An international robotics placing, a national innovation ranking, six years at the top of the district — and the full record behind them.
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An international robotics placing, a national innovation ranking and a cluster championship — the three the school has published award graphics for.
International · Kuala Lumpur
A Sunbeam Ballia student took second place at an international robotics championship held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia — the furthest afield the school has competed, and the only international placing in its record.
National · CBSE
Ranked second in Uttar Pradesh at the National School Innovation Ranking and Awards, in recognition of the school’s work in nurturing an innovation mindset among its students.
CBSE Cluster V · Sport
The school hosted the cluster Kho-Kho championship in 2016, won the title in two consecutive seasons, and took gold again with the girls’ under-19 side in 2025. It is the school’s strongest sporting record by some distance.
Judged from outside
Six credentials awarded by bodies other than the school — a district ranking held for six years running, a Microsoft designation, and three national awards.
6 years
Ranked first in the district for six consecutive years, 2019-20 through 2024-25.
100
One hundred teachers certified as Microsoft Innovative Educator Experts.
Best School of the Year.
National school excellence recognition.
For leadership in school education.
A & B
Both ‘A’ and ‘B’ certificates, with two teachers promoted to officer rank.
The rest of it
Everything else the school has published, on two boards.
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Every competition record the school publishes.
Handball 1st, Kabaddi 2nd and Volleyball 2nd — three podium finishes in one national women’s league.
Twenty-one students entered; ten gold, nine silver and two bronze came back.
Fourteen medals — twelve bronze and two silver — from the youngest two year groups.
Junior Boys 1st, Senior Boys 2nd, Girls 1st.
First among two hundred schools in 2018, after qualifying for the nationals in 2016-17.
Second place overall across the junior events.
The Kho-Kho team won the final against M.B.C.I.C at Prayagraj.
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Science, technology and public speaking.
Ayushi, of Class VII, placed first.
Students qualified to the national level of the national science talent search.
National-level qualification in the Children’s Science Congress.
Student innovations selected for the Department of Science & Technology’s MANAK scheme.
Class IV students took the top three positions across the Sunbeam group.
