About Public Schools

These schools provide good educational opportunities in a well structured, supportive and caring environment to develop future generations of individuals with high academic caliber, social consciousness, courage, warmth, and integrity.

These schools follow State, CBSE or ICSE curriculum and are fully or partly funded by the government. Abiding by the RTE act, these schools provide education for a free or nominal fee for economically backward children.

English is the medium of instruction in most schools since parents prefer this over vernacular language so that children do not face difficulty while seeking entry into colleges or new jobs.

Parents should be cautious while seeking admission for their wards in these schools since many of them are public for name-sake while they function like private schools.

About Bangalore

The capital of Karnataka state, this cosmopolitan city is the second fastest growing metropolitan city in India. This is a popular cultural and scientific hub and boasts of several universities, institutes, and colleges. It is famous for heavy industries and space research.

With a boom in IT sector which gave the city its name ‘Siliconvalley’, this city witnessed the influx of migrants seeking well-paid jobs. Since unorganized sector grew parallel, many from poor classes also set foot in the city.

Aspirant parents saw this as an opportunity for their children to get exposed to a good mix of cultural and technological environments and a brighter future.

Study in Public Schools

Well trained teachers develop children holistically while paying more attention to academic achievements.

Schools have modern infrastructure, laboratories, music and art rooms and auditoriums for co-curricular activities. They also emphasize on physical well-being by encouraging sports. Many children undertake external examinations, participate in social services and become part of NCC to become well-rounded personalities.

Inter-school exchange programs, visits, and tours for practical learning and productive feedback during parent-teacher meets ensure imparting value-education almost at par with private schools.