Mrs. Seema Bhati is a homemaker. Her husband Mr. Vikash Bhati is a businessman, dealing in ice plantations. They are proud parents of daughter Ishika Bhati, a kindergarten student at Apeejay International School, Greater Noida. In a brief interview, Mrs Bhati tells us how her daughter has found a safe environment to learn and bloom at Apeejay International School, Greater Noida. Read edited excerpts:
Was the admission process easy?
Yes, we did not face any difficulties. They took an entrance exam, which Ishika passed with flying colours. Ishika and my husband were also interviewed by the Principal. The school and the teachers are very nice. Initially, Ishika was enrolled in the same school in which her elder sisters were studying. But then we changed the school because Apeejay is very good.
How is Ishika performing at school? Is she happy?
She is very happy to go to school everyday. She enjoys dance and studies all subjects with a lot of interest and joy. She listens to her class teacher, Shivika ma’am a lot, who is a very diligent teacher.
Are the teachers engaging well with the child?
Yes, there is absolutely no doubt about that. The teachers here are doing a great job. We had a fight on this very issue in Ishika’s previous school. The teachers there were ignoring Ishika in class. The teachers also behaved very badly with her, it was very problematic. So, we immediately got her school changed.
But here, at Apeejay International School, Greater Noida, teachers give individual attention to every student. The teachers also notify the parents personally in case there is any problem. Ishika is really happy here. There has never been a day so far where she is reluctant to go to school or cries about it. She is very happy to go to school.
Would you recommend the school to other parents?
Definitely. I have already recommended the school to 2 parents and they have been able to get their child enrolled here.
What is the best thing about the school?
Everything is good about the school. There is a designated time for studies, playtime, and also for co-curricular activities. And that’s a good approach to provide holistic education.