From Classrooms to Global Challenge – Akal Academy Students Shine Bright in the English Olympiad by SilverZone Foundation

Opening Doors Beyond the Syllabus

In an inspiring leap beyond textbooks, Akal Academy proudly hosted the prestigious English Olympiad organized by the SilverZone Foundation a platform designed to elevate school students beyond the four walls of conventional education and give them a chance to compete at an international level.
With eager minds and determined hearts, 55 students from Grades 3 to 12 stepped forward to embrace the challenge, proving that ambition and hard work know no age.

Medal Glory for Our Young Achievers

The results were a resounding success and a reflection of the talent nurtured within our school:-
• Gold Medals – 5 students
• Silver Medals – 5 students
• Bronze Medals – 3 students
Among the standout stars was Simranjot Kaur of Grade 4, who scored an impressive 85.701 the highest in the academy earning her a ticket to the second level of the competition.

Leveling Up to International Brilliance

Two remarkable students cleared the rigorous second level of the Olympiad:-
• Simranjot Kaur (Grade 4):-
32nd State Rank | 597th Olympiad Rank
• Harjit Kaur (Grade 12, Science):-
10th State Rank | 283rd Olympiad Rank
These rankings are the proof of perseverance, preparation, and the potential to lead on global academic stages.

Applause to the Mentor Behind the Mission

Mr. Sameer Singh, the dedicated organizer of the Olympiad at Akal Academy, ensured a smooth and enriching experience for all students, helping them navigate the challenge with clarity and confidence.

Principal’s Message of Motivation

Our Principal extended heartfelt congratulations to all winners and encouraged every student to embrace such competitive opportunities. These platforms shape confidence, communication, and character, urging students to prepare wholeheartedly and aim for excellence.

A Call to All Young Dreamers

To every student reading this let this be your moment of inspiration. Whether you win a medal or not, every step towards challenge shapes you into a more curious, capable version of yourself. The world needs dreamers who dare and do.