I would choose the best, no matter what the fees is.I would choose as per the present condition and not for the past reputation.

If there are options before you - a well-known school of international reputation, but parents prefer this school only because of its past reputation and the school is losing the academic spark or a newly established school but it doesn't have the same aura as the previous school, which one would you prefer for your kids?

I will admit my kids in the school where teaching quality is good. Students will become smart and clever, well behaved and well mannered.

If there are options before you - a well-known school of international reputation, but parents prefer this school only because of its past reputation and the school is losing the academic spark or a newly established school but it doesn't have the same aura as the previous school, which one would you prefer for your kids?

I would definitely go for the first one since it has already been tested and is bound to be better than the one that has just started.I know for a fact that a school has to establish itself and the staff and the management learn quite a lot before they get all their acts together, so new school needs time to gain a reputation !

If there are options before you - a well-known school of international reputation, but parents prefer this school only because of its past reputation and the school is losing the academic spark or a newly established school but it doesn't have the same aura as the previous school, which one would you prefer for your kids?

I would definitely go for the first one since it has already been tested and is bound to be better than the one that has just started.I know for a fact that a school has to establish itself and the staff and the management learn quite a lot before they get all their acts together, so new school needs time to gain a reputation !

Yes. But new schools can deliver the goods to gain. Though it takes time for gaining reputation, we also need to look into the services. If the education level is high, it should not make any difference if the school is new.

If there are options before you - a well-known school of international reputation, but parents prefer this school only because of its past reputation and the school is losing the academic spark or a newly established school but it doesn't have the same aura as the previous school, which one would you prefer for your kids?

I would definitely go for the first one since it has already been tested and is bound to be better than the one that has just started.I know for a fact that a school has to establish itself and the staff and the management learn quite a lot before they get all their acts together, so new school needs time to gain a reputation !

Yes. But new schools can deliver the goods to gain. Though it takes time for gaining reputation, we also need to look into the services. If the education level is high, it should not make any difference if the school is new.

Not necessarily and definitely not in our country where a school is put together in the last minute in a hurry without the proper infra structure in place and very average faculty since most trained and experienced teachers dont want to work in new schools, so it needs time before it comes up to a certain standard !

If there are options before you - a well-known school of international reputation, but parents prefer this school only because of its past reputation and the school is losing the academic spark or a newly established school but it doesn't have the same aura as the previous school, which one would you prefer for your kids?

I would definitely go for the first one since it has already been tested and is bound to be better than the one that has just started.I know for a fact that a school has to establish itself and the staff and the management learn quite a lot before they get all their acts together, so new school needs time to gain a reputation !

Yes. But new schools can deliver the goods to gain. Though it takes time for gaining reputation, we also need to look into the services. If the education level is high, it should not make any difference if the school is new.

Not necessarily and definitely not in our country where a school is put together in the last minute in a hurry without the proper infra structure in place and very average faculty since most trained and experienced teachers dont want to work in new schools, so it needs time before it comes up to a certain standard !

I guess, you have a valid point there. Experienced teachers might not prefer working in new schools. However, retired professors and quality teachers are preferred in new schools due to their experience.