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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, K2, Grades 1 to 8, 11 and 12.
ICSE 2026 Results: 47% of Brookfield High students have scored 90% and above !! More about Brookfield High & ICSE 2026 Results & Toppers...
Press news in reverse chronological order
New SIR rules yet to reach Bengaluru BLOs - revised rules direct BLOs to verify door-to-door Infosys to move 33% workforce to specialist AI roles - to build a pool of 6000 frontier engineers Karnataka: SIR deadline closing in - 95% of 43Lakh notices delivered After 16 yrs 2-wheelers may get toll free ride - on Electronics City flyover Grandson of Electronic City founder hits back at trolls - Vikram Pai, founder of ReferRush Space under Silk Board flyover to be developed - with facilities for pedestrians and commuters KEONICS, which built Bengaluru's Electronics City, turns 50 - focus now shifts to AI Pink line: Bannerghatta metro to open by mid-Oct - BMRCL gets ISA cert Anekal police bust 7 member gang - supplying pistols to rowdies SIR: Deletions in Bengaluru disproportionately high - deletions more than 90% in some constituencies Remove either Electronic City or Attibele toll plaza: - say residents Commuters question toll on E-City flyover - cite end of 20-year concession period Merck expands Jigani manufacturing unit - production of materials for life science sector Electronics City riders face disruption - due to flyover bike ban Govt notifies land-acquisition: Peripheral Ring Road-2 (PRR-2) - 52 km alternative to NICE Road No 2-wheeler ban Electronics City flyovers for now - and in Bengaluru airport Begur police rescues couple locked in lodge after dispute - Namma-112 emergency helpline Bannerghatta Road metro in sight - BMRCL gets nod for Pink Line trains Woman shares in Insta: Electronics City to Whitefield commute - in auto-rikshaw
Freedom Park in Bangalore is a unique park which once served as a colonial prison that confined many freedom fighters. It has also accommodated political leaders during the emergency period. The erstwhile Bangalore Central Jail in Seshadri Road, was built in 1866 by the British. In the year 2000, when prisoners outnumbered its capacity, the prison was moved to Parappana Agrahara. The old prison was renovated by BBMP and opened to public as the Freedom Park. L K Advani, who was a former inmate in 1977, inaugurated the park in Feb 2009. 5 acres of the park have been allotted for democratic protests and rallies. With its gardens and fountains, this could possibly be the most beautiful prison in the world today, standing as a tribute to our freedom fighters.
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