British School | The Best British School in the World 2018

TBS named Future Ready School and Innovative School of India at EdTech Awards

We received Future Ready School and Innovative School of India awards for demonstrating leadership in the use of technology and innovation, and developing young entrepreneurs. Awarded by Ed Tech Review’s 2020 Summit Awards.

2020 College Board Counsellor Recognition Programme

Our university guidance counsellor, Nayantara Handa, has been recognised in the College Board Counsellor Recognition Programme! The recipients are exemplary school counselling professionals who are proven lifelong learners, collaborators, advocates, and data-driven counsellors, committed to student success.

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Meet our toppers of the Cambridge Outstanding Learner’s Awards 2019!

Many congratulations to the IGCSE students who have done us super proud and the teachers who worked hard with them through this journey.

Congratulations to our young entrepreneurs

2 of our student teams won USD1000 as runners up at the Young Founders Summit held in Beijing, the world's largest startup programme for teenagers! Our 5 teams competed with chosen startups from around the world, and Recycler & Krono Med emerged as runners up. Special mention to Freya Thakral, Year 9, who was given a silver dollar (circa 1881) by Richard Dahan from Founders Bootcamp for being a changemaker.

Year 12 student, Arzaan Singh, published a paper on India’s agricultural policy, food security and sustainability

TBS institutes Learning Solutions Centre

The ground-breaking initiative aims to provide comprehensive solutions for students with special needs, including early intervention and a wide range of therapeutic services and occupational therapy Read More

TBS students climb 5,364 metres to scale Everest Base Camp

Alayna Rastogi, Africa Zapata-Pozo, Aditya Aidan Rastogi, Guillermo Zapata-Pozo, Ariya Maskara and Enya Rastogi braved through the elements to reach Everest Base Camp showing utmost resilience.

Year 12 student, Udit Singhal, converts glass into sand to save the environment

17-year old Udit Singhal has founded Glass2Sand – a project to convert waste glass bottles into sand, safe to be used in construction, road repair, and on beaches. The project received a special grant from the New Zealand High Commissioner, H E Mrs Joanna Kempkers.

10-year old Anahat Singh becomes the youngest Indian to have won the British Junior Open Squash held in England!

Anahat beat the top seed to be crowned the champion at the British Junior Open Squash held in England. The Year 6 student has won 29 titles so far.

16-year old Krishnav Sekhri brings clean drinking water to 500 families in a village

Krishnav raised over 6 lacs and enabled 500 families in a village in Maharashtra to gain access to clean drinking water as a private initiative.

IB student, Yash Gupta, makes the first ever real life model of a solar buggy designed and fabricated by himself

Yash spent one year designing, creating and testing the solar buggy which is the first of its kind. The bright orange car is now proudly displayed in our central courtyard.

TBS wins Best Use of Digital Technology in Learning at the International School Awards 2019

Our digital pedagogy was awarded for the second year in a row. In 2018, we won awards for Top British International School along with Outstanding Initiative to Support Student Safeguarding.