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Silver Oak

Gate no 297, Gangapur road Dugaon Nashik Nashik Maharashtra - 422203 India · Nashik · Maharashtra

ICSEClass 110Verified

If you’re exploring ICSE schools in Nashik, Silver Oak Universal School often comes up in conversations among parents. It’s part of the Universal Education group and is known for its focus on academics, technology, and co-curricular activities. Here’s a detailed, parent-friendly look at what the school offers — and what you should double-check before applying.

Basic Details

Boards
ICSE (Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations).
Classes
Play Group to Class 10.
Co-ed
Yes.
Boarding
No, it’s a day school.
Founded
1991 (UniApply) or 1994 (Universal Education site). There’s a discrepancy, so confirm with the school.
Student–teacher ratio
Not officially published. Based on available data, likely around 20:1.
Students
Around 1800 students.
Staff
Principal: Siby Pattampady Kunjappan (as per school website). Universal group lists ~130 employees.

Summary for the Parent

Overview

Silver Oak Universal School, Nashik is an ICSE day school that blends academics with a strong focus on co-curricular activities and technology.

It’s part of a larger education group, which brings structure and shared resources, but also some administrative complexity.

What kind of child will this school work best for

Children who enjoy a mix of academics, sports, and creative activities.

Families who value structured ICSE academics and modern facilities.

Students who thrive in a tech-enabled learning environment.

Strengths

Wide range of sports and extracurriculars.

Strong focus on technology and coding.

Active parent communication through apps.

Clean, well-maintained campus.

Backing of a reputed education group.

Potential trade-offs / Things to check

Conflicting public information (address, principal name, transport).

Limited transparency on fees.

Employee morale concerns in reviews.

No boarding option.

Verify actual availability of all listed facilities.

Recommendations / Questions to Ask

Request a dated, written fee structure.

Confirm transport routes and costs.

Ask for the latest ICSE results.

Clarify the exact campus address.

Speak with current parents during a visit.

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