Gurugram: KIIT World School has organized the World School Summit 2024 (Robochamps) on December 17. This summit has brought educational leaders to discuss the future of education. The chief guest and resource person was Mr. Akshaya Ahuja. During his visit, he toured the school campus and commended the school’s efforts in providing diverse resources to students while fostering strong cultural values.
The purpose of the summit was to tackle the problems that the Indian education system is facing and identify effective solutions. The focus areas were on issues related to meeting the diverse learning needs of students, incorporating modern technologies into education, the balancing act between traditional and modern teaching methods, and how teacher training programs could be made better.
The event saw the participation of principals from 20 schools of Gurugram, who participated in meaningful discussions aimed at improving the quality of education. These deliberations gave educators a platform for sharing their insights, discussing new ideas, and devising workable strategies to improve the educational landscape of India. The summit also complemented the goals of New Education Policy (NEP 2020), ensuring that it was implemented correctly.
Dr. Neelima Kamrah, Principal of KIIT World School, played a pivotal role in organizing the summit and ensuring its success. Speaking about the event, she said, “Our aim is not just to deliver quality education but also to instill strong moral and cultural values in our students. Events like these provide an excellent platform for educational leaders to come together, exchange ideas, and work collaboratively towards improving the education system.”
The summit highlighted KIIT World School’s commitment to excellence in education and cultural enrichment. The appreciation from Mr. Akshaya Ahuja further encouraged the school to continue its efforts toward holistic development and innovation in education.