The Government Schools Vs Private Schools

By Author: Rasika Nimkar
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With more and more private schools opening almost every year, schooling and education has become a set of business opportunities that the private owners just want to gain maximum benefit of. And knowing that the parents are never going to back out from providing whatever is necessary to give their child the best education, these private institutions demand money in various ways from them. Sometimes they call it the recreational fees, sometimes they call it the extra-curricular fee, sports fee etc. I remember a time when for 16 years I stayed in a school, with my parents along with other parents paying extra other than school fee for the new building or the campus that the school was making. But it took more than 2 decades for the campus to actually come live. By that time, I had already graduated from high school and gone to college. Such is the sorry state of education system today that no body wants to rely on the government schools today. Even the government officials do not send their children to government schools. Reason? There could be many. One of which could be the apparent difference in the quality of education of ...
... both schools. It is a reality that the infrastructure that we see in the government schools is not as up to the mark as the private schools.
But if given a chance, these school can also prove to be the
best school franchise in India as a business in terms of schools. If the government schools also start bringing in innovation, better facilities and infrastructure for the school, with an equally equipped staff who is paid well, then that day when more children going to government schools isn’t that far. Of course, the next question we have is of the money, the funds. When it comes to private firms, they anyway get funded by outside firms or through investors who are constantly on the lookout for best primary school franchise in India. But for government school to be curriculum partner, it must be the education department financing it. And of course, if a good amount of money is poured into to the cricket academies, then an adequate amount of it can be poured into schools, which is the place where we nurture the country’s future. Paying attention to these problems has hence become very important and alarming to make our very own best franchise in in India.

Established in 1927, the Podar Group is one of the most established school brands in India. Podar is among the fastest growing school networks in the country today and has 124 owned Podar schools and combined student strength of more than 1,55,000. In addition to the owned schools, the Podar Group has approximately 18 years of experience in the Franchise sector with more than 200 Franchisees of its pre-primary school 'Podar Jumbo Kids' pan India.