An aunt keeps recommending Sri Auromira International School in Amberpet. What is the senior-class routine like?

rose_quilt_9629

My younger brother moves up to class 8 this year, and I help my parents with his school research. An aunt who lives in Amberpet keeps recommending Sri Auromira International School for class 9 and 10, describing it as strict but caring. Before I take this further, I'd like to understand the day-to-day routine for the senior classes there. What time does the day end for class 9 and 10? Are there extra classes or study hours before the board exams? How much is left to the student to manage, and how much does the school follow up with parents?

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  • umber_river_3325

    Would he travel from Alwal every day? That is a long way across the city for a 14 year old.

    • rose_quilt_9629

      That is the main objection. It would only make sense if he stayed with my aunt on weekdays, which my parents aren't keen on, and nor is he. I'm collecting information before ruling it out properly.

    • dusk_river_6910

      Replying to @rose_quilt_9629

      AS Rao Nagar side here. Alwal to Amberpet in the morning rush isn't something I'd want for a kid every day. Weekdays with a relative at 14, maybe, but only if he's the one asking for it

    • olive_cradle_22

      Replying to @rose_quilt_9629

      Please ask your brother properly before deciding anything. My daughter changed school this year, she is only 6, and she cried every morning, the whole term. Big children also feel it, they just don't show it so much. If he is not keen, listen to him.

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