BACHPAN a Play School Attapur Hyderabad ... Parent Teacher Meeting

At Bachpan, Attapur, we hold Parent Teacher Meetings at frequent intervals. These meetings present an opportunity for the Parents to evaluate the progress of their child, provide feedback & suggestions on any point that they appreciate, or would like us to improve upon. This covers the Teacher's performance, the curriculum and activities, facilities, and so on. The Teacher too, gets an opportunity to update the parent of each student, about their progress or concern areas.

Every Parent Teacher Meeting is very important to us at Bachpan, Attapur, and we take every feedback as an opportunity to improve. All comments and feedback, are duly recorded at every PTM.

We are happy to share some of the comments and feedback, received from parents of different students, over a period of time :

"Good teaching & other curricular activities."

"Tanishka has made good progress! Thanks."

"Everything is good."

"Education is good at Bachpan. We would like our daughter to pursue education here"
"Happy with kids performance."

"Become more active and educative. Happy & Satisfied."
"I am satisfied with the way teacher's teaching."
 
"Satisfied with her marks."
 
"Very good interaction."
 
"Thanks a lot for everything."
 
"Thank you so much for your patience."
 
"Thank you so much for good reading."
 
"Good interaction."
 
"Good progress."
 
"Satisfied with the teaching."

"Good teaching."
 
"Satisfied with School."
 
"Quite satisfactory."
 
"All are good and satisfied."

"Overall it is very good. Could be better if timetable is followed."

"Deetya needs to learn reorganizing numbers & alphabets in random order."
 
"She is improving." 
"Thanks for all your support for my kids."
 
"Yes, we are happy and satisfied."
 
"Yes, it's good and happy with overall progress."

"No concerns. Very nice teacher."
 
"Excellent. Treatment by Teacher is very good.."
 
"Very good. Pranathi told she'll become Meena teacher when she grows up.."
 
"Very wonderful platform provided by Mrs.Meena. Thank you for all. Kindly introduce phonic sounds, if possible by the end of nursery itself."
 
"Very good improvement."
 
"Very good."
 
"Teaching is good. Helped baby grow strong mentally & became very much active."
 
"Please improve my children."
 
"Very much satisfied with my child."
 
"Satisfied."
 
"Improved."
 
"Improving constantly by taking teachers' efforts."
 
"Good caring from teacher."
"Improved a lot. Thanks."
 
"Best coaching."
 
"Good support from teacher."
 
"Very active and supporting teacher in caring and everything."
 
"Overall good improvement. Good support from teacher.."
 
"Better."
 
"Improved."
 
"I am happy with Tanush progress. Credit goes to Shipa Teacher. I am very much satisfied with the teacher. Thank you for co-operating with us."
 
"I am happy with Roodra's progress. We are very thankful to Shilpa teacher, for the attention provided. Thanks."
 
"Excellent performance."
 
"Very good. Satisfied."
 
"Very much satisfied, and feeling so happy."
 
"Excellent. Satisfied."
 
"Satisfied with teacher's performance."
 
"Good encouragement from teacher. Thanks."
 
"We are happy with his progress. Thanks to the teacher & management. We are very happy."
 
"We are fully satisfied with Class performance, and Teacher's  support."
 
"We are very satisfied with the result and effort of Class Teacher. Thank You."
 
"Thanks a lot for helping him and developing his skills."
 
"Happy."
 
"Thanks for all ur attention. Appreciate. Thanks."
 
"Thanks for your support."
 
"Thanks so much for everything."
 
"Class teacher is very good at teaching. I am very much satisfied."
 
"Concentrate more on her reading and writing."
 
"Thank you for supporting. Very happy taking care of him."
 
"Class teacher is awesome. Very good in teaching. The way she speak it like honey. Children admire her. Satisfied with class teacher."
 
"Improve Hindi handwriting."
 
"Good going. Excellent performance."
 
"Excellent."
 
"Good improvement."
 
"Encouraging and excellent performance."
 
"Very happy."
 
"Excellent. Very good performance."
 
"I feel good."
 
"Excellent job and we are very much happy with your work."
 
"Feel good."
 
"Thanks for the overall performance of the child."
 
"Thanks for the encouragement you gave to the kid."
 
"Thanks for your support."
 
"Thanks a lot for all the efforts in picking up Saanvi."
 
"Thanks for all the teachers overall best"
 
"Very pleasant experience with the staff. Child improved considerably."
 
"Would like to thank for her performance."
 
"Very good improvement. Happy for his performance."
 
"Her fear got reduced and improved."
 
"I saw good performance from beginning"
 
"Good cultured progress."

"Happy with kid's score. Thank you management and school."
 
"Satisfactory. Happy with care."
 
"Good. Happy with care."
 
"Activities are good. I am really very happy with the performance."
 
"Excellent care and progress."
 
"Excellent job. Thank you."
 
"Good. Thank you for care."
 
"Excellent job. Good care."
 
"Excellent care. Good Improvement."
 
"Special thanks to Bachpan and teachers for all their efforts."
 
"Seen good improvement in our child. Thanks Madam."
 
"Excellent. Thank you Madam."
 
"V.Good .. Thanks to Bachpan"
 
"Thanks for taking care of our child."
 
"We are very thankful to Madam for caring towards our child."
 
"I really appreciate Joshna teacher's patience in guiding Iha in all the ways. Thanks a lot, 
Madam."
 
"Good to meet teacher. Thank you."
 
"Very thanks to you and I am very much happy by seeing the cooperation of the teachers."
 
"Happy to see Sukrit's improvement last three years. Thank you, Bachpan & all teachers."
 
"Fully satisfied by way Santhosh trained.. Thanks."
 
"Very good to meet teacher and satisfied."
 
"I am very much satisfied about studies and activities."
 
 "She learned so much time from your school."
"
Wonderful teaching. Completely satisfied. Ms.Joshna is an asset to Bachpan. Thanking you all.

"Thank you for everything."
 
"Nice improvement. Thanks a lot. Linette studied LKG & UKG."
 
"Excellent teaching and wonderful teacher. Thanks a million."
 
"Excellent teaching and good teacher."
 
"Satisfied with the school and Class Teachers performance the best."
 
"I wish my child to continue in the same school in the next academic year."
 
"Thankful to her class teacher. For my child all round development. Happy that Bachpan has given invaluable contribution to the child's future."
 
"Happy to know about Abhiram's progress. Thank the school and his teacher for their grooming."
 
"Happy to know about the elevation of my son. The premises and the teaching method is good." "Thanks for all."
 
"Thanks for the guidance and the concern taken by the teacher and management."
 
"Thank you very much. We are more than happy."
 
"Thanks."
 
"Thanks a lot to the entire Bachpan team for all the efforts and hardwork for the betterments of kids."
 
"Teacher skills are good. Lots of improvement. My kid become active."
 
"It was a pleasant experience for the both the ward as well as us, parents. Awesome coordination @ Annual/sports day. Thanks very much for all mentoring and guidance!!!"
 
"Overall good improvement."
 
"All good."

"Everything looks good. We will be missing so much."


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BACHPAN, a play school in ATTAPUR (Established 2008) is an ISO 9001:2008 certified Play School. We offer excellent academic and play environment for your little ones, to create a firm foundation for their next level of education. Our trained teachers and non-teaching staff take personal care and interest in our students. Established in 2008, Bachpan Attapur is one of the oldest play schools in and near attapur, rajendranagar, gudimalkapur, & mehdipatnam. All the parents of our past and existing students are happy about Bachpan Attapur.

ADMISSIONS OPEN for PLAYGROUP, NURSERY, LKG & UKG.

School Timings (Monday to Friday):

PlayGroup / Nursery : 9.00am - 12.30pm

LKG / UKG : 9.00am - 2.00pm

B A C H P A N, A Play School

Door No. 3-4-174/17/42, Kantha Reddy Nagar, Attapur,
Hyderabad - 500048
(Near K.K.R. Golden Enclave, Pillar No.125, Lane beside Spencer Attapur)

Learning is Fun !

Contact details:

Phone: 040-40170690 / 9866324262

Email: attapurbachpan@gmail.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bachpanattapur

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How to Get Your Kids to Do Their Homework

How to Get Your Kids to Do Their Homework

Parents around the world would love the magic formula to encourage kids to do their homework! Alas, it's not as simple as waving a wand, but there are some methods for encouraging your kids to develop and stick to a regular homework routine. For some parents, effective encouragement to get your kids to do their homework will also be about changing your own approaches to homework enforcement. Don't worry, it's not hard, it's just about taking a moment to work it through.

Step 1 : 
Understand the benefits of homework. If you're not convinced that homework matters, it will be even harder to convince your kids. There are some good reasons behind a moderate amount of homework:

• Homework reinforces learning taught during the day. Some learning won't stick as well unless kids give it more practice and the classroom environment isn't necessarily going to provide adequate time for more practice. This is of special importance for math and critical thinking skills.
• Sometimes homework teaches additional skills not taught at school due to lack of time or resources. This is a "broadening" learning effect of homework.
• Homework instills self-discipline, teaching time management, organizational skills, concentration skills, and self-responsibility. Self-discipline is a key life skill that can only be learned in the doing.

Step 2 : 

Make peace with the reality that most kids don't like doing homework. When there are many other infinitely more interesting things happening, especially in our electronic gadget age, it's hard to make homework appealing, so stop trying. As a parent, guardian, or other person responsible for getting kids to do homework, acceptance isn't about agreement with them. It's about understanding and infusing the rest of your approach with that understanding, while remaining prepared to set the boundaries and stand by your expectations that they will do it.

Step 3 :
Be a facilitator rather than a force to be reckoned with. You can cajole, plead, yell, threaten, bribe, and jump up and down with your face turning blue but none of this negative and mutually exhausting behavior will make your kids do anything. Sure, they'll respond to immediate threats of withdrawing privileges and you standing over them until it's done, but this will not turn into reformed homework behavior, and who has time to stand over them instead of getting other tasks done? Instead, aim to facilitate the homework process as much as possible:

• Provide a distinct, comfortable, well-lit, quiet, and non-distracting place for the homework to be completed. Somewhere away from electronic items, pedestrian traffic, and other kids playing is ideal.
• Ensure that your child has everything needed to do homework, from pens and paper, to a laptop and books, calculator or phone with a calculator and be sure to get special project materials in advance, to avoid the excuse of "I don't have what I need". Take a moment to sit down with them when they start homework to see what else they might need, including bookmarking quality kids' information websites they can use as part of their homework research tools, such as the US Kids.gov site, and an online dictionary.
• Invite or encourage your child to keep you informed about homework progress and any interesting facts that arise out of it.

Step 4 :
Discuss homework with your kids in a direct and enabling manner. At the beginning of each term or semester, sit down and talk about how your kid intends to handle homework in the coming months. In this way, you set mutually shared ground rules for getting homework done, ground rules that you can call on to remind them when they're slipping, or to praise them for when they're meeting them.

• Empower your kids. Rather than setting the time for homework, have a family meeting to discuss possible times. Let the kids feel they’re somewhat in charge by giving them the choice of when to do their homework—before dinner, after dinner, or half before and half after. The only rider on this is to refuse to allow homework to be left until just before bedtime – set an agreed cut-off point by which time homework must be completed; this can be sweetened by making allowance for fun reading time, or other enjoyable wind-down activity prior to bedtime. And you can help by keeping the evening mealtime as regular as possible.
• Find out if there are specific areas of homework they're having difficulties with. Ask them if they would like to consider having more hands-on help with those issues (you, a sibling, or a tutor, for example). Sometimes homework isn't working because they're struggling with it in class, as well as, out of class.
• Help your child figure out what is hard homework and what is easy homework. Having your child do the hard work first will mean he is most alert when facing the biggest challenges. The easier material will seem to go faster once fatigue begins to set in.
• Agree on homework free times, such as parts of the weekend, or Friday nights, etc., and allow them to plan how they use this free time.

Step 5 :
Use praise to achieve intrinsic motivation. Praising work done well and ignoring or downplaying poor performance is an approach that will enthuse your kid a lot more than focusing on the negatives, and it helps to remove the tension for you, along with any inclination to tear your hair out.

• Be careful when using rewards to spur homework completion. The aim is to rely principally on intrinsic motivators (fostering satisfaction at a job completed) rather than material rewards. Bribing is the ultimate demotivating strategy because any kid who associates completing homework with a new DS game or an allowance increase learns to do the activity for material gain rather than internal gratification, or for greater understanding. Occasional rewards for a special project done really well can be a great boost but regular material rewards are best avoided.
• Reward homework with exciting games and/or toys completed with praise, including informing your kid that you are really proud of her for being organized/timely/proactive, etc. It is important to define the exact reason why you are proud of your kid, so that she knows what to keep up. The idea is to "catch them doing something good" and keep noticing the good.[7]
• Ignore poor behavior. When your kids don't achieve what they need to, avoid a yelling match. Keep your message simple, reminding your kids what you have agreed upon together when discussing how they'd approach homework and expressing both disappointment and a hope to see things return to normal the next day.
• Keep real rewards simple, such as a walk to the park, a pizza dinner, spending time playing a game with your kid that you usually find too hard for you, going to the zoo, etc. This way you remain involved, your child links good performance with spending more fun time with you, and having fun as a family.

Step 6 :
Shift the responsibility from you to your child. This may feel really hard for you, especially in a time when parents feel a sense of self-responsibility about homework, but it's absolutely vital that your child learns as early as possible that the consequences for not completing homework rest on them, not on you. Don't carry the weight of your child's unwillingness to complete homework on your shoulders; provided you are giving them a supportive and caring structured environment, and you've defined daily homework times, homework not completed is your child's lesson in learning about self-responsibility.[8] After a few times of learning first hand the consequences of not completing homework, your child will soon start to see that he or she has responsibility in this matter. This is not the same as not caring at all. It is about taking a conscious approach to letting your kids learn to be responsible.

Step 7 :
Let the kids deal with the consequences of not doing their homework. Teachers are usually not very happy with students if they don't do homework. If your child flat-out refuses to do their work, then let them see what their teacher does the next day. They probably will do their homework after that!

• Naturally, if you have a child with learning or other disabilities, you may need to vary this more hands-off approach. However, don't be afraid to seek support from professional people skilled in your child's particular disability; getting help is important when you don't know what else to do.

Step 8 :
Remove your knee-jerk reaction of needing to do your kid's homework. If homework is meant to be done by your child alone, stay away. Too much parent involvement can prevent homework from having some positive effects. Homework is a great way for kids to develop independent, lifelong learning skills.

Step 9 :
Be engaged, not nosy. Nobody appreciates the nosy, stand-over person, and kids are no different. Try to make your approach to their homework one of engaged curiosity, not of nosiness or trying to cross off every discrete task as it's done.

• Avoid asking your kid for precise details of homework the moment he or she walks through the door. Allow for chill time first.
• Avoid probing deeper than you need to. If your kid says "I've got math homework", ask "What sort of math?", not "How many pages and exactly what sort of equations? I want to see it when you're done, mister."
• Avoid demanding that you keep track of homework. Place that expectation back on your kid or you'll suffer the consequences of having to keep constant checks on everything, be at the receiving end of your kid's irritation, and end up realizing that all you've really taught your kid is that you'll manage her affairs rather than the other way around.

Step 10 :
Consider doing your homework at the same time as your kid. When you are inspiring younger kids to get involved in homework, one neat trick is to do some homework of your own, to show your child that you're being responsible and completing essential chores too. Show your child that the skills they are learning are related to things you do as an adult. If your child is reading, you read too. If your child is doing math, balance your checkbook.

Step 11 :
Find out what motivates your kid. A recent study has shown that middle school aged kids who have an ambition that requires education before a career are more likely to knuckle down and do their homework than kids who lack ambition or who seek to work in an area that doesn't require a university education.

• If your child is motivated to enter a career requiring college education, you can use this knowledge to encourage your child to view homework as an investment.
• Even where this is not apparent, it doesn't hurt to talk to your children about the importance of ensuring that all opportunities are left open and that homework enables this. Of course, this type of reasoning is best reserved for middle school and up.

Step 12 :
Find a new name for homework. Every kid's ears prick up at the mention of "work". It's bad enough asking them to clean their room or to clear the latest art and craft disaster off the floor without having to insist also that they do homework. A little trick is to sidestep this in your household, and no matter what school is referring to it as, calling it something like "home learning", "brain boosting", or even just plain old "study". Always talk about it in terms that suggest it's about learning and growing, not about work.

• Be positive about homework. Use positive language for it and subtly talk about how learning will help your child in the future. For example, tell your would-be actress daughter that she won’t be able to memorize her lines if she’s not a stellar reader. The attitude you express about homework will be the attitude your child acquires.

Step 13 :
Turn the homework into a game. Usually kids don't do homework because it's boring. Why not turn it into fun?

• Put math problems in terms of sweets, or money. When it's about sweets, tell them they will win the answer's number of sweets and that he can eat a part of them when the next correct problem set is done correctly. Or play for pennies, monopoly money (you can make your own with blank index cards), or points that can be redeemed for treats, such as a visit to the pool or park.
• You can also turn difficult words into weird funny ones. Or, make collectible cards, like baseball cards, only for vocabulary or spelling words.

T I P S :

• Encourage professional presentation and neatness. If they're producing messy homework, try to catch them in the process and encourage a neater effort.
• Restrict phone calling during homework time. Be the guardian of incoming calls and tell your kid's friends that they can call back after a certain time. If your kid cannot resist texting, ask for the cell phone to be placed in a central location (it's a good idea to create a place where all of you leave cell phones overnight), and let them retrieve it once homework is completed.
• Try giving a hint, or if it's math, show how to do a simpler problem of the same type. Giving answers means your child will not learn the material. Too much help teaches your child that when the going gets rough, someone will do the work for him or her.
• When the teacher asks that you play a role in homework, do it. Cooperate with the teacher. It shows your child that the school and home are a team. Follow the directions given by the teacher.
• Stay informed. Talk with your child's teacher. Make sure you know the purpose of homework and what your child's class rules are.
• Be firm. You won't do your child any favors if one day you agree to a schedule and the next agree to throw it out the window. You will be tested. Be ready, and simply say "We agreed you'd do it now, and that's how we'll continue. I look forward to playing with you at 7pm."

W A R N I N G :

• Don’t meddle. Be available to answer questions or help with problems, but don’t make homework time even more painful for your kids by hovering over them, judging everything they do.
• Watch your child for signs of failure and frustration. Let your child take a short break if they are having trouble keeping their mind on an assignment.
• Turn off the TV when it is within hearing distance of a child doing homework. If there are other members of the family watching TV, shift the TV to a place where it cannot be heard.
• Beware: rewarding and praising your child to do their homework is different then bribing your child into doing their homework. Never bribe a child into doing their homework, or they'll always want the bribe.
• Don't try to motivate them with threats and fear. You might eventually succeed in terrorizing them enough to get immediate obedience but you'll drive them away so deep that you break their trust.
• Beware: don't belittle or name-call a child who's having trouble with homework. Calling them stupid will become a self fulfilling prophecy and discourage them from even trying. If they get more trouble from trying to get it done than they would ignoring it completely, they'll never do it. All you'll do is break their trust in you.
• Talk to your kids’ teachers if you feel their homework load is unreasonable. In elementary school, ten minutes times the grade number is sufficient; more than 90 minutes for middle schoolers or more than two hours for high school students is excessive.

 Things You Will Need :

• Suitable homework space, preferably dedicated space that is always available to your child to use
• Resources needed to complete homework projects
• Good lighting, comfortable chair
• Healthy snacks (optional) - it can be helpful to have carrot sticks, celery pieces, hummus, etc., ready for grabbing from the fridge to munch on as homework is being completed

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Grateful acknowledgement: http://www.wikihow.com/Get-Your-Kids-to-Do-Their-Homework


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BACHPAN, a play school in ATTAPUR (Established 2008) is an ISO 9001:2008 certified Play School. We offer excellent academic and play environment for your little ones, to create a firm foundation for their next level of education. Our trained teachers and non-teaching staff take personal care and interest in our students. Established in 2008, Bachpan Attapur is one of the oldest play schools in and near attapur, rajendranagar, gudimalkapur, & mehdipatnam. All the parents of our past and existing students are happy about Bachpan Attapur.

ADMISSIONS OPEN for PLAYGROUP, NURSERY, LKG & UKG.

School Timings (Monday to Friday):

PlayGroup / Nursery : 9.00am - 12.30pm

LKG / UKG : 9.00am - 2.00pm

B A C H P A N, A Play School

Door No. 3-4-174/17/42, Kantha Reddy Nagar, Attapur,
Hyderabad - 500048
(Near K.K.R. Golden Enclave, Pillar No.125, Lane beside Spencer Attapur)

Learning is Fun !

Contact details:

Phone: 040-40170690 / 9866324262

Email: attapurbachpan@gmail.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bachpanattapur

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BACHPAN ATTAPUR : PlayGroup, Nursery, Kindergarten LKG and UKG, Activities, Day Care .... Hyderabad India

 

Bachpan Attapur Hyderabad 

"playschool, preschool, nursery, kindergarten, LKG UKG, Activities, Day Care"

At Bachpan Attapur (ISO 9001:2008 certified), we have developed a Preschool environment that is interesting, engaging, and caring. The idea is to make our children feel comfortable, and keep their day with fun-filled activities. We use a combination of traditional preschool favourite activities such Art and Dance programs and the latest that the world of multimedia has to offer.

DAY CARE and TRANSPORT FACILITY AVAILABLE

(Door pick-up & Door drop : Lady Attender in every van)

B A C H P A N  A Play School

Door No. 3-4-174/17/42,

Kantha Reddy Nagar, Attapur,

Hyderabad - 500048

(Near K.K.R. Golden Enclave, Pillar No.125)

Phone: 040-40170690 / 9866324262

Email : attapurbachpan@gmail.com

Timings:

PlayGroup / Nursery         :      9.00am - 12.30pm 

LKG / UKG                   :      9.00am - 2.00pm

***Monday to Friday***

Please watch our school intro video HERE

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Established 2008 ... ISO 9001:2008 certified ... the most trusted Playschool in Attapur

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Bachpan Attapur Hyderabad - playschool, preschool, nursery, kindergarten, lkg and ukg

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At Bachpan Attapur (ISO 9001:2008 certified), we have developed a Preschool environment that is interesting, engaging, and caring. The idea is to make our children feel comfortable, and keep their day with fun-filled activities. We use a combination of traditional preschool favourite activities such Art and Dance programs and the latest that the world of multimedia has to offer.

Since preschool is the first step into the world of education, we take care to ensure that your child feels at ease through the transition. Through the concept of 'learning is fun', our children enjoy every moment of their day with us.

At Bachpan Attapur, a child is introduced to a world where companionship and sharing become a daily routine. This forms the basis of a child's ability to function in a social environment beyond the familiarity of his home and the process of being socially adept gradually gains momentum. The whole environment is such that it inspires curiosity in a child and this is invariably followed with a lot of queries. We make sure that these queries are answered and explained in the most encouraging manner. The sheer quality of the interaction that the child undergoes is sufficient in guaranteeing that the most critical aspects of growing up like developing an academic aptitude and becoming emotionally mature are taken care of.

Our qualified Teachers are adept at gaining your child's confidence in almost no time, so that the child does not have a feeling of aversion to reach school every morning. Rather, they actually start looking forward to reaching school. We strictly follow the 'no scale' policy.

Even the non-teaching staff, especially the attendant ayahs, are trained to deal with children in a very gentle and caring manner. Every need of your child is attended to without compromise.

The door pick-up and drop, is a boon for parents opting for our transport. All our school vans have a female attendant in all trips.

Do drop by at Bachpan Attapur, and we will be glad to provide you with every information.

Admissions are in progress for Playgroup, Nursery, LKG, and UKG.

B A C H P A N  A Play School

Door No. 3-4-174/17/42,

Kantha Reddy Nagar, Attapur,

Hyderabad - 500048

(Near K.K.R. Golden Enclave, Pillar No.125)

Phone: 040-40170690 / 9866324262

Timings:

PlayGroup / Nursery         :      9.00am - 12.30pm 

LKG / UKG                   :      9.00am - 2.00pm

***Monday to Friday***

BACHPAN Attapur 

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