Business Wire IndiaSchool Leadership AwardsDr. Sangeeta ChauhanDr. Ranjana AroraDr. Jessy AbrahamMs Savita KapurMs. RajbalaMr. S.D. Shibulal The Advaith Foundation
School Leadership Awards are a platform to recognise fundamental transformation in the learning cultures of schools and of the teaching profession itself. A good leader does not assume that the best ideas will carry the day. Instead, s/he provides opportunities for new ideas, invites questions and even dissent and invokes change, even if the process itself is slow. The winners of the Advaith Foundation
School Leadership Awards are harbingers of change and it is our pleasure to recognise their efforts
N.R. Narayana Murthy, Founder and Ex-Chairman, Infosys LimitedIt is my firm belief that school leadership plays a pivotal role in strengthening the education system of India. It is very important that we recognise their passion and contributions. Today, it has been a privilege to be amongst the winners of the Advaith Foundation School Leadership Awards. I congratulate the winners for their exceptional achievements. I am sure that they, in turn, will inspire many more school leaders to achieve better learning outcomes for children across India over the years to come.AboutAbout The Advaith Foundation School Leadership AwardsSchool Leadership Awards
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