The 2012 Hindustan Times-C fore Top Schools Survey gave scores to each school across 14 different parameters, from academic rigour to sports. Here is a list of schools ranked in the Top Ten for south-east Delhi.1. Mother’s International School*
The school has been adopted by the Sports Authority of India for coaching in several sports. It promotes various activities including music, painting, photography, carpentry and nature club. The school has the highest score in a host of categories, including ‘infrastructure and facilities’, ‘sports’ and ‘life skills education’.
Website: www.themis.in
Phone: 011-26964140
Nursery fee: Not Available2. Bluebells School International, Kailash Colony
The present four-storied building comprises 90 well-planned class rooms, 4 multipurpose and a well designed auditorium with the latest audio-visual technology. The school has topped the charts in the ‘extra-curricular activities’, ‘innovative teaching’ and ‘individual attention to students’ categories, among others.Website:www.bluebellsinternational.comPhone: 011-29232963
Nursery fee: Rs. 61,800 per annum3. Amity International, Saket*
The school boasts of a well developed, progressive resource base and infrastructure that promotes interactive learning. including facilities for cricket, basketball football etc. The school has the highest score on the ‘academic rigour’ parameter, and does well on ‘teacher care and development’ and ‘value for money’.
{{/usCountry}}The school boasts of a well developed, progressive resource base and infrastructure that promotes interactive learning. including facilities for cricket, basketball football etc. The school has the highest score on the ‘academic rigour’ parameter, and does well on ‘teacher care and development’ and ‘value for money’.
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Phone: 011-29561606
Nursery fee: Not Available4. Birla Vidya Niketan, Pushp ViharThe school provides facilities including electronic ‘Promethean Activ’ boards and internet connection in classrooms, a computerised library, computer labs, science labs, and spaces for fine arts, music, dance etc. The school has the second highest ‘academic rigour’ score and does well on ‘competence of teachers.’
Website:www.birla.ac.in
Phone: 011-29562251
Nursery fee: Rs. 47,640 per annum5. Gyan Bharati, SaketThe school offers a myriad of activities, including an astronomy club, environment club, interact Club, a debate society, gardening, painting, embroidery, music, clay modelling, yoga and dramatics. Gyan Bharati has the second highest score on the ‘infrastructure and facilities’ and ‘safety and hygiene’ parameters.
Website:www.gyanbharatischool.net
Phone: 011-26963240
Nursery fee: Rs. 43,500 per annum5. Laxman Public School
All classrooms in LPS are IT enabled. The school also has an e -library. There are well-equipped labs that enhance practical learning of subjects. The school has the second highest score on ‘social accountability’ and ‘innovative teaching’ and has topped the ‘safety and hygiene’ category.
Website:www.laxmanpublicschool.com
Phone: 011-26963240
Nursery fee: Rs. 61,120 per annum7. Apeejay School, Sheikh Sarai
Apeejay has successfully integrated various computer-aided learning techniques in its teaching methodology. It uses various teaching and learning softwares. The school also has a Science Park. Apeejay has done well on the ‘sports’, ‘infrastructure and facilities’ and ‘social accountability’ parameters.
Website:www.apeejay.edu
Phone: 011-26012218
Nursery fee: Rs. 60,000 per annum8. Don Bosco School*, Alaknanda
The school has an audio-visual room, three science labs, a well resourced library, three computer labs for students and one for teachers. The spacious playgrounds make it an enviable place to be in. Don Bosco has topped the ‘sports’ category, and has the third highest ‘value for money’ score.
Website:www.donboscoschool.in
Phone: 011-29217712
Nursery fee: Not Available9. The Indian School, J B Tito MargThe school has its own water-harvesting plant, gym and a specially designed toddlers’ park with a large splash pool. There are also provisions for a yoga and meditation room. The school has the second rank in the ‘safety and hygiene’ category, and does well in ‘academic rigour’ and ‘individual attention to students’.
Website:www.theindianschool.in
Phone: 011-26265956
Nursery fee: Rs. 45,825 per annum10. Tagore International School, East of Kailash
The school has a spacious library, a well-tocked Maths Lab and a Social science lab equipped with models, maps and charts to make learning fun. The new auditorium has a large stage, and lighting and sound arrangements. The school scores well in the ‘value system/integration’ and ‘life skills education’.
Website:www.tagoreint.com
Phone: 011-26433001
Nursery fee: Rs. 58,440 per annum