Hyderabad School receives flak for announcing kg 'toppers' on hoarding

A Hyderabad School is receiving flak after it put up a board announcing the ‘toppers’ of its Nursery, Kinder Garden and Lower Kinder Garden classes. The list features photos of kids who topped their class. Netizens have now accused the school of allegedly ‘promoting’ and pushing the toddlers into the "Rat Race" and pressurising them. READ | Bengal schools to observe Gandhi Jayanti, holiday cancelledPriya Bharti School put up hoarding to congratulate the childrenA Twitter user uploaded a picture of the hoarding that was put up by Priya Bharti School. The tweet has enraged netizens. According to popular opinions on social media, the school was criticised for allegedly pitting the children against each other in a fit to compete as such a tender age. Below are some of the tweets shared by usersREAD | Mahatma Gandhi given a tribute in SA through his favourite songs Netizens React to the school's 'topper' listAnother user called for the school to be banned and accused the teachers of seemingly killing their childhood: Another person was quoted saying that it’s not only the school but also the parents who promote such behaviour The toxic culture that Indian Students faceIt has been said by several netizens that India already has a very toxic culture that pressurises students into achieving exceptional results. India also has one of the world’s highest suicide rates for youth aged 15 to 29, according to a 2012 Lancet report. However, the pressure is not only on the students of higher classes, but it is also becoming slowly more apparent that the same effects are visible among Primary schools as well.READ | India hands over Rs 2.41 crores school building to Nepal GovernmentREAD | Delhi BJP Chief Manoj Tiwari cleans Yamuna with 2000+ school students

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Hyderabad School receives flak for announcing kg 'toppers' on hoarding

Hyderabad's Priya Bharati School is receiving flak from Netizens after it put up a board announcing the ‘toppers’ of the school's Nursery, KG and LKG classes

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