Parents, my brief experience with Trio. We went for an open house for their IB curriculum first, there was an in person presentation, at-least 30 min spent on q&a and later snacks along with a tour of the school. I was inclined towards ICSC curriculum, so we decided to apply for their ICSC curriculum, in this case same school but here we were shown a 5 min video and asked to visit the website if we have any questions. First red flag! During the tour, we noticed the classrooms of both IB and ICSC were different and rightly so! However, the stuff in the IB classroom looked new vs the ICSC class had leftovers from IB classes(my observations). In my knowledge the ICSC students aren’t allowed to eat in their canteen(in the IB presentation the showstopper was the canteen, they couldn’t stop talking about it), only IB students are. Don’t get me wrong i don’t blame the school for this, there is a huge difference in the fees and audience for IB, i get that. However, as a parent we see the infra and we naturally assume that the facilities are common but they aren’t! Second red flag! Even after these red flags, with admission pressure we decided to go through with an assessment for our kid, we got a mail that he was through for Nursery, me and my wife after some discussions decided to enrol our kid! Now comes the sad part, here is where the puzzle of the red flags come together, and we back out. Their admission counselor Pooja Rajpal had no empathy towards our concerns, we were being spoken to with an attitude ‘its my way or the highway’! For our concerns she had only one answer, you need to refer to the website. The tone in which Pooja spoke, the feeling of discrimination crept, or maybe this is how she generally communicates! In our head, we thought if this is the way we were treated, what will our kids face on a day to day basis in the school! That was the decider! My personal advice; if you are looking for an ICSC curriculum, there are so many schools who will value you and your child, they will not be second grade citizens there. For IB parents, the fees you pay has no infrastructure value in the same budget you will get better well rounded schools. I have nothing against the school but i believe our experience needs to be shared and heard so that the school management takes action and parents take informed decisions. Thanks!

My daughter studies in this school and I drop her everyday, she is studying in 4th grade, she likes the school so much and does not like to stay at home when there is a holiday. Her academic skills and extra-curricular activities are good, proud to have my daughter studying at Trio.

Had attended admission interview for "Nursery". My child got rejected. And they are taking interview for Nursery kids who are scared to talk to strangers when they don't feel connected. Upon that teachers communicate entirely in English as if children are born and brought up with English speaking environment. Also they tell parents not to speak a word during interview session as if it's for IT interview. So just think seeing all these how will kids feel. Will they interact with teachers? Will they be able to open up mouth even though they are aware of what they are asking. First of all teachers should be friendly with kids to make them feel secured protected and they can expect something in return from 3 year old kids.

My daughter attends 7th grade at TRIO. She loves attending the classes. The school feels close-knit and homely. She feels a real sense of belonging there. The lockdown months were quite hard on her. I really appreciate the teachers’ efforts with recreating the same feeling online. They are extremely caring and considerate towards students. Academic standards are quite high.

They dont respond on time . They make us follow up with them repeatedly and get irritated when we call to follow up including the receptionist . The tone used was very unsettling . All in all I am glad my son won’t be going here .