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SBOA is distributing their school books for LKG on the 27th and 28th of April 2009, between 9 am and 1pm. All you need to do is produce the fees receipt.

The uniform has been changed for this year, I enquired with the Tailor and he charges Rs.280 per set and takes a month which I feel is too much of time, but with no options but him, will have to go with it.

All excited about the School Books and the new uniforms!

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  1. DeepaMay 6, 2009 at 3:16 AM

    Hi,
    Nice to read your blog, we also admitted our daughter in SBOA in LKG (H section) this year.
    May I know what arrangement you made for transportation?
    Also in the slip where they mentioned about uniform details, for girls on Friday they mentioned two shoes "Navy blue foot fun shoes (Bata), black shoes, Navy blue socks......." Did you confirmed about shoe details with any one? I know my doubt is silly but just want to make sure the right spec.
    Thanks & Regards,
    Deepa

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  2. The ResearcherMay 6, 2009 at 9:53 AM

    Hi Deepa,

    Thanks for your feedback, I'm still working out the transportation, so once it's done, I'll put up a post on it.

    The only shoes you'll need are the Navy blue canvas (Foot fun shoes from Bata) and Navy blue socks. I think the black shoes is a typing error, to be on the safer side give the school a call or wait till they reopen. If I get any info regarding this I will update here. Good Luck to you both.

    Regards,
    The Researcher.

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