Three Indian Schools Win World’s Best School 2024 Award

Three schools from India have been awarded the title of ‘World’s Best School 2024’. In a remarkable year, Ryan International School Delhi, CM RISE Vinoba School Madhya Pradesh and Kalvi International Public School Tamil Nadu emerged victorious in various prize categories. .

Each of these schools has earned praise for its unique approach to education, innovation and community engagement.

Delhi Ryan International School received World’s Best School Award for Environmental Action. Known for its green initiatives such as hydroponics and biogas plants, the school is actively working to address issues such as water scarcity and pollution.

With the $10,000 prize money, Ryan plans to expand his sustainable projects and even launch a startup incubator to encourage student-led environmental initiatives.

“We are thrilled that our Ryan International School, Vasant Kunj, has been recognized as a 2024 World Champion for Green Action,” shared Grace Pinto, Managing Director.

“We thank our Lord Jesus Christ for this great honor and are grateful to T4 Education for recognizing our efforts,” he added.

Madhya Pradesh CM RISE Vinoba School won the title in Innovation category. Originally founded as a school for tribal girls in an urban slum, CM RISE has grown into a full-fledged kindergarten to secondary school. Its mission focuses on empowering marginalized communities through progressive education, making it an outstanding competitor.

IN Community Choice Award category, Calvi International Public School in Madurai, Tamil Nadu, were selected from a short list of 50 schools. This recognition underscores Calvi’s commitment to community engagement, enhancing support for local communities through targeted educational initiatives.

India’s tripartite victory as a nation highlighted the country’s global position in the field of progressive education.

“The triumph of not one but three schools in India shows that the nation’s educational institutions are indeed among the best in the world,” said Vikas Pota, founder of T4 Education. He said he hoped the schools would inspire governments to see what is possible when education strives to solve society’s biggest problems.