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LKG Admissions @ SBOA School and Junior College 2012 - 2013



I'm putting my second child in SBOA this year, and the first round of admissions are in progress.

My! the fees have gone up this year, but looking at the other schools, including Matric schools, SBOA has managed to keep the fees lower than the city average.

The admission process was smooth and quick. We finished meeting the Principal in about 30mins from the time we got there.

All that's left is, to pay the fees and start the joining formalities.

I'm glad that my kid got in, as I already have another child studying in 1st Std in SBOA. She enjoys going to school. At 50 kids a class, it is a crowd but their systematic way of doing things more than makes up for it.

Good luck to all those applying for admissions @ SBOA this year.
 
For more info check at the below site
http://www.sboajc.org/admission.html

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  1. Hi,

    I am a parent looking for admission into SBOA Junior College for my kid. I was browsing thru the internet to read some reviews abt SBOA. All i see in the web is mixed reviews abt the school. Some say its very good & few say it's not upto the standard it used to be. Since you are an existing parent, pls provide your true feedback on the school. I was told that the spoken english is not emphasized & see almost of the kids talking in regional language. Howz the school overall? Please help to provide some feedback. Thanks.

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    1. Hi Sudha,

      I do agree that a lot of kids do talk in their mother tongue at school, But I've seen most of the teachers talk only in English to the students. If you are looking for a school that fosters English speaking then the best place would be an Anglo Indian Board School, as they have the best English standards.

      However, SBOA is more knowledge oriented than language oriented as most CBSE schools are. The students have a good comfort level with English taught at school. If you are looking for great spoken skills then you may need to supplement his english learning at school with courses outside as some parents do.

      My suggestion will be to talk both English and the child's mother tongue at home. It will help the kid develop lingustic mastery in both languages. Don't leave teaching wholly to any school, we need to supplement it at home as well.

      SBOA will make sure that your child gets his concepts right in all subjects. Also they are very organised with the teaching methods so despite the 50 child classroom, all the kids do participate and most of them enjoy going to school.

      Hope this helps........

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  2. Please provide your feedback on SBOA school.

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  3. Hi,

    Thanks a lot for your opinion. It really helps.

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  4. Hi,

    Do you have any idea abt DAV Mogappair?

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    1. No Sudha, I don't know about DAV, you need to ask somebody whose kids study there. Good Luck.

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  5. Hi, I am from Bangalore and would be applying in SBOA for LKG for my kid this year(2012-13). I have a question regarding the school timings. I read that the school timings are from 8:40 AM to 2:40 PM for LKG. Is it correct? I personally feel that its too long a time for 3 yr to be in school.I also read there is a 'nap-time' where they allow kids to take a short nap.Is it true?Pleas do let me know...
    Rashmi

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  6. Hi,

    The school starts at 9am and finishes at 2:30pm . The kids need to be in by 8:50am.

    In LKG you have the option of doing only the morning session which finishes at 12 noon. The afternoon session is only for lunch and nap time.

    My son refused to sleep in school, so I'm bringing him back at 12. He's quite happy with it.

    Other than that they have a splash pool session once in every 2 weeks in the school pool, the classes are air-conditioned and equipped with huge flat plasma screens. They have 2 teachers per class of 50 students and 1 service staff. the teachers and the service staff help the students with lunch.

    On the whole it's quite reasonable for the fees you pay.

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  7. Hi can i know the annual fees paid for LKG this year

    Thanks in advance

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  8. Hi,

    My kid is studying in LKG. Can you tell me about the transport facility bus fee structure?

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  9. Hi

    I am also trying SBOA for LKG for my son this year 2012-2013. Can you please tell me your interview experience and how they taught. Is the second language is taken from LKG and is they taught subject wise. Can you please explain LKG syllabus in SBOA.

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  10. Im also planning to put my son in SBOA for LKG. Can you brief me the interview procedure and is the 2nd language is start from LKG.

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  11. I'm interested in putting my son in SBOA (CBSE) for 1st standard. Any Possibilities for getting seats. Can anybody help

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  12. Hello Sir, Is pre KG available in SBOA? or do u have any choice of schools? Please let me know.

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  13. how to get the LKG application form booked in sboa cbsc school for my child.

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  14. Kindly mention how is school regarding the academics.
    CBSE School Admission

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  15. It is an academic oriented school. So marks count at every step. But scoring is easy if you adhere to what they instruct you to do. As such there is no academic pressure in the lower classes but it may be slowly stepped up as the kids reach high school. The syllabus is CBSE and the school closely follows it. Homework in the primary section may be a twice a week affair with the major part of it given only for the weekends.

    The advantage of the school is the way they teach and finish portions in a scheduled way, so there is no rushing up just before the exams. The students are given adequate time to absorb and clear doubts with each topic. Tests are regular. Feedback is also timely so any corrective measures that need to be taken can be done early.

    On the whole if you're kids are geared towards competitive exams and entrance exams for the future then this is a good place to put them in.

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  16. I know a Preschool In Bangalore Where kids feel like home and get to learn innovative and interactive activities.
    Thank you for sharing.

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  17. Hello,
    Thanks for sharing this post.The age for admission must be in accordance with the statutory regulations of the Board of Education.Once admission has been granted and the fees remitted, it will not be refunded, under any circumstances.Fees for the same will be collected for the whole year in the month of June.List of schools in Chennai

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  18. Hi all, am planning to get my kiddo in sboa this year. How does a kid shine among the peers who are 60 among them. Also are there any.intra school competitions like story telling,rhymes reciting singing and stuff. Please reply with your experience.tia

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  19. I wish to join my kid in sboa for 2nd standard, but I'm little afraid of third language Hindi

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  20. I wish to join my kid in sboa for 2nd standard, but I'm little afraid of third language Hindi

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  21. Hi, I know im commenting over a very old thread,i would be delighted if someone can reply over my question. I just wanted to know whether admitting my kid in SBOA Tiny Tyros would secure a seat for her in LKG?
    Thanks in advance

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  22. I am happy that I found your post while searching for informative posts. It is very useful.
    Best school in MKB Nagar

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