Awards & Achievements

Our Boys Under-8, A Football Team has emerged victorious in the Second Division Football Championship conducted by the Mumbai Schools Sports Association (MSSA).

In an exciting final, the team delivered a commanding performance against JBCN International School, securing a splendid 2–0 victory to clinch the championship title.

With this outstanding achievement, the team has earned promotion to the First Division for the upcoming year.

Our NMAJS Basketball Boys’ team from Classes III, IV and V won the First Place at the Mount Litera School International Basketball Tournament.

Our Basketball Girls from Classes 3, 4 and 5 won the First Place at the Mount Litera School International Basketball Tournament. Congratulations NMAJS Basketball Girls' Team!

NITA MUKESH AMBANI JUNIOR SCHOOL held second position at the MSSA Interschool Basketball Championship for Mini Girls under 13 Years. Our team demonstrated remarkable determination and skill in the semi-finals, securing a victory against Cathedral and John Conon School. In the closely contested finals, our girls displayed exceptional sportsmanship and brought home the prestigious Everilda D'Mellow Trophy, securing the second position.

The Dream Team

Our NMAJS Boys’ U-13 years Basketball team won 1st place at the Ecole Energize Inter-school Basketball tournament. Ayaan Alex was adjudged the best player of the tournament. Well done, Basketballers!!!

Our NMAJS Girls' under-11 football team emerged as the winners of the Mumbai region at the ISS0 football tournament held at Singapore International School, with a total of 25 schools participating. The ‘Best Goalkeeper’ award was won by our student Vedika Teli.

The ‘Golden Boot’ award for girls was shared by our NMAJS girls Sara Gandhi and Natasha Kapoor.

DAIS Dream Team

DAIS Under-19 Girls Football team won the B.D. Liga Tournament 2024-25
League Stage League Stage:
DAIS vs Oberoi International: 2-2 (Ahana 1, Navya 1)
DAIS vs B.D. Somani B Team: 5-0 (Ahana 3, Arzoo 1, Navya 1)

Semi-Final:
DAIS vs B.D. Somani A Team: 2-0 (Navya 2)

Final:
DAIS vs Cathedral: 2-2 (Navya 2)
Penalties: 4-2 (Navya, Ahana, Mahika, Pehr)
Ahana Kanoi won the Best Defender
Navya Dholakia was the Top Scorer

At the Oberoi International School (OIS) JVLR Model United Nations (MUN) 2024 Conference, DAIS was presented with a trophy for the Best Delegation Award. The conference hosted over 350 delegates from different schools.

This remarkable achievement was possible due to the outstanding performances of our students:

• Aniruddha Chatterjee won the Outstanding Delegate in the Indian Cabinet Award and Best Middle School Delegate in the Morning Continuous Crisis Committee (MCCC), where only select delegates from each committee were chosen.
• Sanaaya Joisher and Mihika Daga earned Honorable Mentions in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC).

We are thrilled to announce that Nita Mukesh Ambani Junior School - Early Years Campus has been ranked as the No. 1 Preschool in India by EducationWorld India Preschool Rankings 2024-25!

This incredible recognition reflects our commitment to excellence in early childhood education, nurturing young minds to dream, learn, and excel.

A team of exceptional young debaters representing 'DAIS-3' achieved an impressive 3rd place in the highly competitive Open Category at the OIS Inter Varsity Debate League, held at the OIS JVLR campus in Mumbai. The remarkable team comprised Jaisal Shah and Aahana Bothra, both from IGCSE Grade 9 B, and Saketaram Manikantan of Grade 7 ICSE. Notably, DAIS -3 was the youngest team to participate in the Open Category, demonstrating their exceptional talent and maturity by winning 6 out of 7 rounds.

Adding to their accolades, individual team members also received prestigious Best Speaker Awards: Saketaram Manikantan secured the 1st place Best Speaker Award, Aahana Bothra earned the 2nd place, and Jaisal Shah was recognized with the 4th place Overall Speaker Award.

Furthermore, Sudarshan Manikantan of Grade 9 ICSE contributed to the event as one of the esteemed judges at the Debate League, showcasing the strong debating culture within our school.

DAIS and NMAJS FTC robotics teams have once again demonstrated exceptional prowess at the FTC National Championships, achieving record-breaking success and securing top honours. Team Eureka and Team Matrix made history by setting a new FTC world record with an astounding score of 480 points, surpassing the previous record of 452.

The teams' remarkable achievements include:

• FTC India National Champions: Team Matrix & Team Eureka

• Winning Alliance Captain: Team Matrix

• Winning Alliance Partner: Team Eureka

• Semi-finalist Alliance: Team Kryptonite

• Design Award Second Runner-Up: Team Kryptonite

• Connect Award Winner: Team Eureka

• Inspire Award Second Runner-Up: Team Matrix

This championship victory has earned Team Eureka and Team Matrix a coveted spot at the FTC World Championships in Houston. Congratulations to all the teams for their unwavering dedication, innovative spirit, and exemplary teamwork. We are immensely proud of their accomplishments and eagerly anticipate their participation on the world stage.

Cfore has ranked Nita Mukesh Ambani Junior School as the No.1 Emerging International School in India (2025)!

This recognition reflects our commitment to innovative teaching, holistic development, and building strong foundations for lifelong learning.
 

We are delighted to share that Nita Mukesh Ambani Junior School (NMAJS) has been ranked as the Top Emerging School – International Baccalaureate (IB) in Mumbai in the Times School Survey 2025.
This recognition highlights our dedication to inquiry-based learning, inclusive education, and holistic development, ensuring every child grows with curiosity, confidence, and compassion.
Gratitude to our educators, parents, and students for their unwavering commitment, and to The Times of India for honouring our efforts.


 

Nita Mukesh Ambani Junior School have been ranked No. 1 in Maharashtra and Mumbai in the Maharashtra School Rankings 2025 by EducationToday.

We are grateful for this honour and remain committed to nurturing future-ready global citizens.
 

Our NMAJS Under-10 Girls Football Team delivered an inspiring performance to finish as Runners-up in the Football Tournament conducted by JBCN School, Chembur. The event saw participation from several reputed schools across Mumbai, and our young footballers impressed with their teamwork, determination, and sportsmanship throughout the tournament.

Our NMAJS Class 5 and 6 Boys Basketball Team emerged Winners at the Mount Litera School International Basketball Tournament.
The competition witnessed participation from 10 international school teams, making it an exciting and competitive event. In a thrilling final match, our young champions showcased excellent teamwork, skill, and determination to defeat Oberoi JVLR with a commanding score of 25–4.
 

Our NMAJS Under-8 Girls Football Team has won the Football Tournament hosted by JBCN School. The tournament witnessed participation from several schools across Mumbai, showcasing a high level of talent and competition.
Our young footballers demonstrated exceptional teamwork, determination, and skill throughout the matches, ultimately emerging as champions of the event!
 

Our talented NMAJS Girls Relay Team (ages 8–10) delivered an outstanding performance at the Viva Vibgyor Interschool Swimming Competition, bringing home two Silver Medals!

Competing in highly challenging events, the team secured:

 Silver – Freestyle Relay

 Silver – Medley Relay

This incredible achievement was made possible by the teamwork and determination of:
 Mishka Gupte (3A)
 Maahi Modi (3A)
 Idha Singh (2B)
 Ayana Garg (4A)

The National Robotics League (NRL) 2025, hosted by IIT Bombay and organised by TIS (The Innovation Story), brought together 100 teams from across India—including Delhi, Bangalore, Pune, and Mumbai—competing head-to-head across two divisions of 50 teams each.

Representing NMAJS, Team Havoc partnered with Team Quantus, forming a strong squad that advanced all the way to the Alpha Division Finals. Demonstrating strategy, precision, and exceptional teamwork, they delivered a powerful performance and finished as the First Runners-Up, missing the championship by only 9 points.

Team Havoc – Squad Captains (NMAJS):

• Ria Sanghavi (Team Captain)

• Yannick Lokur

• Rianna Arenja

• Aarush Kadakia

• Riddhi Shankar

• Aarit Gopalkrishnan

The squad also received nominations for the Brand Builder Award and the Changemakers Award, recognising their impact, innovation, and presence throughout the competition.

From DAIS, Team Infinitum showcased strong technical skill and sportsmanship, advancing to the Alpha Division Quarterfinals.

A special recognition goes to Mahir Thadani (DAIS Grade 8C), who received the prestigious Trailblazer Award. This honour is awarded to a student who demonstrates exceptional technical ability and shows strong potential to make a meaningful impact in STEM fields. Mahir was one of the standout performers of the entire competition

Our NMAJS Under-12 Boys’ Football Team emerged as Champions of the MSSA Under-12 Football Tournament, clinching a thrilling final against Christ Church High School with a nail-biting 5–4 penalty shootout victory.

Vidyut Sundar of MYP Class 8 A delivered an impressive performance at the AITA U-14 National Super Series Tennis Tournament held in Navi Mumbai, clinching the Runners-Up titles in both the Singles and Doubles categories.

Ria Sanghavi of MYP Class 8 B has been honoured with the International Technical Mastery Award at the Global Girls in FIRST Competition 2026.

This prestigious global recognition received applications from students across multiple countries and U.S. states. Notably, only seven girls worldwide were selected for this honour — and Ria, representing Team Eureka, is the sole award recipient from India.

We are delighted to share that Atharva Hemani of NMAJS PYP Class 4B secured 1st place in the Inter-State Motor Sports Racing Championship held in Ahmedabad on 1st February 2026.

The race, organised by the Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of India (FMSCI) in collaboration with IndiKarting, saw participants competing in the 8–13 years age category.

TejVir Kapoor of PYP Class 2 B and his partner won the children’s matches, with their team securing the Silver Medal, narrowly losing the finals 4–3.

Adding to this proud moment, TejVir was awarded the Most Valuable Player of the Tournament, recognised for defeating players much older and more experienced than him.

Roohani Khanna of NMAJS PYP Class 3 A, riding her horse Goldrina, secured a Gold Medal at the Cross-Country Outride (Beginners) Team Event.

The event was organised by the Amateur Riders' Club at the prestigious Mahalaxmi Race Course.

Rana Pandit of PYP Class 3A emerged victorious in two prestigious golf

tournaments — the Ruia Cup and the Guzder Cup — in the Under-9 category.

Ahaan Kataruka of PYP Class 5A participated in the 4th Anniversary Chessbase India Open Rated Rapid and Blitz Tournament. The tournament witnessed participation from nearly 400 players across India, including more than 25 titled players such as Grandmasters (GMs), International Masters (IMs), and FIDE Masters (FMs), making it a highly competitive event.
Ahaan delivered an impressive performance and secured 2nd place in the Blitz Under-11 Open category.
Throughout the nine rounds, Ahaan consistently defeated opponents rated over 150 points higher than him, significantly improving his rating. A major highlight of the tournament was his opportunity to play on the top boards against International Master Borgoankar Akshay, who is rated nearly 900 points higher.
 

Sara Jhaveri of NMAJS PYP Class 1A secured a Bronze Medal in Breaststroke at the CCI 78th Annual Swimming Gala 2026 in the Under-7 category, organised by GMAAA.

Tanishi Mazumder of Class VII A won a Bronze medal in the under-14 years age and below-44 kg weight category at the 6th edition of the International Schools National Judo Tournament organized by the International Schools Sports Organization (ISSO). The tournament was held at the Nita Mukesh Ambani International School (NMAJS).

Ria Subramanian of Class VIII A won a Gold medal in the under 17 years age and below 57 kg. weight category, at the 6th Edition of the International Schools National Judo Tournament organised by the International Schools Sports Organization (ISSO). The tournament was held at the Nita Mukesh Ambani International School (NMAJS).

Renaya Lakhani of Class V A won a Bronze Medal at the Children's Academy Interschool Judo Competition in the Under-12 years, Under-44 Kg category.

Mihir Kalothia of Class IV A won a Bronze Medal at the V. V. Bhat Memorial Interschool Judo Competition held at Children's Academy. Mihir won in the Under 12 years, below 30 Kg. weight category.

Veda Krishnan of Class VI A won a Silver medal in the under-14 years age and below 32 kg. weight category, at the 6th Edition of the International Schools National Judo Tournament organised by the International Schools Sports Organization (ISSO). The tournament was held at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Junior School (NMAJS).

Krrishiv Sharma of Class V A won a Gold Medal at the V. V. Bhat Memorial Interschool Judo Competition held at Children's Academy, in the Under 12 years, below 42 Kg weight category.

Aishani Agarwal of Class V A won a Silver Medal at the V. V. Bhat Memorial Interschool Judo Competition held at Children's Academy, in the Under 12 years, below 48 Kg weight category.

Veda Krishnan of Class VI A won a Silver Medal at the V. V. Bhat Memorial Interschool Judo Competition held at Children's Academy, in the Under 12 years, below 32 Kg weight category.

Ria wins a Silver

Ria Sanghavi of Class 7 B won a Silver medal in the under 14 years age category, and +54 kg. weight class, at the VIVA Interschool Judo Tournament.

Well, done Ria!!!

Purnaansh Patel of Class 8 B secured a Gold medal in the under-45 kg weight class, in the under-14 category at the Viva Interschool Judo Tournament. He achieved victory in his final three matches, including the championship bout, by scoring Ippon (knock-out) with superior techniques. Congratulations Purnaansh!!

Ria Subramanian of Class 8A won the Bronze medal in the under 16 years, below 57 kg weight category at the VIVA Inter School Judo Championship.

Congratulations to you!!!!

Ria Sanghavi of Class 7 B won a Gold medal at the Sub Junior Girls Trials for the State and National Judo Championships, conducted by the Mumbai Judo Association. Competing in the under-52 kg weight category, Ria will now represent Mumbai at the Maharashtra State and National Judo Championships for U-15 Girls in January 2025. Congratulations, Ria!

Aishani Agarwal of Class 5 A won a Bronze medal in the Judo Competition organized by the M.S.S.A. ( Mumbai Schools Sports Association) in the under 12-year-old girls’ category.

Ria Sanghavi of Class 7 B won a Gold medal at the MSSA Judo Championship 2024-25 in the Under-14 years, 52 kg weight category. She is gearing up for her National Judo Championship, which is scheduled for Balewadi Stadium, Pune.

Renaya Lakhani of Class 5A won a Bronze medal in the Under 12 (48 kg) category at the MSSA Judo competition.

Ria Sanghavi from Class 7B clinched a Bronze medal in the under-15 years age and below 52 kg weight category at the 51st Sub-Junior Maharashtra State Judo Championship 2024-25 conducted by Maharashtra Judo Association. She will now be representing Mumbai, at the Judo National Championship.

Mihir Kalothia of Class 4A won a Silver medal in the Under-12 age group at the MSSA Interschool Judo Competition.

Kian Trehan of Class 4B won a Bronze Medal at the MSSA Judo Under-10 years and below 33kg weight catagory.

Advay Dhoot of class 6 B secured a Silver medal in his ‘kata’ and a Bronze medal in individual ‘Kumite’ in the Brown Belt 3 category, at the GOJURYU KENPOUKAI KENBUKAN KARATEDO, 42nd ANNUAL INTER-SCHOOL & INTER-COLLEGIATE KARATE CHAMPIONSHIP 2024. The championship had over 650 participants from more than 45 Mumbai Schools.

Aryavir Mehta of Class 6 B won a Gold Medal at the Sports For All Inter-School Taekwondo Championship in the under 44 kg. weight category.

Congratulations, Aryavir!!!

Aadhya Yoddha of Class 6 B won a Gold Medal at the Sports For All Inter-School Taekwondo Championship in the Under-14 years age and under 54 kg. weight category.

Awesome performance Aadhya!!!

Precision and Prowess

Myra Arora of Class 8 A won a Gold Medal at the National level in the Precision Category at the 62nd National Roller Skating Competition of Artistic Skating organised by the Roller Skating Federation of India-India Skate.

Ahaan Kataruka of Class 4A won Gold at the MSSA Interschool Chess Tournament in the U10 Boys’ category. Ahaan was the only player out of 527 participants to remain undefeated throughout the tournament, scoring 8.5/9, including 8 wins and 1 draw.

Ahaan Kataruka of class 4 A won a Silver Medal at the SFA (Sports For All) Interschool Chess tournament in the under-11 years Boys’ category.

He scored 8/9 points amongst the 235 participants from 67 schools across Mumbai, in his category. Ahaan was amongst the younger players in his category.

Bravo Ahaan!!

Anishka Biyani of Class III B, showcased exceptional skill, securing a Bronze medal in the U-9 Girls category at the prestigious SFA Inter-School Chess Championships.

Anahita Mehendale of Class 4 A won two Silver medals in the Greater Mumbai Amateur Aquatic Association (GMAAA) lower age group meet on 19/10/24. She won in the 50m x4 freestyle relay and medley relay.

NMAJS Twins Aarush Khanna of Class VA & Aadvik Khanna of Class VB played against each other in the Finals of the MSSA U-12 Tennis Tournament. Aarush won the championship in a tiebreaker. Congratulations boys!🏆

Aarav Mulay of Class 8 B won the Singles (6-3,6-4) and the Doubles (6-2,6-2) Championship Titles at the AITA CS7 Boys Under 14 Tennis Tournament. He was awarded two trophies to mark his victory.

Aarush Khanna of Class VA has achieved remarkable success at the MSLTA U10 Lawn Tennis Tournament (singles) held in Mumbai. In a thrilling final, Aarush defeated top-seeded Ethan Lothi to secure the Gold Medal.

Vidyut Sundar of Class 7A won a Silver medal in the MSSA Tennis under-14 years age category tournament. He won all his singles and doubles matches through the tournament to propel NMAJS to the Finals.

Aarav Mulay of Class 8 B and his partner Dhruv Sehgal won the Doubles Tennis Title at the Nerul AITA (All India Ranking ) Super Series Boys Under-14 Tournament, defeating the top seeds with a score of 6-2, 6-3.

Aarush Khanna, of Class 5A participated in the MSLTA - ALL INDIA RANKING CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES in the Lawn Tennis U12 boys’ category. He secured the Runner-Up position in the Finals against the first seed of the tournament.

Ira Pande of Class 7 B won the Silver medal in the U-14 years Girls' Tennis event at the ISSO National Games 2024. She played three round-robin matches winning in her group, and then the quarterfinals, semi-finals, and final. She lost in the final to an AITA-ranked player.

Vidyut Sundar of Class 7 A, with his doubles partner Ansh Jalota, won the Winner's Title in the AITA CS7 U-14 tennis tournament.

Being the top seeded players, they lived up to the expectations by crushing the opponents 6-1, 6-2 with their powerful and consistent gameplay.

Ira Pande of Class 7 B won the Girls' Singles Under-14 Tennis title at the SFA Championships Mumbai 2024-2025. Her win has qualified her to play in the SFA Pro Championships scheduled for 2025. Congratulations, Ira!

Kiara Menzies, from NMAJS MYP Class 7B bagged a Gold, two Silvers and a Bronze medal in a brilliant gymnastics performance at the Brihanmumbai District Artistic Gymnastics competition 2024!

Kiara Menzies of Class VII B competed at the Artistic Gymnastics Maharashtra State Championships in Pune. She qualified to represent Mumbai Suburbs at this state-level competition, and she won a Bronze medal for her performance on the Beam and a Silver medal for her overall Team performance.

Style and Skill

Tia Vasa of Class 9 A won 3 Bronze medals in the under-16 age category at the 16th Rhythmic Gymnastics Mumbai City District selections on the hoop, ball, and all-around style. She has also been selected to represent Mumbai city at the Maharashtra State championships.

Anika Rangwalla of Class VII A secured the 5th position with a score of 4 over par, in the US Kids Golf New Delhi NCR Local Tour Fall 2024.

Swinging to Victory

Anika Rangwalla of Class 7 A secured First Place and was the Winner in Category C (Girls) at the Western India Golf Union Junior Feeder Tour 2024, held at Willingdon Sports Club, Mumbai.

Kabir Bhasin of Class VIII B won the Silver medal in the under-14 boys’ age category at the Inter-school Table Tennis tournament organized by the Mumbai Schools Sports Association (MSSA).

Aarush Khanna, of Class 5A participated in the MSLTA - ALL INDIA RANKING CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES in the Lawn Tennis U12 boys’ category. He secured the Runner-Up position in the Finals against the first seed of the tournament.

TilakVir Kapoor of Class 4 B represented India at the prestigious EVISU International Squash Championships 2024, held in Hong Kong. TilakVir showcased exceptional talent, determination, and sportsmanship throughout the tournament, reaching the finals and securing the Runners-Up position for India.

Congratulations, TilakVir!

Aarav Mulay of Class 8 B won the Mens’ Singles Title at the All India Ranking Tennis Championship Series 7 held in Mumbai.

Game, Set, Win!

Aarush Khanna, student of Class 5 A earned the Runner-up position in the U12 Boy's category in Lawn tennis in the 45th year at Prabodhan Inter School Games 2024 – 2025, representing Nita Mukesh Ambani Junior School.

Aarav Mulay of Class 8 B was the Runner-up in the Boys’ under-16 All India Ranking Tennis Championship Series. He is an under-14 player, however, he had to play the qualifiers to reach the main draw and from there he reached the finals in a very close match.

Kabir Sets New Meet Records

Kabir Khubchandani of Class 7 B participated in the CCI (Cricket Club of India) 77th Open Swimming Gala in the Boys Under 12 division and earned a total tally of 5 Individual Medals and set 5 New Meet Records in the following events:

1) 100mts. Individual Medley - Gold (New Meet Record)
2) 50 mts. Breast Stroke - Gold (New Meet Record)
3) 50 mts. Back Stroke - Gold (New Meet Record)
4) 50mts. Butterfly Stroke - Gold (New Meet Record)
5) 50 mts.Freestyle - Gold (New Meet Record)
 

Kabir was conferred with the Boys Under 12 Individual Champions Trophy.

Anahita Mehendale of Class 4 A participated in the CCI 77th Open Swimming Gala and won 1 Silver and 1 Bronze medal in the 4x50m Medley Relay and 4x50m Freestyle Relay in the Girls Under 9 yrs category.

Incredible Kabir

Kabir Khubchandani of Class 7B participated in the MSSA Annual Inter School Aquatic Championship 2024 -25, in the Boys Under 14 category and set the pool ablaze with a total tally of 5 individual Gold medals in the following events:

1) Freestyle 100mt - Gold
2) Butterfly 100mt - Gold
3) Backstroke 100mt - Gold
4) Breaststroke 100mt - Gold
5) 200mt Individual Medley - Gold
 

Kabir led our school relay team which to victory too.

Team Effort!

At the MSSA Annual Inter School Aquatic Championship 2024 -25, conducted at the MGMO swimming pool in Mumbai, our boys Kabir Khubchandani of Class 7B, Sri Vihaan Chavva of Class 7A, Satya Veer Khubchandani of Class 5A and Karam Veer Khubchandani of Class 5B participated in the relays. Their remarkable performance won them 2 medals in the under-16 years relay races.

1) GOLD medal in 4X50m Medley Relay
5) BRONZE medal in 4X50m Freestyle Relay
 

Well done, boys!

Two Bronze Wins for Anahita

Anahita Mehendale of Class 4A represented NMAJS in the Girls’ Under 10 years age category at the 45th Prabodhan Krida Mahotsav 2024 interschool competition. She won two Bronze medals in the 50m Butterfly and 50m Breaststroke

Two Bronze Wins for Anahita

Satya Veer Khubchandani of Class 5A participated in the ISSO Swim Meet in Mumbai. Satya earned a total tally of 5 individual medals in the Boys U-11 group.
50mt Freestyle - Silver
50mt Backstroke - Silver
50mt Breaststroke - Silver
50mt Butterfly Stroke - Bronze
200mt Individual Medley - Silver

Along with his teammates, the team scored a Gold in the 4X50 mt. Freestyle Relay.

Mannat Kaur Tripathi of Class 5 A participated in the ISSO Swimming competition for years below 9 and 11.

Mannat won 3 medals:
50mt Freestyle - Silver
50mt Butterfly Stroke - Silver
50mt Backstroke - Bronze

Karam Veer Khubchandani (5B), Ridhaan Modi (3B), Ronav Shah (4B), and Satya Veer Khubchandani (5A) participated in the ISSO Swim Meet which was conducted at Chhatrabhuj Narsee School, Mumbai. They won a Gold medal in the 4X50 mt. Freestyle Relay Boys Under-11 group. Well Done, Boys!!!

Riana Arenja of Class 7 B won First place and a Gold medal in the Uneven Bars and the second place and a Silver medal in the All-Round event at the Gymnastics State-level Championship organized by the Maharashtra Amateur Gymnastics Academy.

Prisha Premnarayen of Class 2 A won a Bronze medal in the MSSA Judo competition U-8 age category.

Puraansh Patel of Class 8 B won a Silver medal in the under-14-year-old category, in the below 46 kg class, at Sensei N T & M N Bangera Memorial Judo Championship 2024-25.

Ria Subramanian won a Bronze medal in the under16 years category, below 57 kg. weight class. at the Sensei N T & M N Bangera Memorial Judo Championship 2024-25.

Veda Krishnan of Class 6 A won a Gold medal in the under-12 age, below 40 kg weight class at the Sensei N T & M N Bangera Memorial Judo Championship 2024-25.

Akshara Vivek of Class 4 A won the Bronze medal at the 3rd Open National Taekwondo Championship 2025

Ilaan Kapadia of Class 8 A won the Gold medal in the under-14 years age group at the Maharashtra State Taekwondo Championship 2025.

Tanishi Mazumder of Class 7 A won 3 gold medals in the 50-meter freestyle, butterfly, and breaststroke events, along with 1 Bronze medal in the 50-meter backstroke at the Inaugural Bombay Gymkhana Inter Club Aquatic Championships 2025.

Tanish Shah of Class 2 B won a Gold medal in the 50-meter x 4 Mixed relay, a Silver medal in the 50-meter Breaststroke and a Bronze medal in the 50-meter Freestyle at the Inaugural Bombay Gymkhana Inter Club Aquatic Championships 2025.

Aarav Mulay of Class 8 B is ranked No. 3 in the Maharashtra State Rankings and No. 28 in the India Rankings, by the All India Tennis Association in the under-14 Boys category. We are proud of Aarav’s hard work and dedication.

Aarav Mulay of Class 8 B was the Runner-up in the All India Tennis Association Boys Under 14 National Series tennis tournament. He defeated the number 2 seed on his way to the final.

Aarav Mulay of Class 8 B won 2 Runner-up titles in the National Series, a very high-ranking national tournament, in the Boys under-14 age category.

The National Series was held by the All India Tennis Association.

Vidyut Sundar of Class 7 A has lifted the Doubles winner title in the AITA U-14 Tennis Championship 2025. Being the top seeds in the championship, Vidyut and his partner prevailed over the opponents throughout the tournament to win the finals 6-0, 6-3.

Amyra Kapadia of Class 5 B secured First place in the State Invitational Gymnastics Competition.

Her overall achievements included:

1st place in the Overall event

2nd place in the Floor event

2nd place in Uneven Bars

3rd place in the Balance Beam

Nyra Chakka of Class 2 A secured 2nd position in the category of Uneven Bars at an Invitational Gymnastics competition in which several Gymnastics clubs across the state participated.

Rana Pandit of Class 2 A secured Second position at the prestigious Ruia Cup and the Guzder Cup playing in the under-10 Category. He was the youngest player on the course at the two Golf tournaments and managed to win the Runner-Up position. Congratulations Rana!

TilakVir Kapoor of Class 4 B reached the finals and secured the Runner-Up Position at 2 major Squash events in the city:

(i) All India Otters Squash Championships 2025; and

(ii) All India Willingdon Sports Club Squash Championships 2025.

Atharva Hemani of Class 3 B won 2nd place in Motor Sports Interstate Racing at Ahmedabad in Kart Racing organized by FMSCI and Indi Karting. He participated in the age group 8 to 13 years. Atharva also achieved 2nd runner-up in the entire season races of 2024.

Aarya Kapadia of Class 1B secured a Bronze Medal in the Under-10 Equitation Round at the Annual Goodwill Equitation Games 2024 hosted by the prestigious Goodwill Stud Farms. At only 6 years, Aarya was the youngest rider in the competition, for which she was commended by all.

Aarya possesses an incredible passion for horse riding, which is truly inspiring!.

Raajvir Kapoor of Class 8A participated at the MISA ( Members of International Schools) Sports Gala and won a Silver medal in the 400 m. sprint.

Congratulations Raajvir!!!

TejVir Kapoor of Class 1 B was awarded the "Most Valuable Player" and was lauded for his determination, perseverance and team spirit at the Otters Premier League Pickleball Championships 2025. Notably, TejVir competed against and defeated players with significantly more age and experience, showcasing remarkable determination, perseverance, and team spirit.

Congratulations TejVir.

Anishka Biyani of Class 3 B has demonstrated exceptional chess skills, by winning 1st place in the under 9 girls' category at the 12th Circle Chess All India Open FIDE Rating Championship in Mumbai. This victory has contributed to her impressive international rapid rating of 1576 Elo (March 1, 2025) and top global rankings, placing her 3rd in India, 25th in Asia, and 52nd worldwide among 9-year-old girls.

Ahaan Kataruka of NMAJS PYP Class 4 A won a Gold medal in the U-11 age category in the "Chess Without Borders” International Interschool Chess Competition organized by the Australian International School of Bangkok.

Ahaan being one of the younger players in his category, delivered an exceptional performance, remaining undefeated throughout the tournament. He secured 5.5/6, with five wins and one draw.

Congratulations Ahaan!

Anahita Mehendale of Class 4 A has won 2 Bronze medals in the 50-meter x 4 Freestyle relay and in the 50-meter x 4 Medley Relay at Juhu Vile Parle Gymkhana Club, Open Swimming Competition 2025.

Rajvir Kapoor of Class 8 A has won a Silver medal in the long jump event for the under-14 years age category at the Bombay City District Athletics Association.

This win qualifies him for the State-level meet in Pandharpur.

Ira Teny of Class 7 A achieved a remarkable victory by winning the Gold medal in the Show Jumping (70cm - 80cm) category at the ARC Horse Show

Aarush Khanna of NMAJS PYP Class 5 A secured the Double Crown winning both the under-12 Boys’ Singles title against his brother, Aadvik Khanna and the under-12 Boys’ Doubles title with his partner, Aadvik at the MSLTA – All India Ranking Tennis Championship Series 2025.

Congratulations!

Anaishaa Murarka, Raeya Guha Thakurta from
Class 5B along with Aarit Gopalkrishnan of 6B,
representing NMAJS, were declared champions in
the Junior category of Suncity School x Debaters of
India Interschool Competition.

The team, The Logic Legends, went through 2 preliminary rounds and a semi-final round virtually before they made it to the finals. The event was organised by "Debaters of India" and 40 teams participated from grades 4 to 6. The topic for the finals was "This house regrets the narrative that there is no substitute for hard work". Our team was speaking for the Opposition and they secured the gold medal.

Anaishaa Murarka, Raeya Guha Thakurta from Class 5B along with Aarit Gopalkrishnan of 6B, representing NMAJS, were declared champions in the Junior category of Suncity School x Debaters of India Interschool Competition.

Saketaram Manikantan of NMAJS MYP
Class 7A ranked in the Top 10 of all
contestants in the Junior Category of The
Cathedral Hackathon’24.

Our talented debaters, Saketaram Manikantan (7A), and Evanya Chudgar (7A), along with Anoushka Tandon (DAIS ICSE 10A ), Apoorv Gupta (DAIS ICSE 10A), Sudarshan Manikantan (DAIS ICSE 9A),made us incredibly proud at the annual Jaipur Debate’24 held from 2nd to 4th August'24. They participated with top debating teams across 25 reputed schools.

The Senior Team, led by Anoushka, Apoorv, and Sudarshan, emerged as Champions! They also secured top spots in the Overall Best Speaker awards. The Junior Team, consisting of Saketaram, and Evanya, reached the semifinals and showcased exceptional talent. Additionally, Saketaram received the Best Speaker Award. A huge congratulations to all our debaters for their hard work and dedication. We're so proud of you!

Shanayaa Tandon of Class 3 B was adjudged the 1st Runner Up at the Pearl Padamsee Trophy for Excellence in Speech and Drama-2024, in the 7-9 years age group

Ved from Class 5 A, who have been recognised as ‘published authors’ by Scholastic India Pvt. Ltd.!

Their work features in ‘The Book of Gen-Z Literature: Guide to Child Bliss’ and ‘A Sea of Spectacular Stories’ – splendid anthologies of short stories by budding authors.

This incredible achievement comes after completing their manuscripts in just 10 days through a focused mentorship programme under the guidance of Literary Experts—a truly commendable feat!

We are proud of our young authors!

Naevah Mehta of PYP Class 5 A & Vedika Teli of 5 B were Runners-up in the finals of the Junior World Schools Debating Championships (WSDC) at the Frankenstein 2025, the largest sustainability debate held at IIT Delhi. Their insightful oration on sustainability sparked awareness and encouraged action for a greener world.

Vivaan Joshi of Class 8B received a Bronze medal in the Hong Kong International Mathematical Olympiad (HKIMO) and a Silver medal in the Mathematical Master Cup World Open Competition.

Huge congratulations to Ria Sanghavi of grade 7B for her spectacular achievement!

Ria’s dedication, hardwork and commitment towards coding and python has helped her secure 12th place out of 13,530 contestants who participated in ICode Hackathon Python challenge in the India Zonal Finals (West). Ria will now be participating in the Nationals scheduled on 21st September 2024.

Our Class 5 students achieved a remarkable victory by winning a Gold medal at the prestigious Debate Competition in IIT Bombay. The competition was organized by the Indian Debating League and IIT Bombay DebSoc, which saw participation from over 900 students representing 70 top schools across India.

The team of 3 Class 5 students comprised of:

Gunranak Singh Khurana (5B)
Renaya Lakhani (5A)
Rutva Kasi (5B)

They excelled in the junior category on the topic of Artificial Intelligence.

Sanaaya Joisher of Class VIII B raised Rs. 5.4 lakhs to give underprivileged women and girls living in rural Maharashtra & Karnataka reusable sanitary pads. She has impacted over 1080 girls and women till date. This campaign is run by her for the NGO ‘ Go Girl Foundation’ and is called Project Red. She will be visiting one of the villages to educate the girls and women on the importance of using these recyclable pads and how they must be used.

Details of the Crowdfunding Campaign run by Sanaaya Joisher & why it Matters

50 % of women and girls in rural areas and urban slums have poor menstrual hygiene practices. They end up using materials like paper, husk, dirty cloth, ash etc.

23 % girls drop out of schools when they start menstruating. Hence this is a big issue in our country. UNESCO also uses these reusable pads in Africa.

Dev Khandelwal of Class II A was a successful candidate at the HKIMO (Hong Kong International Maths Olympiad) where he won a Silver medal in the finals, with a score of 100 / 150. He was amongst two winners from India in the Primary 1 Category.

Aliya Agrawal of Class 6 won a Gold medal for India in Western Classical Vocals at the 'Suoni Di Venezia' youth competition. The competition, held by the Benedetto Marcello Conservatory in Venice, Italy, showcased young musical talent from around the world.

Aliya's winning performance included three diverse and challenging pieces:

"Digna Re" (in Italian) by G. Frederick Handel
"Smile" (in English) by Charlie Chaplin
"Once Upon a Dream" (in English) by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.

Aaryan Modi of MYP Class 7 A and his teammate Aryan Shah of IGCSE Class 8 D won the Gold Medal at the 2024 Regional Championship for the World Robot Olympiad in the Robomission Junior category.

They both will now prepare for the National Championship which will be held in Delhi or Ahmedabad in October. The winner of the Nationals will represent India in Turkey later this year.

Aadvik Khanna of NMAJS PYP Class 5 B secured the under-12 Boys’ Singles Runner-up title playing the finals against his brother Aarush Khanna at the MSLTA – All India Ranking Tennis Championship Series 2025.

Adding to his success, Aadvik also claimed the under-12 Boys’ Doubles championship title.

Congratulations!

Reyansh Govindaraju of Class 6 B won two Silver medals in Poomsae and Kyurogi techniques, and one Bronze medal in Speed Kicking at the 1st Maharashtra Children’s Taekwondo Union State Championship 2025.

Vidyut Sundar of Class 7 A won the Winner’s title in Doubles & the Runners-up title in Singles in the U-14 category at the All India Tennis Championship Series 2025.

Aadvik Khanna of NMAJS PYP Class 5 B clinched the Boys’ Doubles title once again with his partner, his brother Aarush Khanna in the U-12 category at the the All India Tennis Championship 2025.

At the All India Tennis Championship Series 2025, Aarush Khanna of NMAJS PYP Class 5 B secured the Double Crown once again, winning both the under-12 Boys’ Singles title against his brother, Aadvik Khanna and the under-12 Boys’ Doubles title with his partner, Aadvik.

Congratulations Aarush

Ayana Garg of PYP Class 3 A secured a national scholarship in a Math competition conducted by the Institute for Promotion of Mathematics. She also won a Gold Medal of Excellence in the International Maths Olympiad (IMO), conducted by the Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF) India, in a two-round competition.

Ayana won a Gold Medal of Excellence in the National Science Olympiad (NSO) as well.

Proud of you, Ayana!

At the 1st IVEI Rapid Rated Open Chess Tournament, Ahaan Katuraka of PYP Class 4 A won 2nd place in the U-11 age category, scoring 5.5/9.

Congratulations Ahaan.

Aarav Mulay of NMAJS MYP Class 8 B won the Doubles Category and was the runner-up in the Singles Category at the Asian Tennis Federation (ATF) Asian Tennis Tournament for the U-14 age category.

Kabir Khubchandani of Class 7 B won the Individual Champions Trophy in the Boys’ Under-13 category at the 38th Otters Club Open Swimming Championship 2025. 
Kabir's exceptional performance earned him a remarkable tally of 6 individual medals and 2 additional medals in the relays. His individual medal haul includes Gold medals in the 200m Individual Medley, 100m Butterfly Stroke, 200m Freestyle, and 100m Freestyle. He also bagged the Silver in the 100m Back Stroke, and 100m Breaststroke.

Adding to his success, Kabir and his teammates secured Gold in the 4x50 m Freestyle Relay and 4x50 m Medley Relay.

Viha Gahrotra of Class 7 A and her partner Prakhar Bansal of 9 C secured 1st Position in the 9th E-Bridge Online Junior Tournament on Real Bridge, organised by the Bridge Federation of India.

They competed in the U-16 category against teams comprising U-21 and U-26 participants from across India. This outstanding performance showcases their exceptional talent and dedication to the game. Congratulations, Viha and Prakhar.

Anaya Deshmukh of MYP Class 7A has initiated an inspiring Service as Action project titled "Daughters of India," a heartfelt initiative dedicated to honouring the often-unseen yet deeply inspirational women of our nation. Her project aligns meaningfully with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals—SDG 5: Gender Equality and SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities—by promoting recognition, respect, and equal opportunities for all women.

Through her remarkable independent fundraising efforts, Anaya has raised an impressive ₹3.5 lakhs, which directly supports the establishment of a girls' hostel in Wada, Maharashtra. This hostel will serve as a safe space for education and empowerment, enabling young girls to access opportunities they rightfully deserve.

Anaya’s passion, initiative, and commitment to meaningful change exemplify the spirit of global citizenship. We are proud of her outstanding efforts and look forward to seeing the continued impact of her project.

At the All Asia Northern Slam Squash Championship 2025, TilakVir Kapoor of Class 4 B played the finals and secured the Runner-up position. 

Congratulations TilakVir!

Vedika Teli of Class 5 B & Naevah Mehta of Class 5 A, along with their team member Vinayak from Delhi, won the Silver medal and Runner-up trophy at the IIT Kanpur Indian Debating Competition 2025 Junior Category.

Ira Tenny from Class 7 A won a Bronze medal in the Show Jumping event 'Fault and Out' and placed 5th in the Dressage Trot Test at the Indigenous Horse Society Tamil Nadu Showjumping and Dressage Competition 2025.

At the All Asia Northern Slam Squash Championship 2025, TilakVir Kapoor of Class 4 B played the finals and secured the Runner-up position. 

Congratulations TilakVir! 

Kieara Patodi of PYP Class 5 A secured the Bronze position at the national-level debate competition organised by the Indian Debating League, hosted at IIT Kanpur. She was also honoured with the Advocacy Award for her performance.

Anishka Biyani of Class 3 B won the Mumbai City District U-9 Chess Girls' Championship with a perfect score of 5/5. Her exceptional skill and composure earned her 1st place, qualifying her to represent Mumbai City at the upcoming U-9 Maharashtra State Chess Championship.

Anaishaa Murarka of Class 5 B achieved remarkable success at the Warwick Junior Debating Championship, a prestigious national-level competition for young debaters.

Competing in the U-11 category, Anaishaa’s team triumphed through five intense qualifying rounds, advancing to the semi-finals and finals, where they were ultimately crowned Champions.

Anaishaa’s individual performance was equally impressive, earning her:

• Finals Best Speaker (U-11 category)
• 4^th Best Speaker (U-11 Category)
• 10^th Best Speaker across India

Ira Bakshi of Class 4B showed remarkable initiative, compassion, and leadership through her heartfelt campaign, HATSOFF. To express gratitude to Mumbai’s unsung heroes, Ira invited donations of caps and hats to be distributed to street workers, daily wage earners, and BMC workers.
On 1st May 2025, Ira personally distributed 304 caps and hats to the workers, offering protection from the sun and a symbolic gesture of thanks.
The campaign’s success was made possible through the kindness of contributors, donors, and well-wishers.

Kiara Purandare of Class 8 A represented Maharashtra in the Girls’ Épée Fencing Team Championships (U-18 category) at the Khelo India Youth Games winning a Silver medal.
At just 14 years old, Kiara was the youngest member of the Maharashtra team, a remarkable feat in the high-level junior competition.
 

In a heartwarming act of creativity and compassion, Naevah Mehta of Class 5 A combined art with advocacy by hand-painting and selling canvas pouches to raise funds for Access Life Foundation. Her initiative helps to provide nutritious meals for a week to children battling cancer, an effort that echoes the spirit of UN Sustainable Development Goal 3 (Good Health & Well-being) and 17 (Partnerships for the Goals).

Proud of you, Naevah!

Naevah Mehta of Class 5 A put up an impressive performance at the 1st Children’s Taekwondo Union State Championship. She secured a Silver medal in Kyurogi (Sparring) and a Bronze medal in Poomsae Technique.
Congratulations Naevah!

Vansh Premnarayen of Class 4 A participated in the Youth Football Championship with his Team Kopana.
The Team won the Runner-up position in the League.
Vansh played a vital role in the attacking and central midfield in the league matches.

Navya Thali of Class 8 B transformed her creativity into compassion through her participation in the Helping Hands Foundation Exhibition — not once, but twice — at the prestigious St. Regis, Mumbai.
In both October 2024 and April 2025, Navya showcased her handmade, doctor-approved bathing salts, selling over 120 units to support children battling paediatric cancer. Her initiative not only raised valuable funds but also sparked meaningful conversations, reflecting the spirit of social entrepreneurship. Through this inspiring journey, Navya discovered the profound impact of using one’s talents to make a real difference in the lives of others.

Aarav Mulay of Class 8 B was the Runner-Up in the Boys’ Under-14 National Series Tennis Tournament held at CCI in Mumbai. The final match ended with each one winning a set. (7-5, 4-6).

Raeya Guha Thakurta of NMAJS PYP Class 5 B, along with teammates Jaiveer Bansal and Devika Singh, emerged victorious at the Junior World Schools Debating Championship (WSDC) 2025 held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Congratulations!
 

NMAJS and DAIS Students made their mark at the 2025 Tolani National Bridge Championships organised by the Maharashtra Bridge Association and the Bridge Federation of India with two stellar first-place finishes. 

1st in Pairs (U-16) Ananya Mehta of NMAJS Class 8 A with Jashith Narang of DAIS Class 9 C 

1st in Teams (U-16): Jashith Narang and Prakhar Bansal of DAIS, Class 9 C, with Ananya Mehta of NMAJS Class 8 A and Viha Gahrotra of NMAJS Class 7 A

Advay Dhoot of MYP Class 6 B secured 3rd place in the U-14 category, all while being one of the youngest contenders at the Dr. Hegde Chess Tournament 2025.

He remained undefeated through every round, including matches against two rated players.

Congratulations, Advay!
 

Myra Arora of Class 8 A won a Gold Medal at the National level in the Precision Category at the 62nd National Roller Skating Competition of Artistic Skating organised by the Roller Skating Federation of India-India Skate.

During the recent winter break, Vianraj Singh of Class 4A displayed remarkable creativity, determination, and a sense of social responsibility by channeling his time and skills into a meaningful initiative. His efforts not only showcased his talent but also brought attention to his compassion for global causes

Vianraj, an avid artist, decided to use his skills to support the United Nations Refugee Agency, the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR). He began by creating an array of artworks but soon realized that crafting usable products could attract more buyers. With this insight, he expanded his efforts and dedicated 7 to 9 hours daily to designing and producing marvelous items. Over the course of a week, he tirelessly worked to create a variety of unique and appealing goods, including coasters, bookmarks, magnets, pen-stands, calendars, and key chains.

He then sold these creations in the local markets of Jaipur, which were bustling with tourists during the holiday season. Vianraj’s creations were highly appreciated and eagerly purchased by both locals and tourists alike. Through his hard work and innovative approach, he was able to collect a significant sum of ₹34,450.

Demonstrating extraordinary generosity, he donated the entire amount to the United Nations Refugee Agency to support displaced individuals in need. His selfless act serves as an inspiring example of how young minds can make a positive impact on the world. The school commends his efforts and hopes that his story inspires his peers to pursue similar ventures that combine creativity with compassion.

Tanishi Mazumder of MYP Class 8 A won a Silver Medal in the 200m Breaststroke in the Girls' under-14 category at the Maharashtra State Aquatic Meet 2025.

Vedikka Srinivvasan of Class 5 A showcased her fencing prowess once again by clinching the Bronze medal in the U-12 Girls' Épée event at the Maharashtra State Fencing Championship 2025.

This marks her second consecutive podium finish, having also secured a Bronze in the U-10 Girls Épée category at last year’s event. Her consistent performance highlights her growing skill, determination, and love for the sport.

Four of our students—Jashith Narang (DAIS Class10), Ananya Mehta (NMAJS Class 8A), Viha Gahrotra (NMAJS Class 7A), and Prakhar Bansal (DAIS Class 10 C)—represented Team India (U-16) at the 19th World Youth Bridge Team Championships (WYTC) in Italy.
Out of 689 competitors from 33 countries, Team India achieved an exceptional 4th place finish, making history by entering the semi-finals for the first time ever for India, in this prestigious global bridge tournament.
In addition, the pair of Jashith and Ananya secured 5th place globally in the official Butler Rankings—a commendable international recognition of their strategic brilliance and partnership.
 

Tiana Dharia of NMAJS PYP Class 5 B delivered an outstanding performance at the 9–12 years National 4 Category Gymnastics Championship.

Her achievements include:

• 2^nd Place (Silver Medal) – Uneven Bars
• 3^rd Place – All-Round Individual Award

Congratulations, Tiana!

Nyra Chakka of NMAJS PYP Class 3 A shone bright at the Invitational Gymnastics Competition conducted by Infinity and Leap Gymnastics in Pune.

Among a total of 100 gymnasts who participated, Nyra stood out with her remarkable performance:

• Gold Medal – Balancing Beam
• Bronze Medal – All-Rounder Individual Award

Way to go, Nyra!

Shanayaa Tandon of NMAJS PYP Class 4 B won Third Place in the Under-11 category at the Mumbai District Table Tennis Open Championship 2025. 

Anaya Deshmukh of NMAJS MYP Class 8 A was selected as a HundrED Youth Ambassador 2025, in partnership with the International Baccalaureate and Festival of Hope. 
Her inspiring project Daughters of India and her vision for change will now find a global stage alongside young changemakers from across the world. 
Proud of you, Anaya! 
 

TejVir Kapoor of NMAJS PYP Class 2 B, showcased remarkable talent at the All India Matunga Gymkhana Junior Open Squash Championships 2025.

Competing in the Mixed Under-9 Category, TejVir secured the Gold Medal.

Congratulations, TejVir!
 

Vidyut Sundar of MYP Class 8 A emerged victorious in the Tennis Doubles tournament at the U-14 All India Tennis Association Championship Series 7, held in Jaipur.

A proud moment as Vidyut showcased incredible skill, teamwork, and determination on a national platform, emerging victorious among India’s finest young players.

Way to go, Vidyut — keep achieving new milestones!
 

Ria Sanghavi of MYP Class 8 B secured the Gold Medal in Judo in the Under-14 years category  (56kg class) at the prestigious Sensei N.T. & M.N. Bangera Championship 2025-2026.

Krrishiv Sharma of MYP Class 6A won a gold medal in Judo in the U-14 boys’ 46 kg category at the Sensei N.T. and M.N. Bangera Championship 2025-2026.
 

Ahaan Kataruka of PYP Class 5 A won a Bronze at the ISSO Chess U-11 Boys Championship! 

✔️ Nearly 100 players in his category
✔️ Scored 6/7 points
✔️ Narrow tie for 2nd place (0.5 Buchholz difference)
✔️ Qualified for the ISSO World Schools Tournament 

Proud of you, Ahaan! 

TilakVir Kapoor of PYP Class 5 B won the Silver Medal at the All Asian Junior Squash Championships 2025.

With this outstanding performance, TilakVir concludes the season as India’s No. 1 and Asia’s No. 2 in the Under-11 category — a remarkable feat at such a young age.

Ivana Shah of Class 3B showcased her talent at the 6th National Pole & Aerial Silks Championship 2025. Competing against some of the best young athletes in the country, Ivana delivered a remarkable performance and secured the Bronze Medal.

Adding to the excitement, this championship also served as a selection trial for the Pole and Aerial World Championship 2025, scheduled to take place in Hungary this December

Reya Parikh (6B), Misha Baijal (6B), and Aradhya Munot (7A) made us proud by winning the Bronze Medal at the National Championship of the World Robotics Olympiad (WRO) 2025 in the Junior Under-15 age category – Robomission.

Their teamwork, creativity, and problem-solving skills shone brightly on this national platform, where they competed with some of the finest young robotic minds from across the country. This achievement is a testament to their innovation and perseverance.

Congratulations to Reya, Misha, and Aradhya on this incredible milestone!

 

Kiara Menzies of NMAJS Class 8 B excelled at the Infinity Gymnastics Invitational.

Her medal haul includes:
🥇 Gold – Overall Performance (National 5, Open Age)
🥇 Gold – Floor
🥇 Gold – Balance Beam
🥇 Gold – Uneven Bars
🥈 Silver – Vault

Karam Veer Khubchandani of class 6 B won 2 Silver medals in Relays at the ISSO NATIONAL SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2025 in the Boys U14 age category.

He clinched his medals in:
• 4x100m Medley Relay 
• 4x100m Freestyle Relay
 

Satya Veer Khubchandani Class 6 A won two Silver Medals at the ISSO National Swimming Championships 2025. 
He clinched his medals in:
• 4x100m Medley Relay 
• 4x100m Freestyle Relay

Congratulations, SatyaVeer!
 

Abir Mallur from Class 7A won two silver medals in relay events at the ISSO National Swimming Championships 2025 in the Boys' U-14 age category. 
He earned silver medals in the following events: 
- 4x100m Medley Relay 
- 4x100m Freestyle Relay

Congratulations, Abir!
 

Kiara Menzies of Class 8 B excelled at the National 5 Category State Gymnastics Invitational. Competing in the Open Age 13+ category, Kiara claimed the Individual Championship title, securing four gold medals for her overall performance, as well as on the floor, balancing beam, and uneven bars. She also added a silver medal on the vault to her impressive tally.

Tanishi Mazumder Shines at ISSO National Swimming Championships

Tanishi Mazumder of Class 8 A brought home an impressive haul of medals at the under-14 girls’ ISSO National Swimming Championships.

Tanishi showcased exceptional talent in the pool, clinching two Gold medals in relay events and three Silver medals in individual competitions. 
Her outstanding performance highlights her dedication and skill in swimming.  
Individual Achievements:
- 400m Freestyle: Silver 
- 100m Breaststroke: Silver 
-  200m Breaststroke: Silver

Relay Achievements: 
- 4X100 Medley Relay Gold
- 4X100 Freestyle Relay Gold
 

Misha Kapoor of PYP Class 4 B clinched the Silver Medal in the U-10 Girls’ Mumbai Sport Climbing Competition, missing gold by just 2 seconds.

She now qualifies for the IMF West Zone in Pune. 

Congratulations Misha, proud of you!

Viha Gahrotra of MYP Grade 8 A showcased her exceptional aerial silk skills at the 6th National Pole and Aerial Sports Championship 2025 in the Junior A Girls Category.

Though she narrowly missed a podium finish, her performance left a lasting impression with its artistry and strength. 

We are proud of you, Viha!

Tiana Dharia of Class 5 B excelled at the Bhoir Invitational Meet for Women’s Artistic Gymnastics.

Among 60+ participants in the National 4 (Age 9–12) category, she secured:
-Bronze – All-Round Category
-Silver – Uneven Bars
-Bronze – Floor Routine

Congratulations, Tiana!

Nikhil Agrawal of Class 8 A secured the Silver Medal in the U-15 category at the 3-Star MCD Ranking Table Tennis Tournament held at Indian Gymkhana. 

Anika Rangwalla of MYP Class 8 A secured the Runner-up position at the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour in Mumbai, held at the Willingdon Golf Course.

This two-day tournament, hosted by the India chapter of Hurricane Junior Golf Tour USA, highlighted Anika’s dedication, talent, and competitive spirit.

Congratulations, Anika!
 

Anishka Biyani of Class 4 B delivered a stellar performance at the Infinity Invitational Gymnastics Competition held in Pune. Competing in the Girls National 5 In-Age Category, she showcased her talent, focus, and dedication to the sport.

Nivaan Mistry, Kiaan Shah, and Neil Modi of NMAJS secured the Bronze Medal at the U/14 Table Tennis DSO Tournament!

Proud of your teamwork and spirit!
 

Krrishiv Sharma of MYP Class 6A won a Bronze medal in the ISSO National Judo Tournament 2025 in the under 14 years and the below 45 kg. weight class. 

The tournament was held at Nita Mukesh Ambani Junior School.

Naevah Mehta of Class 6A won a Silver medal in Kyorugi in the under 14 years age, and under 29kg weight category at the ISSO National Taekwondo Tournament 2025 held at Nita Mukesh Ambani Junior School.

Aadhya Yoddha of Class 7B won Silver and Bronze medals at the ISSO National Taekwondo Tournament 2025 held at Nita Mukesh Ambani Junior School.

She won a Bronze medal in Kyorugi in the under 14 age category and above 38kg weight class.

She won her Silver medal in Poomsae pairs, with Aryavir Mehta. 

Purnaansh Patel of Class 9 B won the Gold Medal in the Under-17, below 50 kg category at the ISSO National Judo Tournament 2025.

Veda Krishnan of Class 7 A won the Gold Medal at the ISSO National Judo Tournament 2025, competing in the Under-14, below 36 kg category.

Anahita Mehendale of Class 5A, the youngest athlete in the Under-14 Swimming category, made a remarkable mark at the ISSO National Games 2025–26.
Competing with swimmers much older than her, Anahita displayed exceptional determination and skill to win the Silver Medal in the 200m Butterfly Stroke.

Kavya Verma of Class 6 B won the Silver Medal at the ISSO National Judo Tournament 2025 in the Under-14, below 36 kg category.

Anahata Malur of Class 8 has been crowned the Individual Champion in the Under-14 Girls Category at the ISSO National Swimming Championships 2025, held in Balewadi, Pune, from 12th to 14th September.

Anahata displayed exceptional skill and endurance, securing an impressive five gold medals:

• Individual Events:
  50m Butterfly – Gold
  100m Butterfly – Gold
  100m Freestyle – Gold
• Relay Events:
  4x100m Medley Relay – Gold
  4x100m Freestyle Relay – Gold

Aarush Khanna of NMAJS MYP 6A showcased exceptional skill and composure on court as he claimed the Under-12 Boys Singles Title at the MSLTA All India Ranking Tennis Championship Series (7 Days) held at MSLTA Cooperage. 

Aarush delivered a dominant performance in the finals, securing a 6–2, 6–2 victory and demonstrating his consistency, technique, and determination throughout the tournament.
 

Tiana Dharia of Class 5B delivered an impressive performance at the ISSO National Artistic Gymnastics Tournament held in Hyderabad.

Competing in the Under-11 age category, Tiana displayed remarkable strength, balance, and precision — winning a Gold Medal on the Uneven Bars and a Bronze Medal in the All-Around Individual category.

Aaran Jhunjhunwala of Class 5 B was featured at the prestigious RACE Recycling and Compounding Expo, where his video on “The Role of Plastics in Our Daily Lives” was showcased.

Driven by his passion for preserving the Earth’s pristine nature, Aaran actively promotes recycling and responsible plastic usage. 

He takes action by collecting and recycling plastic at home and in school, inspiring peers to join his sustainability efforts.

Through his participation in the Expo, Aaran had the opportunity to interact with innovators and industry leaders who shared groundbreaking ideas on sustainable plastic use. 

His message emphasizes that while plastic remains an integral part of modern life, its mindful and judicious use is key to protecting our planet. 

Aarush Khanna of NMAJS Class 6 A secured the Bronze Medal in the U-14 Boys’ category at the ISSO National Games 2025–26.

Competing against talented players from across the country, Aarush demonstrated remarkable skill, focus, and determination on the court. 

Aarush Khanna of Class 6 A, Aadvik Khanna of Class 6 B, and Vidyut Sundar of Class 8 A brought pride and glory to NMAJS by securing the Gold Medal and Trophy in the U-14 Lawn Tennis Team Event at the 7th ISSO National Games 2025–2026.

Their exceptional teamwork, consistency, and competitive spirit shone through as they battled against brilliant players from across the country. This victory stands as a testament to their dedication, skill, and sportsmanship on the court.

 

Aarush Khanna of Class 6 A, Aadvik Khanna of Class 6 B, and Vidyut Sundar of Class 8 A brought pride and glory to NMAJS by securing the Gold Medal and Trophy in the U-14 Lawn Tennis Team Event at the 7th ISSO National Games 2025–2026.

Their exceptional teamwork, consistency, and competitive spirit shone through as they battled against brilliant players from across the country. This victory stands as a testament to their dedication, skill, and sportsmanship on the court.

 

Vidyut Sundar of NMAJS Class 8A displayed exceptional skill and determination at the U-14 ISSO National Tennis Tournament, held at Adani International School. Competing against top players from across the country, Vidyut emerged victorious in both the Singles and Team events, securing Gold medals in each category.

Ritvik Sikaria of MYP Class 8 A has brought immense pride to the school by securing the prestigious Bronze Medal at the international round of the iCode Global Hackathon 2025 (Python – Beginner Category).

Competing against over 3 million participants from 73+ nationalities across six continents, Ritvik showcased exceptional coding talent, logical reasoning, and problem-solving skills. The iCode Global Hackathon is globally recognised as the world’s largest K–12 coding contest, celebrating innovation and computational thinking among young learners.

Ritvik’s journey to the podium was marked by consistent excellence — he first earned a Certificate of Zonal Excellence for his podium finish in the zonal round, followed by an impressive 4th place at the national level. His perseverance and precision culminated in an outstanding 3rd place globally, where he achieved the maximum possible score.

Nivaan Mistry of NMAJS MYP 6 B showcased exceptional talent and determination at the ISSO Nationals for Table Tennis, held in Noida from 11th to 14th October 2025. Competing in the under 14 years category among 130 participants, Nivaan reached the Semi-Finals and secured a national ISSO rank of 4th place.

This remarkable achievement makes him eligible to represent the ISSO Table Tennis team at the SGFI.

Nikhil Agrawal of NMAJS MYP Class 8A secured a Bronze Medal in the Under-15 category at the 5-Star CCI Mumbai City District Championship 2025, held at the CCI Club.

Ira Pande and Ria Jhaveri of NMAJS Class 8B showcased outstanding teamwork and skill at the ISSO Games 2025–2026, held at Adani International School, Ahmedabad. Competing in the Girls U-17 Team Event, the duo secured the Silver Medal, demonstrating determination, strategy, and sportsmanship.

Anika Rangwalla of Class 8 A showcased her exceptional golfing talent at the Indian Golf Union tournament held at the prestigious Oxford Golf Course, Pune. Competing with skill and determination, Anika earned two remarkable accolades:
•    2nd Place in Age Category ‘B’
•    2nd Place for ‘Girls Best Overall’ across Categories A and B
 

Atharva Hemani of Class 4 B, represented India after being selected by the Federation of Motor Sports Club of India (FMSCI). He showcased exceptional skill and determination at the Asia Pacific Motorsports Championship 2025, held in Sri Lanka.
Among 208 racers from 18 countries, Atharva raced his way into the finals in the Slalom category (8–12 years) and secured a proud 4th place finish.

 

Our Class 6 A student, Naevah Mehta, was shortlisted for the John Locke Institute 2025 Global Essay Prize from over 63,000 entries worldwide. She was ranked among the top 18.65% for her essay titled, “Why Do People Become More Boring as They Grow Up?”

As part of this remarkable achievement, Naevah was invited to attend the Global Awards Ceremony & Gala Dinner in London this October and was awarded a USD 250 scholarship towards the tuition fees for the John Locke Institute Summer School, UK.

Advay Dhoot of MYP Class 7 B trained under the world-renowned Grandmaster Hanshi Suo Shihan Yoshio Kuba (10th Dan Black Belt and World President of Gojuryu Kenpoukai Kenbukan Karate-Do) in Okinawa, Japan — the birthplace of Karate.

Advay was the youngest participant among students from 10 countries to successfully earn his Shodan (1st Dan Black Belt) directly under Hanshi’s supervision.

Advay also participated in the World Karate Day Festival 2025, joining over 30,000 karatekas from 3,000 dojos worldwide to celebrate peace and unity.

This remarkable experience was made possible under the mentorship of Grandmaster Hanshi Vispy Kapadia, Shihan Keuree Ganatra, and Sensei Behram Kapadia of the All India Okinawa Goju-Ryu Kenpoukai Kenbukan Karate-Do.

Myra Parekh of MYP Grade 6 A was declared the Winner of the Ruskin Bond Literary Awards 2025 in the Budding Writer category at the Dehradun Literature Festival.

Myra’s original story titled “Hope in the Darkness” was selected from over 1,800 entries across the country. Her work stood out for its creativity, imagination, and emotional depth — earning her this prestigious national recognition.

She received the award along with a cash prize of ₹10,000, and was felicitated by Hon’ble Mr. D.Y. Chandrachud, former Chief Justice of India, and Mr. Siddharth Bond, making the honour truly special.

Anika Rangwalla of NMAJS Class 8 A secured 3rd place on the second day of the US Kids New Delhi 2025 Local Tour, held at the Classic Golf and Country Club, Manesar, on 4th November 2025.
This prestigious event was played on the Jack Nicklaus’ Design Signature Championship Course, known for its challenging 18-hole layout set across ridges and valleys. Anika demonstrated remarkable focus and composure—even when faced with an unexpected challenge: hitting a shot with a snake just two feet away!
 

Rianna Dalal of MYP Class 6 A achieved a remarkable milestone by earning her Junior Underwater Scuba Diver certification. Her dedication, focus, and adventurous spirit truly shine through this accomplishment. Reflecting on her journey, Rianna shares, “Being underwater felt like entering a whole new world. Every dive reminds me how much there is to explore and protect.”

Shanayaa Tandon of PYP Class 4 B showcased remarkable skill, focus, and determination on the field, earning the Golden Boot Award in the Under-10 Football Tournament conducted by JBCN School, Chembur.
Her outstanding goal-scoring performance and consistent play were key highlights of the tournament.
 

Our young football star, Navya Vaish of NMAJS PYP Class 2 B, displayed exceptional football skills and was awarded the Golden Boot in the Under-8 Football Tournament conducted by JBCN School, Chembur.

Proud of you, Navya!
 

Kyra Shah of NMAJS PYP Class 2 A displayed remarkable goalkeeping skills and was awarded the Golden Glove in the Under-8 Football Tournament conducted by JBCN School, Chembur.

Congratulations, Kyra!

 

Aliya Agarwal of MYP Class 7A  earned remarkable recognition at the “Creative Quotient – Art Competition”, where her artwork was selected among the top 25 entries (Junior Category) from over 530 submissions across 100 schools.

The theme of the competition was “What is it that AI can’t do and humans can?” Aliya’s thoughtful interpretation — portraying how AI cannot replicate human emotions, feelings, and the originality of artistic expression through music and colour — captivated the jury and viewers alike.

Aliya’s artwork is now exhibited at the “Museum of Solutions (MuSo)” Art Gallery.

Hrehaan Jhaveri of NMAJS PYP Class 2B has been honoured with the Golden Glove Award at the Under-8 Football Tournament conducted by JBCN School, Chembur.

Congratulations, Hrehaan!
 

Ananya Mehta of IGCSE Class 9 C and Viha Gahrotra NMAJS MYP Class 8 A achieved an impressive 2nd place finish at the E-Bridge Junior Nationals Tournament

Competing in a field that included participants across age categories up to U26, Ananya and Viha demonstrated exceptional strategy, presence of mind, and teamwork. Their remarkable performance in a challenging, mixed-age national environment reflects their strong analytical skills and mature understanding of competitive bridge.

Anishka Biyani of Class 4B  secured 1st Place in the LIC Children’s Day U-10 Chess Tournament. Competing in the combined Open category for both girls and boys, Anishka emerged as the undefeated champion, winning an exceptional 5 out of 5 games.

Ira Teny of MYP Class 8 A participated in the prestigious Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition (QCEC) 2025 and has been awarded Gold for her powerful and thought-provoking entry titled “Recursion of Fate.”
The competition is the world’s oldest international school writing initiative and this year received 53,434 entries from across the globe.
 

Ritvik Sikaria of MYP Class 8 A achieved an outstanding feat by securing the Gold Medal at ISOCSEA 2025 — the International Science Olympiad Competition of Southeast Asia, organised by GLOW (Global League of Winners). This honour was awarded to him for his exemplary academic performance.

By securing a Gold Medal, Ritvik has placed himself among the top performers nationally, demonstrating exceptional scientific aptitude, dedication, and advanced thinking skills that extend far beyond grade level expectations. He has also qualified for the international round of the competition.
 

Ria Sanghavi of NMAJS MYP Class 8 B has secured the Gold Award in the Finals of the Hong Kong International Math Olympiad (HKIMO) in the Grade 7 / Secondary 1 category, demonstrating exceptional mathematical skill and consistency.

Rutva Kasi of MYP Class 6 B emerged the champion of the U-13 Asia Pacific Schools Juniors WSDC Debate Competition, organised by Intertext.
Competing against talented debaters from China, Australia, Korea, and across India, Rutva showcased exceptional critical thinking, strong articulation, and impressive argumentative skills throughout the tournament.
 

Kabir Bhatt Shines at Sports Climbing Championship

Kabir Bhatt, PYP Class 4 A, secured 2nd place (Silver Medal) in the 8–9 years boys’ category at the Sports Climbing Championship, organised by the Sports Climbing Association of Mumbai.

Congratulations Kabir!
 

Anishka Biyani of PYP Class 4 B achieved a remarkable milestone in Artistic Gymnastics, earning a Silver medal in the Beam event in the In-Age National 5 category at the 18th Artistic Gymnastics Championships.
With this outstanding performance, Anishka has qualified for the State-level Artistic Gymnastics Championships, marking a significant step forward in her sporting journey.
 

Vidyut Sundar of NMAJS MYP Class 8 delivered an impressive performance at the U-16 AITA CS7 National Tournament in Mumbai — finishing Runner-up in Doubles and reaching the Singles Semi-finals!
Earlier this year, Vidyut dominated the Under-14 ISSO and MSSA Championships, winning both Singles and Team titles for NMAJS.

Congratulations Vidyut!
 

Tanishi Mazumder of MYP Class 8 A delivered an exceptional performance at the MSSA Aquatic Championship 2025, held on 23rd and 24th November in Mumbai. Competing in the 12–13 years category, Tanishi was awarded the Individual Championship, recognising her as the top performer in her age group.

Her medal tally reflects her remarkable consistency and skill across multiple events:

• Silver – 100m Breaststroke

• Silver – 100m Freestyle

• Silver – 200m Individual Medley

• Bronze – 100m Butterfly Stroke

• Bronze – 4x50m Freestyle Relay

• Bronze – 4x50m Medley Relay

Misha Kapoor of PYP Class 4 B won the Silver Medal at the Sports Climbing Championship 2025. Misha showcased agility, focus, and determination as she competed against talented participants in her age group. Her strong performance and technical skill on the climbing wall earned her a well-deserved second-place finish.

Ridhaan Modi of PYP Class 4 B won the Silver Award at the Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition 2025.

Ridhaan’s essay unfolds through the eyes of a marine biologist in the year 2045, journeying from Mumbai to Seychelles on a mission to protect ocean life. He beautifully captures the power of eco-technology, the promise of 3D-printed coral reefs, and the challenges our oceans face due to pollution and climate change.

Vansh Premnarayen from Class 5A recently participated in the U11 Mumbai Football Association Tournament as a member of Team Kopana.

The team excelled throughout the competition and emerged as the U11 Champions for the 2024–25 season, overcoming several strong opponents along the way.

Their performance reflected commendable teamwork, skill, and determination.

Anahita Mehendale of PYP Class 5A won the Silver medal in the 100m Breaststroke (Under-12 category) at the MSSA Swim Meet.

In addition to her individual achievement, Anahita also represented NMAJS as part of the Girls Under-16 Relay Team—along with Tanishi Mazumder (Class 8), Reya Parekh (Class 7), and Misha Baijal (Class 6)—securing Bronze medals in both events:

• 4×50m Medley Relay
• 4×50m Freestyle Relay

Anaishaa Murarka of Class 6 B, along with her teammates Jaiveer Bansal (Shiv Nadar School, Gurgaon) and Devika Aditya Singh (Step by Step School, Noida), emerged as the Champions of the Debate Starter Cup 2025, an international debate competition organised by the WSDC Team Malaysia.

Competing in the U12 category, the event was conducted online from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. across two consecutive days. The team showcased exceptional critical thinking, articulation and collaboration as they advanced through four qualifying rounds, followed by a strong performance in the semi-finals, ultimately securing the championship title.

Ria Sanghavi of Class 8 B clinched the Gold Medal in the below 60 kg category at the MSSA U-14 Judo Tournament 2025.

Ariana Yoddha of MYP Class 7 B has won the Gold Medal in the 60 kg weight category at the MSSA Judo Tournament, held on Sunday, November 30, 2025, in the Under-14 age group.

Purnaansh Patel of IGCSE Class 9A has won the Gold Medal in the Under-50 kg weight category at the MSSA Judo Tournament, held on Sunday, November 30, 2025, in the Under-16 age group.

Saketaram Manikantan of NMAJS MYP Class 8 A has earned the Gold Award at the UKMT Senior Mathematical Challenge with a phenomenal score of 121/125, competing against over 700,000 students worldwide.
He is ranked 2nd in India and has qualified for the British Mathematical Olympiad!
Congratulations, Saketaram — truly exceptional!
 

Nyra Chakka of PYP Class 3 A delivered an inspiring performance at the 2nd State-Level Gymnastics Competition. Competing among 64 participants in her age group, Nyra secured 6th place overall, demonstrating determination, and strong sporting spirit.

Nyra won a Silver in the Vault and Bronze in the Floor routine, contributing to the Mumbai City Team’s Championship Leap Gold.

Idha Singh of NMAJS PYP Class 2 B delivered an impressive performance at the Viva Vibgyor Swimming Competition, securing the Silver Medal in the Backstroke event in the Under-8 category.

Veerpratap Pittie of NMAJS PYP Class 3 A delivered an impressive performance at the MSSA Judo Tournament, competing in the Under-10 age category and the below 55 kg weight division.

Veda Goel of MYP Class 8 B was awarded the Silver Award in the Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition (QCEC) 2025 in the Under-14 Junior Category.

The QCEC is the world’s oldest international writing competition, attracting entries from thousands of young writers across the 56 Commonwealth nations. 

Veda Krishnan of NMAJS MYP Class 7 B delivered a commendable performance at the MSSA Judo Tournament. Competing in the Under-14 age category and the 36 kg weight division, Veda secured the Bronze Medal.

Krrishiv Sharma of NMAJS MYP Class 6A delivered an impressive performance at the MSSA Judo Tournament, securing the Bronze Medal in the Under-14 age and under 46 kg weight category. Krrishiv demonstrating strong technique, discipline, and competitive spirit throughout the tournament.

Aishani Agarwal of MYP Class 6 A delivered an exceptional performance at the MSSA Judo Tournament, competing in the Under-12 age and under 52 kg weight category. Aishani secured the Silver Medal, demonstrating remarkable technique, strength, and discipline.

Moreover, Aishani has also been selected to attend Judo training at the Kodokan in Tokyo, Japan, the global headquarters and birthplace of Judo. This is a prestigious opportunity for young judokas, offering world-class coaching and exposure to the highest traditions of the sport.

Two robotics teams from NMAJS—Team Access Denied (Grade 6) and Team Quantum Questioners (Grade 5)—participated in the VEX Regionals held in Bangalore and delivered exceptional results despite having had very limited preparation time.

Both teams impressed with their teamwork, problem-solving skills, and strategic thinking.

• Access Denied and Quantum Questioners secured 2nd place and 5th place, respectively, in the Teamwork Challenge.
• Access Denied went on to win the overall Teamwork Challenge, demonstrating outstanding coordination and design execution.
• The team also achieved the highest autonomous score in India, earning them the prestigious VEX Skills Challenge Award.

Both teams have qualified for the Nationals, marking a proud moment for our school and a remarkable milestone in our young learners’ robotics journey.