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Ryan International School
Sector 21/B, Kondli Gharouli Complex,
Mayur Vihar, Phase-III,
New Delhi – 110 096.
+91 11 22612036, 22615764, 22623764

Ryan International School-CBSE
Sector – C, Pocket – 8
Vasant Kunj
New Delhi – 110 070.
+91 11 26899089 / 2822 / 3549

Ryan International School
A – 9, Sector – 25
Rohini
New Delhi – 110 085.
+91 11 2793 2770 / 2704 0384
+91 11 2793 4510 / 11 / 50 – D

Ryan International School
G-2 Block, Sector – 11
Rohini
New Delhi – 110 085.
+91 11 2757 4233 / 2757
+91 11 2757 0033 / 1022

Ryan International School
D – 46 Sector – 39,
Noida
(U.P.) – 201 301
+91 120 2574 471 / 2578 056 / 8310

Ryan International School
Plot No. HS-6, Beta I, Block E
Gautam Budh Nagar
Greater Noida
(U.P.) – 201 308.
+91 120 2321 953 / 54 / 55 / 66

Ryan International School
A-1, Udyog Kunj
Hapur Delhi Bypass Road
Ghaziabad, U.P. – 201 302
+91 120 2800 486 / 2769 976

Ryan International School -CBSE
Opp. Community Centre
Sector 21 – B,
Faridabad
Haryana (State) – 121 001.
+91 129 4043 739 / 4043 740 (F) / 41 / 42 (D)

Ryan International School
Site No. 1, Sector 40
Gurgaon
Haryana – 122 001.
+91 124 2580 096 / 2383 183 / 2581 555 (F)

Ryan International School
Sohna Road
Opp. Lakshmi Petrol
Pump, Bhondsi
Gurgoan
+91 124 2265 377

Forms available on all working days from
5th Dec. to 20th Dec. 2008 from the school counters.
For more information you can visit the website: http://www.ryaninternational.org

Alchon International School
Mayur Vihar
Phase I
New Delhi , Delhi

Admissions begin from: 15th Dec onwards

Parents of young boys have been left cribbing about the fact that some schools in the Capital are giving extra points to girls in the admission criteria. The reason being floated around is that this is being done to aid the progress of ‘girl’ education. Some co-ed schools seek to increase the ratio of girls because of this reason and are giving away 10 extra points to girl candidates seeking admission. Parents of boys are complaining that such preferences aren’t needed as the social equation has improved drastically. Most of them feel that discrimination against girls isn’t prevalent at least in the urban areas as far as education is concerned.
(Source: TOI, Online)

G.D. Goenka Public School
Behind Sector 10/6 Market
Near Golak Dham, Elephanta Lane
Sector – 10, Dwarka
New Delhi – 110075

Starts its admission for the Dwarka branch from 8th Dec.’08 onwards.
Refer H.T. dt. 7.12.08, Page no.5

Delhi Public Schools in Bangalore are on the verge of equipping themselves with metal detectors and raising the boundary walls along with the deployment of ex-army soldiers to beef up their security. Nearly every school in the nation is somehow trying to grapple with the security concerns that have become the most talked about issue across the nation after the Mumbai terror attacks. Some Delhi schools like Sanskriti School in south Delhi had chosen a different approach by conducting security drills after the Delhi blasts. Now, again, the school plans to start conducting drills like emergency evacuation, at least once every month.

The St. Stephen’s School in Chandigarh has placed extra guards at the school gates and planned an emergency evacuation and quick mobilization of staff. Delhi Public School (DPS) Gurgaon, Sector 45 has more tech-savvy and elaborate security plans. They plan to install a satellite-dependent tracking system for its student by making the parents pay for it. The idea may sound very appealing to some but increasing school fees in the name of security provision might just be a bit too much for the already overburdened parents.

(Source: livemint)