Hoping for some insights on my previous query

I have seen that most schools in this locality follow the same pattern for extracurriculars. My son attends the weekend sessions at the community club, and it’s been much better than the options provided by the school itself. If you're looking for specific feedback on a particular teacher, feel free to PM me.

Hi, sorry I missed your earlier post! Which school are you considering? I have my daughter in DPS, and the workload is quite heavy, so if you're looking for something more holistic, I suggest you try checking out the IB boards in your area instead.

My son is in grade 4 now, and we went through this same confusion. Just make sure to visit the campus during a working day so you can actually see how the kids are behaving during recess. Good luck with the hunt!

Is this regarding the fee structure or the curriculum? If it’s the latter, just keep in mind that many schools change their teaching staff every two years, so the feedback you get might be outdated. I would focus more on the school culture than individual teachers.

I was in a similar spot last year. Don't worry, these admission processes are very stressful for all of us. Have you tried calling the admissions office directly? Sometimes they respond better to a phone call than an email.

Honestly, just check the Google reviews and talk to parents waiting outside the gate at dispersal time. That’s how I found out the truth about the school bus safety in our school, which the management never mentions during the tour.

Hi, sorry I missed your earlier post! My daughter is in Grade 4 at DPS and the curriculum is quite demanding, so I suggest you try checking the school’s academic calendar online first. Also, if you are looking for after-school support, many of us here use the tutors from the nearby learning center, which has been a lifesaver for us. Let me know if you need that contact info.

Is this regarding the new admission process or the fee structure? I had a similar issue with the admin office last month, but sending a formal email to the Principal's office usually helps speed things up better than just calling.