Indus International School Bangalore

Sera Ballani (Grade 7) recently participated in the Finland Student Camp 2026, where she joined students from diverse backgrounds in an international STEM and SDG Innovation Challenge focused on Sustainable Cities and Communities (SDG 11).

The experience provided a platform to exchange ideas, collaborate across cultures, and explore innovative solutions to real-world challenges while drawing meaningful connections to the learning experiences nurtured at Indus International School Bangalore.

Congratulations to Pranav Naveenkumar, Grade 6, on winning the Lumiere Junior Explorers Program and receiving a $500 scholarship.

He was also honoured with the Future Explorers Award, a recognition that reflects curiosity, academic initiative, and the confidence to engage with ideas beyond the classroom.

At Indus International School Bangalore, achievements like these represent the spirit of young scholars who are prepared to explore, question, and lead with purpose.

We are proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our students, Shreelekha and Atharv, in the highly competitive Lumiere Scholars Essay Competition.

Shreelekha has been awarded the Rising Scholars Award along with a $500 scholarship to participate in any Lumiere Research Scholar Program. Atharv has received the Excellence Award and a $1,000 scholarship to join any Lumiere Research Scholar Program.

This year’s competition attracted over 2,100 entries from students representing 104 countries, making these recognitions especially significant. Their accomplishments reflect exceptional academic excellence, critical thinking, and a passion for research.

Congratulations to Shreelekha and Atharva on this remarkable achievement. We look forward to seeing their continued success in future academic and research endeavours!

We are proud to celebrate Lashika Lehek of Grade 6 for securing a Bronze Medal at the 2026 Singapore & Asian Schools Math Olympiad (SASMO), representing India and Indus International School Bangalore on an international platform.

Her achievement reflects perseverance, analytical thinking, and a passion for mathematics. Lashika has also been awarded entry to SIMOC 2026, marking yet another milestone in her academic journey.

Congratulations on this remarkable accomplishment.

Congratulations to Viraat Narayan, a grade 8 student at Indus International School, Bangalore, on securing First Place at the Chinese Bridge Competition 2026, one of the most prestigious platforms
for Chinese language proficiency and cross-cultural excellence, conducted by the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in India.

From being among the select few chosen nationally to now earning the honour of representing India at the Global Finals in Beijing, Viraat’s achievement reflects intellectual curiosity, linguistic mastery, and the confidence to excel on the world stage.

Excellence earned its spotlight at the Codeavour 7.0 International India Nationals, where Nitya secured Gold (1st Place) in the Elementary Category, Track 1.

Bringing together the top three young innovators from each state, the competition featured a rigorous two-day evaluation by independent judges making this recognition a testament to both skill and perseverance.

What makes this milestone even more remarkable is that Nitya began her robotics journey only in April last year, underscoring the impact of curiosity, dedication, and rapid growth. A standout achievement on a national platform, one that sets the stage for many more innovations ahead.