improvement in my son’s communication skills. He has learnt lots of English phrases and words and knows their usage well.

Why did you select Apeejay as an admission choice?

I chose Apeejay for admission because it’s conveniently close to our home, and I’ve heard excellent reviews about the principal and administration. Additionally, this school is reputed as the best in the city.

 What kind of extracurricular activities does your son enjoy at school?

The school has a huge playground with various sports facilities. He actively participates in many playful activities and I want him to succeed in sports as well.

 How are the facilities at school?

The infrastructure and facilities at this school are excellent. The administration is also installing new air conditioners in the classrooms, which is a significant step toward providing a comfortable environment for the students.

 How are the teachers here?

All the teachers are extremely supportive. His Math subject teacher made extra efforts for him to learn the concepts better and not dread the subject. My son was a shy introverted kid earlier and after going to school, his personality has changed remarkably.

 Do you agree that school is the second home for a child?

I agree. My children spend a lot of quality time at school, where they are positively influenced by their teachers and the environment. Therefore, I believe the responsibility for instilling good values and learning rests significantly on the teachers.

Define your parenting mantra.

My parenting mantra is that the oldest members of the family provide the best learning experiences for children. I’m grateful that Samarth still spends time with her great-grandparents, as they impart valuable cultural values that my children have absorbed.