We are so glad that kids will able to resume normal school life. These two years were quite a learning for all of us.
We are extremely grateful to Ms Tarika Sanduja and Ms Madhulika Shukla for their unconditional support and their thoughtfulness towards our son Atharv. Both the teachers were always there to help him out whenever it was needed. Atharv has performed quite well in both subjects and all the credit goes to both the teachers.
We would like to wish both of them all the success in their respective careers. It gives us immense pleasure to know that both the teachers will continue to teach Atharv this year as well. We are sure under their guidance Atharv will learn and prosper.
Thanks and Regards,
Pooja and Anish Kaushal
Ward- Atharv Kaushal – VIII-C
Posted By admin in Parent Feedback, on April 2, 2022
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