Star Public School

If you walk down the 1st Cross in Gandhinagar, you will find Star Public School right there at Ambika Nivas. Dharwad is a place where education matters a lot to people, so we fit right in. We started this school in a regular building because we wanted it to feel more like a home than a big scary institution. The kids seem to like that. We have small classrooms and a bit of space for them to play during the breaks. Our teachers are mostly from the neighborhood, so they speak the language and understand how the kids think. We don't have a giant campus with a stadium, but we make use of what we have. Parents stop by the gate to chat when they drop their children off in the mornings. It is a busy little spot, especially around 8:30 AM when everyone is rushing in. We follow the standard syllabus and make sure the homework gets checked every single day. Sometimes the kids are noisy, but that is part of running a school in a residential area. We try to keep things organized without making it too stiff or formal for the little ones. Dealing with uniforms and books takes up a lot of our time in June. We keep a close eye on the front gate to make sure the little ones don't wander out into the street. It is a bit of a tight squeeze when the school bus arrives, but we have a system that works.