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Brookfield High is a contemporary school affiliated to ICSE & ISC, offering Nursery to Class 12. A blend of Montessori, Reggio and Nursery methods are followed in the nursery and pre-primary classes. For higher grades, the school offers ICSE & ISC curricula. Brookfield High promises to address the future needs of an increasingly globalised Indian economy. The school aims at developing superior communication skills and passion for diverse domains. Brookfield High is located near Electronic City and is easily accessible from Hosur Road. Admissions are open for Nursery, K1, Grades 1 to 8, 11 and 12.
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Woman chased and harassed near Silk Board
- sparks social media outrage H-1B visa new rules: Infosys, TCS, other IT stocks fall - for the second day running Border art festival celebrated with grandeur in Attibele - rich folk traditions of the border regions of Karnataka Infosys sells land in Anekal to Puravankara - 53.5 acres for 250 crore 6th Metro train on Yellow Line - frequency increases to 13 minutes BESCOM Initiates 4-Day power cuts for HTLS upgrades - from 25-28 December, 6am-6pm Truck driver rams multiple vehicles - in Anekal Seventh Yellow Line metro train reaches Hebbagodi - to begin service in January 2026 BMTC shifts bus stops closer to Yellow Line - Hebbagodi, Electronics City, Hosa Road, Singasandra, Silk Board stops New Aadhaar Seva Kendra inaugurated - at HSR Layout Bommanahalli-Roopena Agrahara name controversy - Yellow Line in spotlight Rs 307 crore revamp of ORR stretch - between KR Puram and Silk Board junction Underground drainage (UGD) system for Jigani town - in the unsewered areas Karnataka govt engages legal experts - on NICE projects Another section of double-decker flyover to open - at Silk Board GBA suspends 6 revenue officials for illegal khatas - in the Begur division Save Bannerghatta from 2nd airport proposal - two shortlisted locations falling within BNP's ESZ Fake police rob woman via UPI - at Neeladri Nagar
 St. Andrews Kirk, in Cubbon Road was built in 1866 by the efforts of 19th century Scottish regiment soldiers and a few Scottish civilians. The church was named after a patron saint in Scotland. In the 19th century, Scottish regiment soldiers marched around the Church every Sunday. It was a Westernised Church with Scottish Customs, classical Scottish square dancing and western music. Architecture is of Gothic style with stained glass windows. Eventually St Andrews church joined CSI (Churches of South India) in September 1959.
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