Proud ryanite from Bangalore has grabbed the fifth position in the 18th International Children's painting competition in the Asia Pacific Region organized by the United Nations Environment Programme (2008-09)

http://www.unep.org/tunza/children/inner.asp?ct=competitions&comp=int_comp&int_comp=18th

• Ryan students achieve Co-Pilots license in Canada : Imagine a school student flying an airplane on his/her own!
  
  We take great pride in announcing the commendable feat of achieving the Airtime Canada Co-Pilots license by 11 young students and 2 instructors of Ryan International Group of Institutions. These groups of 11 students are the youngest school children in India to have gained this international experience in the field of Aviation.
  
  RIGI believes that it is the responsibility of educational institutions to cater to the growing need of Quality Skill Development Education in India. Therefore, we have initiated efforts to fulfill this need by having established Friendship Institutions across the globe and School District # 42 is one of them located in Vancouver, Canada. We were fortunate to have jointly organized an Aviation and Leadership Camp for 12 to 15 year old Ryan students. We are confident that our initiative will be ably supported by the Government and Aviation Industry.
  
  The Basic Aviation Skills program was delivered by Pacific Rim Aviation Academy and Air Fun at the Pitt Meadows Airport Canada, in association with the School District # 42. The Program has been running since 1994 and is highly rated for commitment to safety. Instructors are well trained and experienced in Canada and airplanes are maintained to the highest Canadian Standards. For this program Pacific Rim instructors were used & briefed on the content and delivery as per strict guidelines.
  
  Our two fold objective behind this initiative was to orient students with a hand-on experience of being a pilot and thus opening an avenue to consider Aviation as a possible career option and to enhance their self-confidence and boost their leadership skills.

• RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL,SANPADA : OUR SOLDIERS MARCH TO THE PINNACLES OF GLORY
  
  Ryan International School, Sanpada reaped an undefined victory on a prestigious research paper entitled “Doors to Diplomacy”. It is often said that “A project done in a cumulative Manner remains in memory for ever”. Our team had strenuously put in their efforts to achieve this target. The entire credit of this project goes to our battalion Mst. Dhwanil Shah, Mst. Abhiraj Darshankar and Ms. Shruti kokate and the team commanders Miss Sheeba Ajay and Miss Rashmi Singh.
  
  We use metonymy for the term “Soldiers” as it symbolizes “The protectors of the World.” Our students feel that they have the authority to shield this world and make it a better place to live. The problem of child labour is prevailing everywhere in this world. The main objective of our project was to make the people aware about eradicating the evil menace of child labour from our society. Our team was sagacious on this project and held a view that they were THE VIGILS – The Progeny Undefined. In this path of success our team was lead towards a beam of light, we have sincerely put forward the directives in this esteemed paper presentation. The reward of this sublime project was beyond expectation. Our honour lies in receiving GOLD AWARDS sponsored by US State Departm-ent. Our search led us to root cause and general matters concerning Child Labour. Futhering our investigation we had to interact with voluntary organization like “CRY” and many other organizations working for the cause of children. About 150 surveys were conducted, 50 online surveys on net we realized that 179 million children in the six to fourteen age group do not go to school and are engaged in child labour. This was really an eye opener for our investigating team.
  
  Our aim is to set up a centre named “VATSALYA” which means love and care. We are also focusing on NANOTECHNOLOGY. It is a form of emerging technologies set to change the world. Nanotechnology is the field of applied science and technology covering a broad range of topics. It involves structures, devices and having novel properties and functions due to arrangement of their atoms on the 1 to 100 nanometer scale. A group of four students Mst. Ankit Seal, Mst. Madhusudhan Kale, Mst. Pratik Gupta, Ms. Shweta Chabukswar worked under their coach Miss Madhavi Sarang on this project and received HONOURABLE MENTION AWARD.
  
  We are grateful to the Chairman Dr Augustine Pinto and Managing Director Madam Grace Pinto for their kind support and goodwill in all our endeavor. Hoping to get involved in more progressive assignments with your blessings. May success be always be there in our path.
  url: www.darkspots.tk, www.nanowonders.co.

• RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, BHONDSI, GURGAON - REPORT ON TV PROGRAMME NDTV I-SPY

  Lights, camera, rolling. The flashy world of television media. The students at Ryan Bhondsi, Gurgaon got an opportunity to step into the media person’s shoes and get an insight into journalism. Akash Deep Choudhary and Shreya Garg of class XI participated in the television show, ‘I-SPY with my digital eye’ organized by NDTV and emerged victorious. The show was aired on NDTV Metro Nation, Delhi on Saturday, 8th march 2008.The proud winners recall the experience as an enlightening one which was full of thrill and fun.
  The show ‘I-SPY with my digital eye’ organized by NDTV is a step initiated towards making television media transparent to the people outside. It is a competition where a team of two students of class XI and XII from different schools come together and are given sophisticated media equipment such as cameras, microphones etc. They are then trained to use the equipment and thereafter, are left free for 48 hours, allowed to shoot whatever they want, on a given topic, and edit it the third day to whip it into the shape of a four minute audio-visual report. On the fourth day, the teams come together and the winners are announced after a discussion about all the reports.
  The topic given to the duo was ‘Street Smart vs. Book Smart’. The two used their imagination and innovation to mould a very creative report, which they call ‘a piece of art’. They put in ingenious ideas and elements into the report such as a rap song and a concluding the report in a funny way to emerge victorious in the challenge against two other schools- Salwan Public School, Gurgaon and New State Academy, Pitampura, Delhi. The duo thank the school teachers and students for their overwhelming support, for which the team got extra points\

• RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, BHONDSI, GURGAON Chentan Betrabet : This is in reference to your e-mail regarding our “achievement” article on Chentan Betrabet. NETSE is the abbreviation for National Environment Talent Search Examination. Over 100 Schools from the capital, NCRS & all over India participated and our young Ryanite Chintan Betrabet was amonst the first ten All India toppers and recipient of a Gold Medal.

• St. Lawrence High School(Vashi) Yuvraj Salvi(VI D) :

  Best Bowler in 14th Inter School Tournament 2007-2008 for boys(U-16) organized
  by NMSA and Mumbai Cricket Ass ociation .
  
  Man of the Match in Inter Club Tournament for Boys(U-12) organized by
  Palghar,Dhanu Sports Association and Mumbai Cricket Association.

• RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL SANPADA - NATIONAL GRAPHICS CHAMPIONSHIP

  We have won the 1st RUNNER – UP PRIZE.
  
  NAME OF THE PROJECT: BIRTH OF A STAR
  PARTICIPANTS: Mst. AYUSH Jain (X)
  Mst. AZIMUDDIN MOHAMMAD (X)
  Mst. RISHAB SAHAY (X)

• TCS - Workshop

  Ryan International Group of Institutions, a pioneer in education, well recognized with a vision to be a premier global institution facilitating all round development through excellence in education under the banner of RIMDE has tied up with TCS with regards to InsighT (igniting young minds) an IT camp.
  
  The Ryan Group owes its ineluctable success to the excellent team developed by the founder Chairman Dr. Augustine Pinto’s vision and the Managing Director of Madam Grace Pinto’s exemplary support. Madam Grace Pinto says, “We render all the due credit for our success to God Almighty, our Chairman Dr. Augustine Pinto for his dynamic vision, our students, teachers and parents. It was just a small seed which God planted in our hearts, which has now grown to project Ryan International into the ranks of India’s most respected schools”.
  
  The Insight-T is an IT Workshop for students of higher secondary. This Workshop aims to provide an overview of the skills required in the IT industry. It is therefore a blend of technical as well as soft skills. It will also provide students with a practical flavor of the IT world & the expectations of the industry. The program is going to be offered on an annual basis & the continuity will be the most important factor. The pilot run is happening at Kalamboli. The Workshop is designed for 72 hours of interaction spread over 20 days. Typically the sessions last 4 hours a day with 3 hours devoted to technical skills & 1 hour to soft skills. Some of the soft wares taught under this course are C++, JAVA, and HTML& V.B. The course will be made available to the participants in the form of hand outs. The course content is fine tuned such that it is not too challenging but at the same time not too simple for the students. This will include hand outs, presentations & Case Studies. A database of case studies is being compiled so as to provide a range of situations for both Compute Science as well as non Computer Science streams.
  
  The faculty will comprise of 2 members one with technical skills & the other with the ability to impart soft skills. Students will make presentations on the project work they have done during the camp, perhaps on the last 2 days of the camp. Four judges, two for technical & two for soft skills will judge the best teams. The last day of the camp will be on the 14th of February 2008. The country head of TCS Mr. Pankaj Baliga along with Mr. Ryan Pinto – CEO of Ryan International Group of Institutions world be present for the Valedictory on February 14, 2008. The program will last for 2 hours where Certificates will be distributed to the students.
  
  Four prizes have been instituted and they will be awarded to:
  1. The Best Technical Team
  2. The Most Innovative Team
  3. The Team that displayed the Best Team work &
  4. The Team with Best Presentation Skills.
  
  I am sure that at the end of this course we will have great potential IT professionals all the best to them and Ryan family.

• Ryan Institute for Market Driven Education (RIMDE) had offered WIDE world (Developed at Harvard Graduate school of Education)'s online course on Multiple Intelligences for more than 150 educators of Ryan International group of institutions. The theory of Multiple Intelligence was developed by Prof. Howard Gardner from the Harvard Graduate School of Education and a course led by the WIDE World instructors had helped Ryan International teachers to address the needs of their students with different learning styles and strengths.
  
  This online course comprised of 12 weeks professional development and involved many teachers from institutions all over the world. They worked in school-based teams and joined study groups led by WIDE World coaches from around the world. As in other WIDE World courses, participants in the MI course collaborated with other educators in their school-based teams and completed course assignments that require to apply what they are learning in their classroom settings and discuss/reflect on the outcomes with their teammates and study group colleagues.
  
  An awareness of the Multiple Intelligence (MI) theory stimulated the teachers to find more ways of helping students in their classes and allowed them to safely explore and learn in many ways. Adults can help students understand and appreciate their strengths, and identify real-world activities that will stimulate more learning.
  
  It is surely the first time in India that 115 teachers from a single educational group (Ryan) have joined as a combined group to enroll for an online course specially using technology as a tool. The course will develop one's understanding of how Multiple Intelligences (MI) theory fines and describes intelligence, the ways in which Multiple Intelligences theory can support teaching and learning practices, how one can apply MI theory well according to one's goals, and how one can learn effectively in an online environment. The kick-off workshops for the participants was directly conducted by the WIDE consultants in Surat and Delhi on 2nd and 4th February 2008 respectively. The online orientation of the course has begun from 7th February 2008, with participations from approx.200 teachers worldwide from China, Canada, United States, Iran, Nigeria, and Turkey. Our Indian teachers across the nation will be communicating, interacting and sharing ideas with various teachers through their different study groups.
  
  Mrs. Grace Pinto, the Managing Director of Ryan International group exclaims, "We render all the due credit for our success to God and RIMDE for their efforts in availing the professional development services of WIDE World at Harvard Graduate School of Education in developing our teachers on the critical theory of Multiple Intelligence. We are confident that our efforts will enhance our teachers to the world of interactive learning and teaching. This course is just a small seed which is being sowed between our respective institutions and will soon cater to lot of mutual initiatives in the days to come. Very soon, we aim to develop several Ryan International Group of Institutions faculty as WIDE World coaches within our institutions."
  
  This initiative has been forwarded as a unique claim to the "Limca Book of Records'' for being the largest online group of teachers from a single educational group to ever join an ONLINE teacher education course through Internet from India.

• A Leap towards quality education : In an age where fierce compe¬tition over academic excellence is laying grounds to deteriorate the quality of ed¬ucation, Ryan International School, Gore¬gaon has proved it otherwise when it was adjudged the top ranking school in the state and 16th best in the country in a re¬cently released survey conducted by Ed¬ucation World- IMRB (Indian Market Re¬search Bureau).
  
  The felicitation ceremony involved a panel discussion on 'Nurturing the Fu-ture Leaders', which was addressed by Jitender Balakrishnan, deputy manag-ing director, IDBI Bank Ltd, Charles As¬sisi, business editor, Times of India, Anil Singhvi, markets editor, CNBC Awaaz and Dilip Thakore, editor, Education World. The focus of the discussion mod¬erated by George Koshy, CNN-IBN re-volved around several aspects concern¬ing upgradation and excellence of edu-cation, which emphasized on the need of a synergy between the corporate, acade¬mia and media for an effective education system for future generation students.
  
  The host of the programme, Ryan In¬ternational Group of schools, spear-headed by Dr Augustine Pinto said, "It is our vision to be a premier global educa¬tional institution and provide all round development qualities in all our students. This ranking is a proof of our efforts in this direction."
  
  While Thakore pointed out at the alarming statistics of education in India, he remarked, "Corporate organisations need to pitch in and interact or form train¬ing centres within educational institu¬tions to supplement teachers' training programmes and curriculum develop¬ment." To this, Balakrishnan responded, "We need to introspect our education sys¬tem deeply and rethink on the existent policies and corresponding needs of the society. We need to have institutions that offer a professional cutting edge to our students to make them global citizens and at the same time, plan to reach out at the rural levels. "
  
  When a parent from the audience raised her concerns on the dearth of ex-perienced and well-trained teachers due to poor salaries, Thakore replied, "The only solution here is to increase our spending on education, so that we can hire qualified teachers for our students and retain them too." He also envisioned ways to take education topmost on the national agenda.
  
  Charles Assisi opined that media can playa critical role in the overall devel-opment of students and is equally re¬sponsible for shaping their career goals. He also responded to the reservation is¬sue saying, "Affirmative reservation will only help to bring the deprived sections of the society to mainstream education." While Anil Singhvi pointed out that an increasing number of parents burden their students by expecting them to ex¬cel in academics, he also urged them "to identify a child's potential, his/her area of interest and further encourage them to do what they are best at." Koshy rein¬stated that establishing a positive syner¬gy among corporate organizations, aca¬demia, media and government would leave a promising mark behind for oth¬ers to take the cue and follow.
  
  Dr Augustine Pinto made a valuable point, "It is very easy to play the blame game or point a finger at what is not be¬ing done. Instead, each one of us should be proactive and implement the 'each one teach one' programme that we intend to take forward from this year." The thought provoking session ended on a promising note that where there is a confident will, there is a definite way.

• Film Festival 2007
  Mumbai The first edition of the Kotak WorldKids International Film Festival Mumbai 2007 presented by Worldkids Foundation in association with the Ryan International group, received very encouraging support and appreciation from both children and parents alike.
  Inaugurated by Ms. Farzana Dohadwala, who leads the IB organization as its Asia Pacific representative, in the presence of our Managing Director ,Madam Grace Pinto and the festival director Ms. Manju Singh the week long festival showcased such internationally acclaimed films such as, Red like the Sky– Italy, Hayat- Iran, Heda Hoda- India, Magnifico– Phillipines, Summer with the Ghosts– Canada, Pinky & A Million Pug– Germany, Little Heroes and Benji– USA. Of the animation section Ramayana was the hot favorite followed closely by Little Krishna. The carnival atmosphere at IMAX Adlabs, Mumbai had drawn the attention of many schools and parents who spent good quality time with their children, enjoying the films at the festival.
  
  Over 15000 children from schools all over Mumbai had a gala time watching these films. Children came from as far as St. Joseph’s School -Panvel, Ryan International School-Kharghar, Nerul, Sanpada, Malad ,Cambridge School Kandivili ,Poddar High School –Santacruz(W), , SGKM International Ghatkopar, St. Gregorious-Chembur ,Gopi Birla School from Walkeshwar and many more.
  
  Madam Grace Pinto, Managing Director of Ryan International Group says “Cinema strongly influences the lives of young minds and it is very important for Ryan’s to ensure the effective use of cinema as an educational medium. Our future depends on the proper integration of value systems within the educational frameworks and this was successfully achieved through our efforts for the festival. During the festival, we showcased films from all over the world, portraying the importance of values in today’s life. Let me strongly congratulate my young Ryan Connect students who independently handled and managed the complete event on their very own.”
  
  The complete team of Big 92.7 FM was a part of the festival efforts, with Ryan students conquering the air by their smart and witty skills. Few of the RJs who visited the festival were RJ Rishi, RJ Rohit and RJ Natasha. RJ Rishi was so excited to interact with Ryan Anubhav students on his show, which is a school for the under-served street children of Mumbai.
  
  The festival has seen the support of celebrities like Jackie Shroff, Boman Irani and others who have spent time with the audiences. Rajeshree (Saloni of Saat Phere- Zee TV) and the contestants of Amul Voice of India, Chote Ustad (Star Plus) spent an evening chatting with the crowds and even singing for them, making Manju Singh comment laughingly that her festival was bringing together even rival channels. Intellectuals from the film fraternity including Kamlesh Pandey, Madhoo, Parikshit Sahni and Harish Patel graced the opening night where children from the Ryan International School put up a grand show for the invited guests, while stars like Tushar Kapoor, Smriti Irani, Rohit Roy, Divya Dutta, Rajat Kapoor, Rajpal Yadav, Annu Kapoor, and Mansi Joshi Roy sent messages of support, appreciating this unique effort.
  
  Festivals such as this, which show our children and youth true human values and emotions and help them to learn and grow, are few and far between and one looks forward to more such festivals for the present generation across the country.we are sure that evennext time to support such initiatives the incredibly fantabulous team from ryan t.v and ryan connect will be all set to Get Set GO….!

• NATIONAL AWARDS - Ms. Tanya Paul from RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL - NOIDA
  1. Oraganised by National Bal Bhawan, Kotla Road, New Delhi. National Bal Shree Award (2007 – 2008) in the field of Creative Arts.
  2. Organised by Russian Cultural & Art Centre in association with Nehru. Bal Samiti, New Delhi - Kala Shree Award – 2007 - 4 Gold Medals
  3. Organised by Canadian Embassy. All India Drawing & Painting Contest. - 1st prize Topic – Combating climate change in India & Canada or anywhere else in the world.

• Students with the president on the World Environment Day : Students of Ryan International School had an wonderful opportunity to meet His Excellency Dr. A. P.J. Kalam President of India. Students met the President and gave their views on how our Mother Earth is getting affected by environment hazards. They spoke about the causes and affects of global warming and the depletion of ozone layer. They also shared their views how people are getting various diseases because of environment problem and also the animals getting extinct these days because of global warming. Further they also discusses about melting ice in Polar Region as 2007 is International Polar year as per United Nations guidance. Students were very excited when Hon’ble President Dr. A. P. J. Kalam gave his precious tips that, to keep our environment clean and perfect, children must look after their District first then state and then Nation. He further said that if Nation is clean then our mind will be clean and everything will be perfect. He further added that we must depend more on nuclear energy, bio energy and solar energy to preserve conservation.

• Champions Tour 2007 to England a great success : Jonathan M. Stephen (13 yrs) from Ryan International Delhi topped the skills contest with 530 points, he is now eligible to participate in the BCSSA World Skills Final on July 29, 2007 to be held in Manchester.

• Delhi State Chess Festival 2007 held at Amity International School, Saket,Organized by: Delhi Chess Association : Pallavi Dutta of Ryan International School - Vasant Kunj has won the Amity Delhi State Under-15 Girls Chess Championship. In the final round Pallavi Dutta drew her game with Preetika Tayal and assured her title with 3.5 points. Preetika Tayal finished second with 3 points. M Sravya and Kanika Saxena finshed third and fourth respectively. All the four have been selected to represent Delhi State in National Under-15 Girls chess championship

Achievements of Ms. Sanskruti Deorukhkar, a student of class V C
at the Ryan International School, Sanpada

• Students of Ryan International School, Greater Noida bagged 2 nd position at IYMC (International Young Mathematician Convention) at C M S Lucknow held from 1st Dec.06 to 4th Dec.06. They bagged second position in Maths fair bagging six silver and one bronze medal. It was a tough competition as students from 112 schools participated including various schools from Philippines, Korea, Thailand, Iraq, Iran and Nepal. These student gave their best shot and participated in competitions like Maths quiz, Mathematical relay round, Maths-alive, Mad Maths and mega fun Maths games. Besides this they also interacted with various Foreign delegates and participated in cultural nights. The Chairman and Director said that such wonderful platform and exposure always boosts the confidence of children and channelises their brain towards academics. She appreciated the efforts put in by the students and teachers and thanked them for their good effort.

• The 9th ICSQCC Convention : A journey into the Realms of Quality began nine years ago for Ryanites when the school realized that the issue of quality is as old as education itself and cannot be seen in isolation from the socio cultural context of education, as the role of the school is to spread culture and reason. Thus was created an environment for active involvement and participation of children in every area of school life by bringing in into play their total commitment, dedication and innovative spirit through their appreciating, understanding and following the philosophy of quality circles for achieving excellence of performance, thereby increasing satisfaction, happiness and improving the quality of life.
  
  Since then there has been no looking back and these children have accepted all challenges and risen to each occasion believing success is only the completion of another step and that each end is preceded and followed by a new beginning. Now since nine years and innumerable ventures later once again these children have proved that there is no stopping them as they have returned victorious from the 9th ICSQCC Convention which was held at Srilanka with a bag full of awards and the Over All Championship Trophy for their excellent case study presentations. Also winning the 1st prizes for Debate, Skit, Poster and Slogan and Collage Competitions proved that the talents of these multifaceted Ryanites are not confined to a single area.
  
  The convention was an excellent opportunity for these children to learn and grow as they had a chance to meet and compete against delegates from all over the world.
  
  These achievers give the credit for their success to their Chairman Sir Dr.Augustine Pinto and Managing Director Madam Grace Pinto who are their mentors and have inspired them to explore new vistas and provided them with the opportunities to experiment and achieve new goals.

• Doors to Diplomacy Award – 2005 : Director General of the Foreign and Civil Service, Ambassador, Robert Pearson presenting the “Doors to Diplomacy” Award to Madam Grace Pinto, Director of St. Xavier’s & Ryan Group of Schools, who is along with the winning team – Mrs. N. M. Parthi (Principal – RIS, Gurgaon), Alisha Chaudhry, Rewan Rai Parthi, Wishal Rampal, Rahul Mukherjee & Smriti Jaggi.

• Achal Gupta of 12th (2005) of RIS, Ghaziabad, shares his happiness with Director, Madam Grace Pinto on securing a place in IIT Roorkee and has opted for B. Tech – Electronics & Communication. He got 823 rank in IIT. He has also qualified for DCE, AIEEE & BITS.

• A Topper on the move : Master V. V. Sachit Iyer, of St. Joseph’s High School, Mumbai, who stood All India First Rank in 5th NSO and 3rd NCO, with Director Madam Grace Pinto and his family, at the felicitation ceremony.
  
• The little star of St. Xavier’s High School, Shantipark, Mira Road (E), Mst. Milan Mittal won Indian Telly Award 2005 for ‘The Best Child Artist (Male)’ for outstanding performance in the TV serial ‘Khichdi’ as ‘Jackie’.
  

• Original Mind Award : It is a triumphant and proud moment for the Ryan family, when Piyush of Ryan International School, Vasant Kunj, bagged the second position in the “Original Mind Award” introduced by India Foundation, an organization headed by Ms. Kiran Bedi. Dr. Murli Manohar Joshi awarded cash prize and a certificate to Piyush, who was accompanied by our Director, Madam Grace Pinto. He is also the recipient of the prestigious “Wizard Albert Elinstein of the Present Generation” Award.
  
• Artist in the making : Sanya Sharma of Ryan International School, Trans Yamuna, is an artist who was felicitated by the State Chief Minister Mrs. Shiela Dikshit on 14th November at the State Level Painting competition, on Energy Conservation.
  
• Many Expressions ….. One Soul : Shashrek Ambardar of Ryan International School, Noida, is just 9 years old but this immensely gifted artist employs the expressions of the five senses. He has the unique distinction of having Satish Gujral inaugurate his Painting Exhibition, He has also delivered many Bharatnatyam Concerts.
  
• Ozone Friendly – Ryanites : The students of Ryan International School, Vasant Kunj, added laurels to their eco-friendly drive, as Rohit Kaushik won the 1st prize and Preet Sharma, Rishabh, Anuj Gupta, Nupur Chandra, Ritu Kataria and Amrita Sinha won the 3rd prize in the Quiz and Skit Competition, held at the Indian Habitat Centre, on 16th September, to celebrate the Ozone International Day, under the aegis of the Ministry of Science and Technology. Shri. Namo Narain Meena, Honourable Minister of State for Environment and Forests, applauded the efforts of the Ryanites and appreciated their enthusiasm to act ozone friendly and stay SUN SAFE.
  
• Dhruva & Waiga Arya, the twins of RIS, Faridabad, have memorized Astadhyayi of Panini and are planning CD’s on Yajna.
  
• Ryanites Lead The Netscape : Vision For Change
  The students of Ryan International School, Vasant Kunj were adjudged the Best Team and were the proud winners of the Interschool Website Designing Competition on “Netscape : Vision for Change”, held at The American Centre on November 16, 2005 to mark the occasion of the International Education Week. This event was organized by the United States Education Foundation in India and Ryan International School, Gurgaon.

• Magic On Canvas The colours of life, via the brush of Tanya Paul of Ryan International School, Noida, have won her many coveted awards. She has won the National Prize at World’s Children’s Week, the 1st prize by ‘Librarian’s Cultural Forum’, the 1st prize of Book Fair – to name a few. Her palette is rich with colours to portray the beauty, the drama and the reality of what we all call ….. LIFE.