RK International School, Nabahi, receives RIDS Award

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Sep 12, 2025 IST

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RK International School, Nabahi, Sarkaghat, has received the Recognition of International Dimension in Schools (RIDS) Award 2025–28 from the British Council. The prestigious award ceremony was held at Le Meridien, New Delhi, where the honour was presented by the Director of British Council, Duncan Wilson, and received by the school’s Principal SK Sharma, and RIDS Coordinator Suman Sharma. The chief guest was Dr Biswajit Saha, Director of Skills Education, CBSE, who congratulated all the awardee schools. The award is a recognition of the school’s continuous efforts towards nurturing global citizenship, promoting cultural exchange, and creating international learning opportunities for students. “This recognition is not just an award but a milestone in our mission to prepare students for a globally connected future,” said Principal SK Sharma.

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