Orchids The International School bagged two awards at India’s School Merit Awards 2022
Bengaluru : Two branches of Orchids The International School (OIS) from Bengaluru have been awarded at the India School Merit Awards 2022, organized by Education Today in the city. The CV Raman Nagar branch of Orchids The International School was ranked Number 1 in Integrated Learning. The Mysore Road branch was ranked Number 1 in holistic education under India’s Top CBSE school parameter.
While receiving the award, Dr. Anna Maria Noronha, Principal at OIS – CV Raman Nagar branch, said, “We are immensely proud to have been recognized as the top school providing integrated learning experiences for students. At Orchids, we always strive to facilitate students with world-class infrastructure along with an innovative curriculum. Through our approach, we are confident students will be able to face any challenge in their future and achieve tremendous success.”
Leena Pascal, Principal of the Mysore Road Branch, said, “Our holistic education system nurtures the skills and talent of every student. We are focused on providing them access to the best knowledge and teaching practices from around the world. With the goal of helping them become dynamic players in an ever changing learning ecosystem. Students are encouraged to see the connections between their passions and the demands of real-world problems; and make informed choices, to further their own interests without overseeing the larger good of humanity.”
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The Robotics curriculum of OIS was awarded Best Robotics Solution in Education Innovation award 2022 by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology. Orchids The International School also received the Innovation in STEAM Education award at the World Education Summit 2022, organized by Elets Techno Media. The school chain has a special wing called ‘Soch’ to address mental health-related issues among students.