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Day Schools: Regional League Tables COVER STORY EW Day Schools Survey 2010 Day Schools: Regional league tables HILE A SCHOOL’S RATINGS AND RANK IN THE NATIONAL Celebrations at The Shri Ram, Delhi: third time topper league tables is important, for day schools in Wparticular, regional league tables are arguably more important because competition tends to be more intensive between institutions in the neighbourhood than with schools far away. Moreover respondents who constitute the sample base for perceptual surveys tend to be more knowledgeable about schools in their own regions than about institutions further afield. Therefore it’s pertinent to bear in mind that day schools tend to have parochial, rather than national reputations and that regional ratings and ranking are perhaps more accurate indicators of the quality of education dispensed by them. Consequently, the EW-C fore survey of India’s most respected day schools also offers readers regional league tables. Northern Region ANKED INDIA’S PREMIER DAY SCHOOL FOR THREE CONSECUTIVE Niketan, Delhi (24 to 31); Ahlcon International (21 to 33); Ryears and second in 2010, Delhi’s The Shri Ram School Sacred Heart Public, Chandigarh (10 to 38); St. Stephen’s, continues to top the Northern Region league table. However Chandigarh (22 to 38); La Martiniere, Lucknow (25 to 41); this year there’s been a reshuffle in the all-Delhi Top 5 list Ryan International, Vasant Kunj, Delhi (23 to 46); Doon with The Mother’s International ranked No. 4 in 2009, moving International, Dehradun (45 to 61); and City Montessori, up to second position in the north zone, and Springdales, Lucknow (27 to 68). Dhaula Kuan from No. 4 to third. DPS, R.K. Puram, despite retaining its position as India’s premier school on the parameter of academic reputation, has yielded ground (3 North zone league table to 4) as has Sanskriti School, Chanakyapuri (2 to 4). Conversely, Vasant Valley, Delhi (8 to 5) has made it into Rank the Top 5 followed by Step by Step, Noida (9 to 6) with the Total hitherto unranked Shri Ram School, Aravali, Gurgaon (estb. 2009 2010 2008 Score 2000) making a spectacular debut at the Top 10 table which also includes Sardar Patel Vidyalaya, Delhi (5 to 6), Modern 111 The Shri Ram School, Vasant Vihar, School, Delhi (6 to 8), Amity International, Noida (7 to 9) New Delhi 1053 DPS, Noida and (28 to 10). 342 The Mother’s International School, The notable advances in the Top 20 of the Northern Region New Delhi 1049 league table, in which 89 schools were sufficiently well-known for rating and ranking, include Springdales Public School, 443 Springdales School, Dhaula Kuan, Pusa Road, Delhi which moved up from No. 41 in 2009 to 11 New Delhi 1048 this year; DAV, Sector 14, Gurgaon (unranked to 14); Army 334 DPS, R K Puram, Delhi 1038 Public School, Dhaula Kuan, Delhi (39 to 19). Several 224 Sanskriti School, Chanakyapuri, Delhi 1038 previously unranked new entrants into the north zone Top 585 Vasant Valley School, Delhi 1037 50 list include St. Frances de Sales, Delhi (21); Air Force Golden Jubilee Institute, Delhi (23); Laxman Public, Delhi (28); NR 9 6 Step by Step, Noida 1035 DPS, Dwarka (31); DPS, Indirapuram, Ghaziabad (32); Manav 556 Sardar Patel Vidyalaya, New Delhi 1035 Sthali, Rajender Nagar, Delhi (37); St. Joseph’s Academy, NR NR 7 The Shri Ram School, Aravali, Dehradun (41); Brightlands, Dehradun (42); Ahlcon Public, Gurgaon 1034 Delhi and Eicher School, Faridabad (both ranked 45); Amity, 768 Modern School, Barakhamba Road, Gurgaon and Seth M.R. Jaipuria, Lucknow and the Heritage New Delhi 1024 School, Lucknow (all three ranked No.50). 879 Amity International, Noida 1022 Among the Northern Region schools which yielded advantage in 2010, and which need to get their act together 24 28 10 DPS, Noida 1012 and/or pay attention to their public images are Modern NR 41 11 Springdales Public School, Pusa School, Barakhamba Rd, Delhi (No. 6 to 8); Amity Road, New Delhi 1006 International, Noida (7 to 9); Modern School, Vasant Vihar 16 11 12 DPS, Mathura Road, New Delhi 1001 (15 to 18); Carmel Convent, Chanakyapuri (13 to 22); St. NR NR 13 DAV School, Sector 14, Gurgaon 1000 Columba’s, Delhi (17 to 27); Loreto Convent, Lucknow (20 to 28); Air Force Bal Bharati, Delhi (14 to 30); Birla Vidya 15 37 14 St. John’s High School, Chandigarh 992 54 EducationWorld, September 2010 EW Day Schools Survey 2010 COVER STORY Rank Total Total 2008 2009 2010 Score 2008 2009 2010 Score NR NR 42 Salwan Public School, Gurgaon 936 NR NR 15 DPS, Ghaziabad 988 NR NR 43 Shaheed Rajpal DAV Public School, 91216 DPS, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi 987 New Delhi 935 11 15 17 Modern School, Vasant Vihar, Delhi 986 NR 38 43 DPS, Faridabad 935 NR 39 18 APS, Dhaula Kuan, New Delhi 985 NR NR 44 DAV Public School, Shrestha Vihar, 14 16 19 Carmel Convent School, Chandigarh 984 New Delhi 934 NR NR 20 St. Francis De Sales School, NR NR 44 Ahlcon Public School, New Delhi 934 Janakpuri, New Delhi 982 NR NR 44 Eicher School, Faridabad 934 37 18 21 Convent of Jesus & Mary, 14 23 45 Ryan International School, Bangla Sahib Marg, New Delhi 979 Vasant Kunj, New Delhi 933 12 13 21 Carmel Convent School, NR NR 46 Vivek High School, Chandigarh 931 Chanakyapuri, New Delhi 979 NR NR 47 Amity School, Gurgaon 930 NR NR 22 Air Force Golden Jubilee Institute, NR NR 48 Bal Bharti School, Pitampura, Delhi 929 Surbroto Park, New Delhi 977 NR NR 48 Seth M R Jaipuria School, Lucknow 929 17 26 23 Lotus Valley International School, Noida 971 NR NR 48 Heritage School, Gurgaon 929 NR NR 24 Loreto Convent, Parade Road, Delhi 970 NR 36 49 Venkateshwara International, Dwarka, New Delhi 926 NR 19 25 St. Thomas School, New Delhi 966 NR NR 49 Manav Rachna International School, 13 17 26 St. Columba’s School, New Delhi 965 Faridabad 926 25 29 26 Amity School, Saket, New Delhi 965 NR 46 50 Hans Raj Model School, Punjabi NR 30 27 Apeejay School, Noida 963 Bagh, New Delhi 925 NR NR 27 Laxman Public School, New Delhi 963 NR NR 50 Convent of Jesus & Mary, Dehradun 925 NR 20 27 Loreto Convent High School, NR NR 51 Salwan Public School, Lucknow 963 Rajender Nagar, New Delhi 924 NR NR 28 Kothari International School, Noida 960 NR 32 52 The Gurukul, Panchkula, Chandigarh 923 NR 31 28 Mater Dei Convent School, Tilak Lane, NR NR 53 Blue Bells, New Delhi 922 New Delhi 960 NR NR 54 St. Anne’s Convent School, 10 14 29 Air Force Bal Bharati School, Chandigarh 921 Lodhi Road, New Delhi 957 NR NR 55 Tagore International, New Delhi 920 NR NR 30 DPS, Dwarka, New Delhi 954 NR NR 56 Apeejay, Pitampura, New Delhi 911 19 24 30 Birla Vidya Niketan, New Delhi 954 NR NR 57 Mount St. Mary’s, Delhi Cantt, Delhi 903 NR 34 31 DPS, Gurgaon 951 NR NR 58 DPS, Chandigarh 900 NR NR 31 DPS, Indirapuram, Ghaziabad 951 NR 44 59 St. Xavier’s Senior Sec School, Delhi 894 NR NR 32 Gyan Bharti, New Delhi 950 NR 43 59 Guru Harkishan Public School, Purana NR 21 32 Ahlcon International School, Delhi 950 Quila Road, New Delhi 894 NR NR 33 DPS Rohini, New Delhi 948 NR 45 60 Doon International School, NR NR 34 Montfort School, New Delhi 947 Dehradun 888 NR NR 34 Apeejay School, Faridabad 947 NR NR 61 DPS, Bhilai 887 NR NR 35 Apeejay, Sheikh Sarai, New Delhi 946 NR NR 62 Govt Sr Model School, Sector 35, NR NR 36 Manav Sthali, Rajender Nagar, Delhi 944 Chandigarh 884 61037 Sacred Heart Public School, NR NR 63 Govt Sr Model School, Sector 16, Chandigarh 942 Chandigarh 883 40 22 37 St. Stephen’s School, Chandigarh 942 NR NR 64 Ryan International, Faridabad 876 NR NR 38 St. Kabir Public School, Chandigarh 940 NR NR 65 Modern Vidya Niketan, Faridabad 872 NR 47 39 Ramjas Sr. Secondary School, Delhi 939 NR NR 66 Blue Bells Public School, Gurgaon 863 18 25 40 La Martiniere High School, Lucknow 938 NR 42 67 Lovely Public Sr. Sec. School, Krishna NR NR 40 St. Joseph’s Academy, Dehradun 938 Nagar, New Delhi 860 NR NR 41 Brightlands School, Dehradun 937 21 27 68 City Montessori School, Lucknow 846 EducationWorld, September 2010 55 COVER STORY EW Day Schools Survey 2010 Western Region (22 to 32); St. Anthony High, Mumbai (20 to 37) and Children’s Academy, Kandivli, Mumbai (34 to 54). Quite HE NOTABLE FEATURE OF THIS YEAR’S WESTERN REGION clearly inter-school competition for higher rank in the annual day schools league table headed again by Cathedral EducationWorld league tables of India’s most respected Tand John Connon, Mumbai is a churn in the Top 5 list. schools is intensifying in western India, and that should be Campion, Mumbai has overtaken Bombay Scottish to be good news for parents and students. ranked second and the Ahmedabad-based Riverside School unranked in the previous two years has made a spectacular entrance into the Top 5 shortlist followed by Ryan West zone league table International School, Goregaon, Mumbai at No.6. The Top 10 list also includes St. Mary’s, Mazgaon, Mumbai (up from Rank No. 11); St. Xavier’s (8), and J.B. Petit (10), all Mumbai- Total 2008 2010 based institutions. At No.9 is the previously unranked 2009 Score Ahmedabad-based Eklavya. Indeed, except for the two Ahmedabad-based schools, the western region Top 10 table 211 Cathedral and John Connon School, is crowded with Mumbai schools.
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