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Vidya Shilp Academy is a private school private day school]in Bangalore, India.

It is situated on the Bellary Road, The Academy was started in 1998 and is known for its beautiful campus and its innovative approach to education. The quality of education is very well thought and children never need extra studies so that they can get the subject in their brain. The school's teachers are very well educated and trained to suit the needs of the children. The school runs from 7.30 to 4.50.The parents are extremely satisfied with the progress of the stdents in both academics and sports. The school's sports facilities include a 10 meter swimming pool, volley ball court, skating rink, and indoor sports facilities are also provided for chess,yoga, and badminton courts.

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 It is situated on the Bellary Road,
 The Academy was started in 1998 and is known for its beautiful campus and its innovative approach to education. The quality of education is very well thought and children never need extra studies so that they can get the subject in their brain. The school's teachers are very well educated and trained to suit the needs of the children. The school runs from 7.30 to 4.50.The parents are extremely satisfied with the progress of the stdents in both academics and sports.
+The school's sports facilities include a 10 meter swimming pool, [[volley ball]] court, skating rink, and indoor sports facilities are also provided for [[chess]],[[yoga]], and [[badminton]] courts.
-The school's sports facilities include a 10 meter swimming pool, [[volley ball]] court, skating rink, and indoor sports facilities are also provided for [[chess]],[[yoga]], and [[badminton]] courts. The school follows the [[ICSE]] syllabus from grades 1-10. Examinations are not taken for classes below 7, so when the students come to 7th grade, they are in a bad state of mind and only some pass. Vegetarian Lunch is served but sometimes not well-cooked. Children tend not to eat because the taste is somewhat only 'OKAY' the students say.
-The new management of the school has come up with really difficult decisions., normally punishing the parents for bringing their child to school'''Vidya Shilp Academy''' is a [[private school|private day school]] in [[Bangalore, India]].
-It is situated on the Bellary Road,
-The Acadedemy was started in 1998 and is known for its beautiful campus, but not specially known for education. The quality of education is not that well thought and children always need extra studies so that they can get the subject in their brain. The school's teachers are often found using the words GEEK and NERD and not fired.The school runs from 7.30 to 4.50 and children and parents have one little complaint aleways- the teachers speak bad english that reflects on the child's diction.
-The school's sports facilities include a 10 meter swimming pool, [[volley ball]] court, skating rink, and indoor sports facilities are also provided for [[chess]],[[yoga]], and [[badminton]] courts. The school follows the [[ICSE]] syllabus from grades 1-10. examinations are not taken for classes below 7, so when the students come to 7th grade, they are in a bad state of mind and only some pass. Vegetarian Lunch is served but sometimes not well-cooked. Children tend not to eat because the taste is somewhat only 'OKAY' the students say.