North Point Senior Secondary Boarding School(NPSSBS), Rajarhat (North), Kolkata: Reviews

There was a lot of discussion about politics among the children in this school, as the majority of students here were Muslim, and they would always come running. Students would say things like, "A BJP government shouldn't come here," "Rahul Gandhi is the best," "The best politician," and my daughter would say things like, "Modi is a very bad man," and "Connected officials." All this meant that the children were harboring negative thoughts about the BJP government. We don't know what negative things they were spreading. And one thing is, this school has an Aquaguard system for drinking water. There were many times when, despite paying school fees and hostel fees, my daughter had to buy drinking water from the canteen, charging ₹10 for each bottle. We've been through all this, and I urge everyone not to send their children, young or old, to school. I've found my daughter mentally exhausted, without even knowing it. I want you to avoid seeing such mentally exhausted children.

My daughter was admitted to North Point School from KG class. She studied there till Class 8th.My daughter studied and lived at North Point Boarding School since KG. The warden there, Mesh, used to torture her a lot and kept her under threat. She would always lock her in her room and beat her. When she was little, she would sometimes defecate in bed, and she would be beaten and tortured. Before the visit, she was treated well. Then, after the visit, she was treated the same way again. Before every visit, the children were warned not to say anything to the children, as their parents would keep them in the hostel under any circumstances. Then, they would be treated very harshly. These children were threatened by these people, which my daughter told us when she reached Class 6. From Class 6 onward, there was no education at all. Children were left to pass time by any means necessary, and they were instilled in them that now they are adults and it is necessary to have a boyfriend.