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IMO- International schools are ones which have affiliations with international educational boards, in India its mostly UK (IGCSE and IB systems) and of ocurse there is Embassy school (US). Its common to have international "tag" with most AC schools in Delhi-NCR region:) Fee: International schools ...

I add few spoons of yogurt and salt/roasted jeera powder in water and then add vadas..keep them there for about 1 min..press and get water out before adding proper yogurt and other chutneys.

[QUOTE=bridgeTooFar;270368]Just wanted to revive this thread and surprised why there is so little activity on this. We are moving in July after a lot of years of go or not with son finishing year 6 in UK and daughter yr 3. We were prepared to consider private secondary school for my son so we put ...

MV post#119 first of all I finally went thru your blog..excellent blog! and i hate you for getting me back to the r2iforum addiction as i find myself spending a lot of time here again:( anyway, about the norms, they are dynamic in nature and need to change in any society as time goes by and they ...

I agree with post 36 Just because your child didn't tell you doesn't mean he/she is very happy with the environment. This is a growing concern as you may see (both in US and India but in India it is not so recognized yet). Most kids would adapt overtime as long as they can make good friends. Some ...

Just wanted to add my 2 C - Most scools will have this kind of punishment in place ..even the good ones which parents vouch for. Reason being most of parents were raised in schools where even worse punishments were in place, most households still "slap" kids once in a while and no fuss over it, most ...

bosncr, DLF ph3 is a well devloped area..I am sure you'll be able to settled down well there. Just be prepared for a bumpy ride for the first year..too much will happen in that time and you'll face most of the beurocratic crap in that period (read PAN card, Rashio card, LPG cnnection, Driving ...

for a 3 yr old I'd not worry too much ..still even at this age the diff is huge and your child would need a transition to handle indian kids. No talking out of turn,take turns in the playground, sharing, no pushing/pinching,talking in "indoor" voice are not part of indian curriculum.so you may still ...

Old-Spice2 - The curriculum in most int'l schools are IGCSE (for middle school) and IB (for 12th)..this is UK system recognized world-wide..not exactly same as US but close. The Embassy schools of course follow the US system. For entrance exams (engg./medical) it could be a disavantage but not for ...

#8 We R2Ied with older children. We have put our children in international schools and very happy with the decision. It has taken 80% of our anxiety off..some advatages ..since kids/teacher ratio is much smaller, they get indiv attention which has helped them catch up with difference in curriculum ...