Hamirpur school shines in Education World rankings

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Hamirpur, Updated At : 06:39 AM Oct 20, 2024 IST

HAPS coordinator Kanchan Lakhanpal receives the award in New Delhi.

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Him Academy Public School has bagged first position in the state in the day-cum-boarding school category in the Education World school rankings.

The school was awarded with the citation yesterday.

School CEO Pankaj Lakhanpal said the award was received by Kanchal Lakhanpal, coordinator of the school, who was accompanied by Shashi Bala, another senior faculty member.

As many as 8,500 schools from across the country were participants in the rankings, and the schools had to prove their credentials on over 100 parameters, he added.

Some of the parameters included education quality, infrastructure, academic excellence, all round development, discipline and health and hygiene, he added.

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