Hi, my name is Dr Harpreet, and both my daughters study in Study Hall School. When I was looking for a good school for my elder one, someone recommended Study Hall. I was new to Lucknow so I didn't have any idea about the school, but from day one, I was pleasantly surprised by the environment at this school. Children don't call their teachers "ma'am" but "aunties", which creates the feeling of being part of a family. They do not go to a school, but to "a home away from home". And, of course, the teachers are so loving and caring that they live up to the title of "aunties". Another thing that I like about this school is that they don't just focus on classroom-based learning but also on learning by observing, exploring and experiencing, by means of various educational trips and educational activities at school. The children are not made to focus only on academics but on their overall personality development, and that's why so many extracurricular activities keep happening all year round. The other thing that I like most about Study Hall is its inclusivity. It doesn't restrict itself to providing education to one particular section of society; it also provides it to those children who are specially-abled or come from an underprivileged background. Then, they are associated with Gyan Setu and Didi's. When children grow and get education at such a set-up, they learn to empathise with others and learn how we all can grow together. That's why, when it was time for my second daughter to begin her education, I looked no further. Thank you, team Study Hall.
