National Public School(NPS), Banashankari, Bangalore: Reviews

A class teacher of 2nd grade named Josephiena is demanding kids to bring dry fruits to give it to teachers for teachers day instead of a handmade card by the kids. What impact will it have on kids? Second issue, the school it self gives chocolates on children's day, foundation day etc but the same teacher is made a rule that kids can only bring chikki or some other sweet on their birthday but not chocolates. She has even sent the chocolates back home of kids if they brought to distribute.

Good results but child feels pressure sometimes

A very special mention to Pooja ma’am, who has been our daughter’s teacher throughout her Montessori years. She has been consistently supportive, patient, and kind to all her students, and especially to our daughter during a particularly challenging personal phase for our family. Teaching is a responsibility every educator carries, but what truly sets Pooja ma’am apart is the genuine care, empathy, and encouragement she extends beyond academics. A huge thanks to Pooja ma’am at NPS Banashankari.

I am disappointed with the school's overall approach to education. The focus appears to be primarily on high-performing students, while average and struggling students receive considerably less attention and support. Students who are not among the top performers are often left behind academically, with limited efforts made to identify their learning challenges or help them improve. At times, it feels as though these students are simply expected to cope on their own rather than being guided