Sunbeam School, Indiranagar: Nurturing Happy, Future-Ready Leaders

November 21, 2025 /Posted byEducationWorld / 0

– Reena Vikram Singh, Principal, Sunbeam School Indiranagar

Sunbeam School Indiranagar—fondly known as the ‘Shantiniketan’ of the Sunbeam Group—is where joy meets excellence and learning is a celebration.

Our vision rests on a revolutionary, student-centric system designed for personalised mastery learning, powered by an exceptional 1:16 teacher–student ratio. This isn’t merely small-batch teaching; it’s a promise that every learner is seen, guided, and inspired to achieve their full potential.

At Sunbeam Indiranagar, we don’t just teach the curriculum—we shape confident experts and compassionate human beings.

Our faculty strength forms the cornerstone of this success. With educators holding the prestigious ‘AA’ rating from CENTA and securing Gold Medals in the Crest International Teacher Olympiad (CITO), excellence in pedagogy is our hallmark.

This dedication to quality education earned us the Exceptional Implementation in Teaching Pedagogy Award at the Global Education Awards.

Recognised as an ‘Institution of Happiness’, Sunbeam Indiranagar blends academic rigour with emotional well-being. Students here don’t just attend school—they truly celebrate learning.

Our innovative practices translate into outstanding student achievements. Ranked No. 5 among co-ed day schools in Varanasi by EducationWorld, Sunbeam Indiranagar continues to set benchmarks in holistic education. Aparup Karmakar made us proud by securing Rank 1 in the ASTRO Science Quiz (BHU).

Our teams shone at the Creative Articulation Conclave, winning the Critics’ Choice and Best Performers Awards, and excelled as Top Performers in English Dramatics at CTG 3.0—proving that Sunbeamites shine as brightly on stage as in academics.

Our emphasis on global perspective and real-world collaboration earned us the Best Academia and Industry Collaborator Award, reaffirming our belief that education must prepare students for a dynamic world.

Adding to this legacy, Shaurya Singh earned a ‘Special Mention’ at the prestigious I.I.M.U.N. Conference, reflecting our students’ growing confidence and leadership on global platforms.

At Sunbeam Indiranagar, we are not just educating students—we are crafting happy, ethical, and future-ready leaders who will shape a better tomorrow.

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