 Early Times Report
JAMMU, July 30: "Education knows no boundaries when classrooms embrace the world. Every global connection nurtures responsible, compassionate, and future-ready citizens."
Jammu Sanskriti School, Jammu has once again brought laurels to the region by being recognised by the British Council for its outstanding commitment to integrating international learning within the school curriculum. The school has been conferred the Recognition of International Dimension in Schools (RIDS) Certificate (2026-2029), a prestigious honour acknowledging its dedication towards fostering global perspectives in education.
The recognition was proudly received by Rohini Aima, Principal cum Vice Chairperson, along with Trishna Sharma , Primary Wing Coordinator, who has been specially acknowledged by the British Council for coordinating the successful integration of international learning initiatives at Jammu Sanskriti School.
The Recognition of International Dimension in Schools celebrates institutions that actively promote global awareness, cross-cultural understanding, collaborative learning, and international-mindedness among students. The achievement reflects the school's continuous efforts to provide learners with meaningful opportunities to engage with diverse cultures, global issues, and innovative educational practices.
Expressing her delight on this remarkable accomplishment, Rohini Aima, Principal cum Vice Chairperson, said that," At Jammu Sanskriti School, we believe education should prepare learners not only for academic success but also for responsible global citizenship. This recognition by the British Council reaffirms our commitment to nurturing internationally minded, compassionate, and future-ready individuals".
The management of Jammu Sanskriti School congratulated Trishna Sharma and all the faculty members whose collective vision and commitment have made this prestigious recognition possible. The achievement stands as yet another milestone in the school's journey towards delivering world-class education rooted in Indian values while embracing global perspectives. |
