Registration Forms Available, G.D. Goenka School
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G.D. Goenka School
Admission Criteria
Age to be 3+ as on 31st March 2010 for Nursery class
Documents should be carried (from Nursery to Class – II)
- Proof of age (birth certificate)
- Proof of residence
- Four photographs of the child
- Proof of transfer
- Medical Certificate in case of dyslexic
NOTE: There will No interaction or interview with the Child.
Documents which are to be carried for Class III to VII are:
- Birth Certificate
- Proof of Residence
- Four photographs of the child
- Report Card of the previous school
- Transfer Certificate Photocopy to be submitted at the time of admission
- Proof of Transfer
Fee structure
- The school has an academic session from April to March.
- School dues are payable quarterly by 10th day of the 1st month of the quarter.
- All payments are to be made through Cheque/ DD.
Contact Details
Behind Sector 10/6 Market
Near Golak Dham,
Elephanta Lane Sector – 10,
Dwarka New Delhi – 110075
E-mail: info@gdgoenkadwarka.in
Ph: 011-47619000
Mobile: 9871669000
Fax: 011-47619001
Website: www.gdgoenkadwarka.in
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December 29th, 2009 at 6:09 pm
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January 11th, 2010 at 6:13 pm
Dear sir,
I would like to make all aware of the unscrupulous practice followed by many less renown and costly schools. While Delhi Govt. has kept the date of result as 01.02.2009 , these schools are doing it purposely prior to the date specified. They are charging heavy non refundable registration fee.
They scare parents about non availability of seats, though they have lot. Parents , afraid of being left without admission, fall prey to them. They forfit the registration amount on selection elsewhere.
I advise all parents to fall prey to them.
To name a few Richmond global school, Queen’s valley schoo dwarka, Vishwa Bharti school Dwarka, Delhi International school dwarka and so on
July 29th, 2010 at 3:22 pm
My children study at GD Goenka Dwarka.
This is a school where still teachers beat the children, though not like they do in government schools but suffficient enough to INSULT a child.
The senior students create nuissance(including physical harm) to small kids, inside the waiting room (for students coming by car), but the teacher-in charge remains silent.
It has been 2 years, the school does not have a swimming pool and seems to be botherless about it.
Starting from the acadmic session 2010, I have closely observed that the copies of my children have not been checked. Sometimes they go unchecked by the teacher for 10-15 days at a stretch.
There are some classes where there are no doors, just like some battered government school but with a Central A/C. 2 months of vacations have passed by and 2 years have been lost yet that is the state of affairs.
In the end , however I will admit that my children did extremely well in the beginning and the school was excellent. Now also my children perform good but the school has become careless. Today they are performing good only because of the initial good staff and commitment of the previous principal (now Director, I guess). Even the current principal was doing great in the beginning. I really do not know what has happened but things are not same as earlier.
The school is busy constructing buildings. Unless the school changes its attitude, many students are planning to jump the fence.
December 6th, 2010 at 12:07 am
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