The Indian Public School - Public educational institution in Chennai - Chennai, India

When we were looking for a new school for Anikketh, we had to look into many things. He was not only moving into a new school, but a new country too. We were worried if he would adapt to the new environment and adjust. Thankfully TIPS was all into making him comfortable in the school zone. The teachers were patient and guided him until he got along with everything in the new year. A big thank you for that. What I like about the school is, education is never forced into the child, which would otherwise be a stress factor to them. Children do not face the education race in the primary section and hence they are not graded. This creates a positive and happy environment for the child to learn at their own pace without any stress at that age. Another factor is the amount of importance they give to extra curricular activities. This makes the children understand that schools are not meant for academics alone, but other activities are equally important in the education system. The school understands that active involvement in sports and cultural activities are important for the mental and physical growth of the children. This is something we didn't see in many other schools. Parents are never stopped when they raise an issue the children are facing, instead the coordinators and teachers listen to us the parents. I pray and hope the school maintains the same responsibilities they show now and grow further. Parent of Anikketh Thangavelu Saravanan 5A

I am so very much disappointed with TIPS perungudi. Both my boys studied in this school for a good 5 years . We took a transfer out of this school in August this year and I'm still following up on the deposit amount which is not been fully refunded inspite of regular follow up calls and mails.the management wanted the fees on time but they don't return the refund at all. Also added to it, the school has been drastically going down in standards and are very much money minded. No transparency between the management and the parents. The materials, uniform are very very low quality and outdated laptop which they provide is out of the box. I personally would not recommend this school to anyone.

My kid studied here for three years and we took a transfer out of the school last year. Applied for transfer last January and April was the closure month of that academic year. It has been more than a year since we applied for transfer, we are still waiting to get our refundable deposit. How can this school impart good values to its students when they themselves don't have any.

If you want to join as a kg teacher it's a suicide mission...no work life balance .even after school hours they will torture you with chart work, meetings etc...don't even think of joining this school as a teacher..this review applies to all branches in chennai

I am really impressed with the way TIPS Chennai took over the education of both my kids when we transferred from their sister school in the midst of the pandemic. The transition was seamless and the coordinator and teachers took great care of them. The children were engaged with not just academics but also fun activities. It was a big relief that their academics did not suffer during the pandemic. It was really wonderful to see the way the teachers handled the lessons in the online classes. Now that physical school has started, my kids are happy to be in school seeing the school, and their classmates and teachers. Now looking forward to the school fests in which my children will be participating for the first time.

Moved from US and tried multiple schools.Finally narrowed into The Indian Public School, School is approachable and the transition was very smooth for my kid. Importantly the curriculum

Good learning environment. Kids friendly teachers. Making learning a great experience for the students. Good Infrastructure. Kids get good exposure .

I am so disappointed with TIPS perungudi. My daughter studied in this school for a year. At the time of admission we were charged a refundable deposit. We took a transfer out of this school in March this year and I'm still following up on the deposit. Why does a simple deposit refund take 8 months for a school of such repute. Admission and finance team competence is appalling. So very disappointing