Mumbai, 14th April 2025: JBCN International School successfully concluded InspirUs 2024-25 across its Borivali, Oshiwara, Parel, and Chembur campuses, enabling learners to explore, innovate, and redefine their own potential. InspirUs shattered the traditional notion of annual day celebrations, proving that when learning is experiential, it transforms into something far greater: a launchpad for fearless thinkers, creators, and Changemakers.
With over 450 curated events spanning Artistic Me, Athletic Me, Cerebral Me, and Expressive Me, InspirUs blurred the lines between competition and growth. More than 3,500 learners took the stage – whether in mind-bending debates, high-stakes sporting challenges, or electrifying artistic showcases – each moment designed to push them beyond their comfort zones. 550 judges and industry leaders witnessed this powerful convergence of talent and vision, reaffirming JBCN’s belief that education is most powerful when it extends beyond the classroom.
Distinguished guests across campuses added depth and inspiration to the experience. At Oshiwara, Alina Kisina, CEO of Borzo, captivated young minds with insights on resilience and success in an ever-evolving world. At Chembur, Malini Agarwal (Miss Malini) and Malishka Mendonsa (RJ Malishka) ignited conversations on self-expression and breaking barriers, showing learners that their voices hold power. These moments weren’t just motivational, but defining experiences, shaping the way JBCN learners see themselves and their futures.
Mr Kunal Dalal, Managing Director, JBCN Education said, “InspirUs was born from a vision to inspire learners to step out of their comfort zones, embrace challenges, and show true perseverance. Each year, they amaze us with their energy, determination, and passion to excel—and InspirUs 2024 was no exception. Thanks to our incredible teachers, learners, parents, and staff, this year’s event was a vibrant celebration of talent and teamwork. We’re grateful to have brought it to life on ground and we can’t wait to take it to new heights in the next academic year.”