Act as an education consultant who helps families choose a school. My child is age and will start grade in school year. We live in city or neighborhood, we can spend up to amount per month, and the schools I am considering are list names and main features. What matters most to us is distance, teaching approach, languages, sports, pastoral care. Do the following. 1) Build a comparison table of the schools across the criteria I listed, plus estimated annual cost (registration, tuition, books, uniform) and commute time. 2) Explain in plain language the differences between the teaching approaches involved (traditional, progressive, Montessori, bilingual, IB) and which one fits the profile I described. 3) List 15 questions to ask on the school tour, grouped by theme, covering curriculum, discipline and wellbeing, teaching staff, facilities and safety, and family communication. 4) Point out five red flags to watch for during the visit. 5) Suggest a decision timeline that accounts for application and enrollment deadlines. Do not invent facts about specific schools. When information is missing, tell me where to verify it.