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across all categories of international
schools.
“The unique proposition of IIS-B
is that we are continuously innovat-
ing to become future-ready. IIS-B is
one of 13 schools worldwide and only
one in India selected by IB to partner
with OECD countries for education
innovation. We are the first school in
India to introduce robots as teach-
ing assistants in classrooms, design
a unique entrepreneurial skills
development curriculum and set up
a fully-fledged research unit to study
education best practices. Our top
score for teacher development and
curriculum and pedagogy innovation
is endorsement of these initiatives.
We have reimagined the role of the
teacher to not merely teach subjects
but to unlock the true potential Lancers International School, Gurugram: big promotion
of every student while simultane-
ously enabling her socio-emotional since 2005. Currently, IIS-B has ternational School, Bengaluru
development. It’s also very satisfying 1,200 students and 148 teachers on (#6 last year). Moreover, the affili-
to learn that we have regained our #1 its muster rolls. ated Indus Altum International
rank under the parameter of leader- IIS-B apart, the Indus Trust’s School, Belagavi (estb.2019),
ship/management quality which is other schools have also done well to which debuted at #10 last year, has
a tribute to the vision of Lt. Gen. retain their national Top 5 positions. been promoted to #8 in 2023-24.
Arjun Ray, CEO of Indus Trust,” Indus International, Pune has Beyond the Top 5, there’s a minor
says Rao, an economics and educa- retained its India #4 ranking while rearrangement of seating order.
tion alumna of Pune and Annamalai Indus, Hyderabad is ranked #5 Lancers International School,
universities and principal of IIS-B (#4) jointly with the Stonehill In- Gurugram has risen in public es-
teem to be ranked #5 (#8) as has the
SNIS’ Lakshmi (centre) & Nagaraj Reddy: steady ascent
Aga Khan Academy, Hyderabad,
at #6 (#7) jointly with the Genesis
Global School, Noida (#9) and
Jayshree Periwal International
School, Jaipur (#5). Sharanya
Narayani International School,
Bengaluru has advanced to #7 (#9)
jointly with the Lalaji Memorial
Omega International School,
Chennai (#8). Indus Altum Inter-
national School, Belagavi is ranked
#8 (#10) followed by Srinidhi
International School, Hyder-
abad at #9 (#13) and the Canadian
International School, Benga-
luru is jointly ranked #10 (#12) with
the Sadhbhavana World School,
Kozhikode (#10).
Lakshmi Reddy, trustee and
director of academic programs at
Sharanya Narayani Interna-
tional School (SNIS, estb.2015),

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