Looking at a flat two lanes from Dhyanahita High School in Nizampet. What's it like living that close to a school?

orchid_compass_5137

We may buy in Nizampet this year. Our son is a baby, so school is years away, but the flat we like is a couple of lanes from Dhyanahita High School. I'm thinking about ordinary things. Traffic in the lane at drop-off and pick-up, buses parking, noise from assemblies or annual day practice, and whether living near a school ever helps with admission later. If you live close to any school, I'd like to hear what it's like day to day.

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  • silver_rain_7701

    We live next to a school in Kokapet. The lane is blocked for about twenty minutes at 8 and again at 3, and you learn to leave before or after. Assembly songs at 8.30 are pleasant. Annual day practice is not, that's a month of the same song. Being close didn't help with admission at ours, it simply wasn't a factor.

    • orchid_compass_5137

      Awake for a feed and this made me smile. A month of the same song I can live with. The 8 o'clock block matters more, that's when I leave on office days.

    • orchid_compass_5137

      Also, did the buses park in your lane or inside the campus? That's the one thing I can't judge from a site visit on a Sunday.

    • coral_pebble_7729

      Replying to @orchid_compass_5137

      Go and stand in the lane at 8 on a weekday. Twenty minutes there will tell you more than any of us can.

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