52 Responses

1. s.ambika

   November 21st, 2008 at 5:21 am

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   which school is the best ? my daughter will be completing 3yrs by june 2009. should i put her in mont 1 or in mont 2 kindly suggest me

2. spandana

   November 20th, 2008 at 3:02 am

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   hai,
   i am scarching a school for my daughter to join in 1st.std.
   please any body can give fedback about primus public school.
   thank u
   spandana

3. Radha

   November 7th, 2008 at 4:44 am

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   Itotally agree with Shirley.The standard of Ryan International has gone down tremendously.My daughter who is studying in std ninth has no time for anything.And being a working mother I find it very difficult to sit with and help her with her studies. She has school on saturdays too and by the time she reaches home it is almost three in the afternoon.She has lunch and leaves for her maths tutions. Even on Sundays we have to sit with the other subjects as it is not possible on week days.I have yet to come across an International school like this.I hope more parents come out with their views and put it in this column.All this while I thought that I was the only parent facing a problem but after reading this column, I understamnd that there may be many more parents who would like to express their views.

4. Ramdass

   November 6th, 2008 at 8:39 am

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   Hi
   Could any one of you provide me feedback about Gopalan school.

   I am planning to admit my daughter in Play school 1 this year.Thought i would get some feedback before i decide on.

   1) Wanted to know student teacher ratio
   2) Do you see any good progress in your kids studies.
   3) Is Bus facility good enough and is there any teacher escort who monitors kids in the bus and ensures the kids get down in the right stop
   4) Is there a daily/weekly progress report on childs behaviour, studies and areas of improvement?

   Iam sorry to ask too many questions but wanted to know in what way they are different from other schools and paying 40K should be worth enough.

   Thanks

5. Rukmini Kalidhass

   November 6th, 2008 at 7:37 am

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   Hai,

   I have recently got job in South Bangalore. I have a son (2 and a half years old) . I am looking for a good school in Electronic city. Could anybody please help me out.

   thank you
   Rukmini

6. Amrutha

   November 6th, 2008 at 12:54 am

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   Can anybody post ur experience abt Ryan school located in Bannerghatta road?

7. Anamika

   November 6th, 2008 at 12:51 am

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   I agree with u 100% Mr.Siva .

8. Reena

   November 6th, 2008 at 12:32 am

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   I absolutely agree with Mr. Siva. Please leave thinking about all these concerns and focus on good education and more importantly making our kids excellent human beings.

9. Siva

   November 5th, 2008 at 6:32 pm

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   Folks - There is no school that is secular 100%… I dont need to state the obvious… Take examples of schools run by other groups (non christians).. they obviously have Hindu prayers or Sanscrit scripts that the non hindu community would never understand… Someone in their feedback called Ryan prayer song sound like Jihadi not sure what he would call these Hindu Prayers or Sanscrit scripts. I think if someone is so particular that his or her children must not utter prayers based out of other religion then they should find the approapriate school rather complaining!

10. Sujatha

    November 5th, 2008 at 5:10 pm

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    Hi
    Iam looking forward for a good montessori school for my daughter who will complete three years in Feb 2009.

    I would like to have feedback about Ryan, Gopalan and Deens acadamey in whitefield, Bangalore.

    Could anyone of you provide me information about these schools?

    Thanks

11. Suresh Wadekar

    November 4th, 2008 at 6:14 am

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    I have just joined new company in Bangalore. My son Aditya is studying in std. VII in Pune. His final examination shall be completed by April’09. Can he gets the admission in this scool ? Kindly letus know the fees strucure 7 when Ican contact for the admission ?.

    Regards,

    Sursh Wadekar
    mob : 9611644844

12. Anamika

    November 4th, 2008 at 1:28 am

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    Thanks Reena. I will meet the admission supervisor in person and discuss. Thanks again for the information you have given.

13. Reena

    November 4th, 2008 at 12:47 am

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    Hi Anamika,

    Actually the starting age for Mont II is 3 and 1/2 years. You may discuss personally with admission supervisor there. Most probably they will take your daughter in Mont I only.

    All the best - Reena.

14. Raju

    November 3rd, 2008 at 4:07 am

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    Hi,
    This is quite an interesting site for parents :). My son is studying in 1st Std at Ryan, Marathalli.
    Personally, i dont see much problem in Ryan. As mentioned by couple of parents above, my son never creates issue for going to school. In fact he will be more worried if i say you will not goto school today.
    I can see that teachers are overloaded here and do not have good time to spend with each student. Mr Prashant needs to look at Quality of teachers that they are hiring. But if you are constantly monitoring your kids activities and also teacher. If you find teacher is not suitable and of not good quality, you can discuss and change your son to other section or sometimes change teacher also. This happened this year, when my son’s first teacher was very bad and couple of parents spoke to head mistress who replaced with a new teacher. There are no complaints now.

    One more thing we as parents need to build up good relationship with teachers also so that they can concentrate on our kids. You may call it politics or no-ethical, but that will work well.
    Overall i found its ‘not a bad’ school when compared with transport facilities, fee structure and quality of education compared to other schools.

15. Anamika

    November 3rd, 2008 at 2:40 am

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    Thanks for the information. My kid’s Date of birth is April 27, 2006 . she will be completing 3 yrs by April 27, 2009 . please let me know whether i can put her in Mont II in 2009-2010 batch. Thanks in advance.

16. Saif

    October 31st, 2008 at 7:17 am

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    Age limit for montessorri-1 is 2 yrs 6 months to 3 years on 1st April,2009

17. Reena

    October 30th, 2008 at 12:52 am

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    Hi Anamika,

    The eligible age for Mont I is 2 and half years.

18. Anamika

    October 29th, 2008 at 8:01 am

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    Hi,
    I want to know the eligible age for the Mont I in Ryan International School. Please let me know. Thanks in advance.

19. Appointment

    October 24th, 2008 at 3:45 am

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    Hi, I had been continuously calling from last one month for an appointment with the principal and also emailed to Ryan_Bangalore @yahoo.com but with no response.
    Can you give me principal’s direct number so that we can get an appointment? It is pathetic that we have to literally plead with the front office and Principal’s secy for an appointment.

20. Saif

    October 21st, 2008 at 4:20 am

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    Hi manojsatija, Just try first for ” Bishop Cooton’n Girl school “.
    Second Option : Ryan International School, banerghatta which will be near to you.

21. Saif

    October 21st, 2008 at 4:17 am

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    This year some fees is increased. My son is admitted in this year
    Total Admission Fees: 75,000
    (Admission Fees : 30,000 + Developement Fees: 45,000)

    Per year fees: 22,500 (Mont-1 to Mont-3)
    Bus Service Fees: I dont know.

    >>> Go to other school as standard as ryan you will get same or more…

22. Bangalore School Admin

    October 17th, 2008 at 3:49 am

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    Saif,

    Every school might have a prpblem but some have more and some have less (if not zero). The idea of discussion is the find out which one has the least.

23. Saif

    October 17th, 2008 at 3:00 am

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    As per my suggestion, before writing comments good or bad does’nt matter , just go to other school and see…
    All schools has some issues No One single school is such type which has no issue….

    So try to find out better school. Personally i have gone to DPS,Ryan,NPS etc…But what i feel I should put my son into Ryan International School. This school has medium fees and excellence in education.

    I request to all parent dont expect everthing from school please give some of your time to your son also at home.

    What’s about school songs Can you tell me a single school where no crestanity. Dont tell anything like it’s problem..If you have power tell change the system …

    Leave it i will talk about school in bangalore which makes your kid better attitude, Excellence knowledge, problem solving skills etc….

    1. Bishop cotton: It’s number one school but problem is that it’s taking admission from 4 years
    But who will take risk to wait for this age If you can then go for this school.

    2. Ryan: It’s excellent school starting from Montessory. No risk …Excellent education…Excellent bus service….But still should have some issues…

24. manojsatija

    October 10th, 2008 at 2:37 am

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    Hi

    I have recently moved to Bangalore. i am looking for admission for my daughter in 1st std. i am living nearby HSBC Bannergetta Road. Can someone please help me in locating a good CBSE school.

    Thanks in advance.

    Regards
    Manoj
    9916102479

25. sushmeta

    September 3rd, 2008 at 4:06 pm

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    I am looking fo a good c0-ed school for my son ,from year 5 when he will be 9years old.At present he is 7, studing in an extremely international school in Dubai with 72 different nationalities and he loves it. It is really nice as kids learn a lot of culture from different parts of the world. the reason I want to put him in boarding school is to make him independent and bring him close to Indian hindu culture.CAN ANYONE SUGGEST ME A GOOD BOARDING SCHOOL

26. Reena

    September 1st, 2008 at 7:24 am

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    Hi,

    My son goes to Ryan International School, Yelahanka - he is in Mont II. We are quite happy with the school. Our calls or diary notes have always been answered respectfully. Bus service is excellent, conductor is quite helpful School is not so crowded and having a good ambience and facilities. They have extra curricular activities like swimming, musical band, sports etc. Our son feels happy to go to school everyday. They keep meeting parents time to time to discuss about their child’s progress. In the smaller classes, teachers not only focus on studies but also take care that the child is eating his tiffin regularly which is I think a very important aspect.

    One good and interesting part of the school is not for kids, but for parents also they keep some activities/ competitions which are lacking in most of the other schools.

27. anonymous

    August 19th, 2008 at 1:30 pm

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    hi i am a student of Ryan international school and i am doing my igcse and i feel its a good school
    the fees is cheap compared to igcse in indus and tisb our igcse fees is around 100,000 but indus and tisb is 500,000
    it has good facilities a swimming pool and well for a students perspective its a good school

28. rajpuneyani

    August 17th, 2008 at 7:57 pm

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    Hi,
    One thing which I am not sure why Ryan is not doing is leveraging the strength of IT to ease parents, new admission seeker, transport people and many other stakeholders. One simplest possible thing that they can do is to start an E-commerce portal (or tie up with some service provide) to accept school fee on the net by using credit card etc….Every quarter God knows so many parents face long payment queues amid their work pressure etc.

    I personally have given this feedback many times but as of now, no result !!!

    I am certainly seeing lot of good things happening in Ryan school in Marathahalli especially the way my son is expressing his interest to go to school daily, new activities and curriculum and most importantly - new revamped visitor parking lot which used to be mess sometime back, it is in a much better shape.

    Thank You Mr Prashant…Hope new initiatives will continue to pour in from your side to make Ryan, Brookfield a much better for kids, parents and everyone.

    Hope you look into (and do something serious about) quarterly payment frustration of parents !!!!

29. Parent

    July 29th, 2008 at 9:28 am

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    I was surprised to find a forum like this and with sufficient views on schools particularly Ryan Intl. School. Actually most of what is written above is true.
    1. The school is essentially a great business organisation of Mr.Pinto. Not only has he managed to create around 100 such schools but runs them (atleast based on the Kundanahalli school) business like.
    2. Business like - Positives include fantastic bus system. Infact if their bus system is stopped, I can bet that the school will fold up in a month! Other positives are easy admission, atleast in those days I was not interviewed as a parent and I appreciate it. Also the school is pretty systematic in most activities.
    3. Business like - Negatives include almost no concern for individuals beyond the level of the class teacher. I happened to meet the previous principal Cynthia not because I chose to, but because she was aghast at a note of complaint about the school that I had written. Well in a school where a class strength is like that of a typical school strength (typical std 3 for example must be having 600 children…so this is a management activity la. company…not a typical school!).
    4. The best part of the school as one parent said above, is the children enjoy going to school. There can be nothing more positive than that. Have you seen children cry because they missed the school bus and force their parents to drop them in school some 15 kms away! I aint stating it just based on my child but also on other children.
    5. Certainly the school at the face of it does not sound secular. After many years at this school I just browsed their school anthem and it refers specifically to Christianity (a reason I started browsing for sites like this!). Ofcourse I bet most children dont sing it along, rather are busy chating during school assembly. And well as we Indian Hindus see it, just vomitting words like Jesus does not make one get converted. Ofcourse the intention of the school to promote Christianity is even more disdainfully mentioned when my child states that in a recent Singing competition ones who were given prices were without fail Christians. Now one must remember. Most Indian Christians tend to believe in converting everything to Christianity, as “they know not what they are doing”.
    6. However over the many years my child has studied here, I dont find that any serious effort, even some effort has been made to push Christianity into the children. Just that maybe Pinto is not secular mentally, though I dont know if he cares about Christianity beyond mentioning Jesus and Amen! That was clear during his speech at what this school calls as Montessori Graduation (an event that beats IIT convocaton!!). So if you are too fussy about religion then you may not want your child here, but other than such a tendency which exists with most so called “devout Christians” of talking Christ with everything, this school is almost a NON DIRECTIONAL SCHOOL in every respect.
    7. To highlight NON DIRECTIONAL. I dont think any child in this school builds high interest or disinterest. This is typically useful in an ever changing society. I would treat this as a positive and infact appreciate that children dont try to beat one another in studies or sports beyond a point. That is actually very positive about this school.
    8. Cynthia the original principal has left last year all of a sudden. The rumour mill seems to say she was lenient. Actually that (lenience) was probably as a Parent the most positive aspect of this school. I would love my child to enjoy school and acquire abilities, not stand in attention and keep learning by rote. The new principal Prashanth seems to state everyday about discipline. However from what I realise he has no locus standi on discipline and probably he has to atleast ACT STRICT given that Ryan kids are mostly pampered brats from well to do homes. Infact Hegde told me (the only official I cared to meet before admitting my way back!) that the school admits Crorepathis children to Poor kids. Actually that is reasonably factual but overall in current lifestyle brat packs cause more nonsense than they deserve to. So acting strict cant be too bad!
    9. As for quality of teachers. Until standard 4, I suspect the teachers do seem to show some interest. Higher class teachers are probably the wrong pack in this school. Again what has been written above, about teachers moving away from the school is true. Now personally I dont think my child will become smart just by a BUNCH OF TEACHERS. So as long as the teachers dont move my child radically one way or other, my child will do well.
    10. Finally as for English and spelling. That has been uniformly atrocious for the past many years. There is lot to complain about the quality of English in circulars. One particular teacher, has no idea about what ENGLISH is. She used to ask for example “which island is the bay of bengal” while she was actually trying to ask “name islands in the bay of bengal”. Well one teacher had to be re-educated that a number divided by zero does not result in zero (but as infinity). Another montessori teacher believed in only handling less intelligent children and did not like my child answer everything at the drop of the hat.
    In summary, I will yet have my child study here. Bus pickup, non pushy environment, well managed system being the positive reasons. The quality of English is the worst negative in my view given it is an ICSE school and in ICSE English is the most important subject and the best a child receives out of ICSE is English, as compared to CBSE where English is a subsidiary or State board where in 10th one studies what is class 4 book in ICSE.
    One advice to this school. Try to become more secular and get teachers who can read write and talk good English. That does not mean you can ever lower your transport system or free environment (Mr. Prashant, I hope you are listening!).

30. induajish

    July 14th, 2008 at 2:18 pm

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    We have an apartment near the Sai Baba Ashram, White field, Bangalore and we need to identify a good school for our son who is turning 4 in May 2009.

    We have looked around and identified inventure Academy as one of the places, as Prof. Sadagopan was at IIMB when husband was a student there.

    Can you suggest other good schools nearer to our home, please? Or are we better off finding a rented accomodation somewhere else in the city?

31. brp

    July 1st, 2008 at 6:52 am

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    Any suggestions about Gopalan International School, which is best among both gopalan or ryan.

32. Annie Joyce

    June 6th, 2008 at 7:35 am

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    My daughter studies in Ryan. One good thing about the school is she never gets upset going to school. I feel she enjoys the dancing and singing sessions. But as others were feeling a bit of more concentration to studies too should be given apart from the extra curricular activates.

33. anand

    June 3rd, 2008 at 2:24 am

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    I am not happy with the school.

34. Suzy

    June 3rd, 2008 at 2:13 am

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    Ryan International School claims many things, but there is no quality, the kids and teachers are bad at spellings. The joke of the day is even the supervisors who sign in the books are not able to find the spelling mistakes, it is a VERY VERY ORDINARY SCHOOL NOTHING INTERNATIONAL ABOUT IT

35. Varasha

    May 17th, 2008 at 2:48 am

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    Dear Sir/Madam/All,

    Nothing special about this school. Only the fee structure is very high since the name is an international school. The faculties are not up to the mark. I find many spelling mistakes not corrected even the books are taken for correction and returned back. 2-3 class teachers and subject teachers will be changed in one academic year.

    Extra curricular activities not conducted regularly Eg: Dance, Music, Art & Craft etc.

    One special thing about this school is they never conduct ” School Day function” as other schools conduct. I have enquired regarding this, but no reply.

    Sorry to tell this.

36. VAISHNAVI

    May 15th, 2008 at 2:02 am

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    LOOKING 4 A GOOD SCHOOL…….HERS IT RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL BANGALORE..I FEEL IT IS ONE OF THE BEST SCHOOL IN BANGALORE..IT OFFERS QUALITY EDUCATION…..ITS KNOWN 4 ITS EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION AND ALL ROUND DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS..THERE IS A GOOD RELETION WITH STUDENTS AND TEACHERS……….IN RYAN STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT TEAM SPIRIT, THEY ARE ENCOURAGED IN ALL THE ACTIVITIES LIKE PUBLIC SPEAKING,DEBATING,SINGING(CHOIR),DANCING,ART AND CRAFT,MUSIC(INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL)etc…RIGHT FROM THE BEGINING….STUDENTS FEEL FREE AND ARE NOT DISCOURAGED IN ANY BARRIERS….STUDENTS ARE ALSO GIVEN GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES,……THERE WERE MANY STUDENTS WHO ATTENTED GLOBAL CLASSROOM IN EGYPT FRM RYAN BANGALORE AND ALSO PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM IN WASHINGTON DC…THEY HAD A TEAM OF 26 STUDENTS WHO MADE A FILM ON AIDS(I AM A NORMAL CHILD)..IT IS A GOOD SCHOOL AND VERY CONVENIENT FOR MONT STUDENTS….THERE IS BUS FACILITY AND THE FEE STRUCTURE IS REASONABLE..THANK YOU

37. Ashok

    April 6th, 2008 at 12:01 pm

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    Hello,
    I feel Ryan is one of the best school in Bangalore till 5th std. I knw it is expensive but can u name one school which offers good education without charging registration & admission fees of less then 50000.
    I still say that it is one of the best school which has branches all over India.

38. B.L.Choubey

    March 31st, 2008 at 12:13 am

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    I have recently shifted to bangalore from gurgaon.
    my office is in ITPL WHitefield and i want my daughter to get admission around KR PURAM, KUNDANHALI, AND nearby.
    could somebody advice me the good schools around these areas.
    i am thinking to put my daughter in sea school (k.r.puram).

    if somebody can advice then i will be grateful.
    thanks
    B.L.Choubey

39. Ram

    March 15th, 2008 at 6:10 am

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    Dear ALL

    Please never ever think of this school, I made a mistake moving my daughter from good school to Ryan Inter - Yelahanka .
    We cant call it as a school ,it is one money making Jihadi school, No teachers , no quality , today there is no principal also.
    They are behind converting children to some hard core christians. and defnetly not teaching.
    planned way of brianwashing children to fallow there jumping dancing christianity ( I dont what they are called )
    please please NO NO RYAN INTERNATIONAL PLZZ. I think our education department should close this school immidiatly.
    thanks

40. Savitha

    March 7th, 2008 at 2:56 am

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    Dear all

    My son is studying in Ryan from Mont 1 and he is in 5th std now, but as of today he has not improved either his spellings or his reading or his handwriting, we both are working and the little time we spend with him in his studies we will only end up correcting his spellings and sentence in his notebooks rather than teaching him and preparing him for the test. I only want to know when will teachers takes responbility or initiative atleast to make sure student completes his notes, writes neatly and improves his handwriting, if not making sure whether the student understood the lesson or not, that we will take care. When we discussed this with the teacher, she was telling that they have been given 15 sections and ~600 students under their responsibility and so it is very diffcult for them to give attention to individual student , they are absolutely right, I understand that is the reason teacher’s attirition is really high in this school, so I request the Pirncipal / Management to take this matter seriously and do something about it……. Thanks.

41. MAHESH M

    March 7th, 2008 at 2:11 am

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    I am shifting to bangalore-near hebbal from Bacheli (chhattisgarh). I will be in the 3rd week of this month in bangalore.
    So I just want to know whether still the admissions are open for the first standard and lower KG, if so then what is the working hours of the school during which I can come and meet the school officeals at yelanka or hebbal branch. what would be the likely fee structure. your early reply will be most helpful for my planning.

    M Mahesh
    Mob : 09425591094

42. Rajasri

    March 5th, 2008 at 3:48 am

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    There was no means of communication through which i can reach the school.

    I came to know from one of my sons schoolmets parents about your school. The childs name is Naveen Raj. He has been given admission in your school. I was not aware of where was this school existing. Now I have seen the web site.

    So I just want to know whether still the admissions are open for the first standard if so then what is the working hours of the school during which I can come and meet the school officeals.

43. Divya MG

    February 27th, 2008 at 12:12 am

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    Dear Sir/Madam

    I am sorry to give this feedback through this page. But no other way to reach school officials like eithe phone or email. Phone nobody is answering.
    My message or complaint to RYAN official( Either Mr. Hegde or Transpoer manager) is in Bus No 32 ther is no place . My child gets in at last stop, he has no place some time. This has been complained many times. From 18.2.2008 to 27.2.2008 (Today) also my son is adjusting as third person in two seater.
    You may ask “so what?” or ” what is the problem?”
    Sorrey dear sir/madam, early moening child will in the bus stop at 7.15 am with his school bag, tiffin bag and most of the time even project work /piano. Please tell how child will manage if there no place to sit or if conducter in the bus is not cooperative?
    Instead of doing socia; service some where, let things start from your own house. I mean please make sure your childrens reach safely or at least can sit one child in his seat.

    Divya MG
    Mobile 9449994478
    080-25651226(R)
    Bangalore

44. manish

    February 12th, 2008 at 12:37 pm

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    hi
    i am lookin to put my daughter in Ryan Hebbal branch.could any one suggest me how good is the acadamics of this school.

45. bhawani

    January 25th, 2008 at 7:29 am

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    Hi All,

    Can I have the list of all the schools near outer ring road/Sarjapur intersection ?

    Regards,
    Bhawani

46. Nalin Gupta

    January 23rd, 2008 at 4:36 am

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    Ryan may be ordinary school. Fees seems to be normal around 19K for whole year. Admission fees around 50-60K. Teacher attrition may be high, then that is true in all jobs in India right now. In last 3-4 years of my son at Ryan, I never saw his class teacher changing. Now he is taught by more than one teacher in class 3. Probably then too I never saw any teacher leaving job in between. Hope to remain same.

    I think teacher attrition is common in all schools, as now a days it is no more a preferred job like one generation back. Some educated boys / girl tend to become teacher to pass time but later give due to not much monetory gains.

    In indirangr to whitefield corridor, I could not come across any reasonable CBSE school, which has some facilities and first-come-first serve admissions.

    It may be good or bad school, but definitely it is very convenient school and bus system, other facilities are reasonable.

47. harsha

    January 14th, 2008 at 7:00 am

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    Looking for a good liberal school in ORR/sarjapur area . Decided to reject Ryan school after reading its school anthem that is as bad anything can be for a jehadi school. The school promotes niether secular nor Indian values. Decide if you would like your son/daughter to sing this daily (assuming you are not a bible-thumping christian).

    http://www.ryaninternational.org/schoolanthem.htm

    Cheer, children ,cheer
    Cheer the Blue and Gold
    Hail to thee, O King Jesus
    We thy loyal, trusted band
    We will ever be true
    Life bearers and labourers
    True and pure and steadfast.

    Chorus: Let’s put on the armour light
    Glory of King Jesus
    Let’s put on the armour light
    Fight for God and country

    Lord Jesus, our friend and guide
    Stay in shade and sunshine
    Lend us light and wisdom strong
    Never to fail or falter
    Be life’s journey perilous
    Thou to us, our patron…

48. Sam

    January 12th, 2008 at 11:21 pm

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    Any feedback on the IGCSE curriculum they are offering now? High fees? What are the fees like? Any other school you know that offers both IGCSE and CBSE. My elder son year 10 needs to get into IGCSE since he is currently in IGCSE and the younger one in 7th Standard to change ofver from IGCSE to CBSE…

49. G.PRADEEP NAIR

    January 12th, 2008 at 9:16 am

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    I would like to receive the details of good CBSE schools in kundanahalli brookefield area. near Shell technical center. I am planning to relocate to bangalore. kindly send me the details.

    Pradeep nair.

50. savian

    January 4th, 2008 at 5:51 am

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    High fees,. A very ordinary school, nothing international about it - just the fees is international.i agree with you.They dont even correct spelling properly.
    Think before you leap.

51. Shibnath

    January 2nd, 2008 at 12:24 pm

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    May I get the fee structure of this school please, I am searching school for my daughter for class X and my son Class VI

52. Dr Reddy

    December 22nd, 2007 at 12:58 pm

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    High fees, high teacher attrition. A very ordinary school, nothing international about it - just the fees is international.