Two students from Sanskriti Int’l School win global competition

KATHMANDU: Two students from Sanskriti International School won  'No Ambition Is Too Much' at a global competition organised by the International Curriculum Association (ICA), UK, in collaboration with Bucksmore Education, UK. The competition, as a platform, offered opportunities for young learners and ambitious minds to pitch their creative ideas that promote positive action related to any one of the 17 sustainable development goals (SDGS). Nitisha Gurung and Reyan Rajan Pun, 10th graders at Sanskriti International School, participated in the competition with well-thought-out and structured project presentations. Gurung's aspiring presentation, which focused on the SDG4 'Quality Education', secured the first position, while Pun secured the runner-up position in the competition. As a reward, Gurung has been offered an all-expenses-paid, two-week placement on the Bucksmore Young Leaders summer course held at the Tonbridge School, England, which also includes travel costs, transportation, accommodation, and tuition fees. Meanwhile, Pun has been offered an exclusive 10% discount on any of the academic short courses provided by Bucksmore Education. This is an amazing opportunity for both Gurung and Pun to develop confidence and leadership skills, expand their knowledge and experience, and also make new friends from around the world. The courses they enrol in are expected to aid in pursuing and exploring their passions on a deeper level. Meanwhile, both students of Sanskriti International School have already started crafting their own path towards an incredible future, and this experience will be both inspiring and empowering for them. READ ALSO:

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