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Saint Soldier International School claims to be an English-medium school, but that’s far from reality. Hardly any teacher or student actually speaks English — only a few try. Most teachers insult students for even the smallest mistake and never explain lessons clearly. They often skip proper teaching and directly start question–answers. Talking softly to a friend can get you scolded like you committed a crime. The environment feels strict, not disciplined — there’s a big difference. The facilities are another big lie. Junior classes have ACs, smartboards, and clean rooms — all to impress parents. But once you move to higher grades, everything vanishes. In Class 9, we don’t have ACs or smartboards, just an old projector that works only if the teacher feels like using it. Washrooms are smelly, rules are illogical (even the wrong socks or a heavy normal watch gets you punished), and assemblies mean sitting on dirty mats or standing for 30 minutes straight. Even though we pay high fees — around ₹7,000 monthly and ₹40,000 admission — the management doesn’t care. The uniform policy and class discipline rules are more about control than improvement. Students get treated like they’re always wrong, while teachers act like they can never be. It’s disappointing how a school that looks great from the outside can be so unorganized and discouraging inside. If you’re looking for a place with real English-medium education, respect, and balanced discipline, this school is definitely not it. If anyone ever thinks how my english is damn too good then just keep in mind that I'm from an icse school (won't take the name)