Student Achievements & Impact

TRIO World School proudly celebrates Sharvari Praveen Sharma (Class I A), Vivikth Praveen Sharma (Class II B) and Dishika S. Hegde (Class VIII B), who are trained Yakshagana performers. Their passion and dedication to this traditional art form reflect a strong connection to Karnataka's rich cultural heritage and their commitment to keeping its traditions alive.

Mariam Nimrah of Class VIII proudly represented TRIO World School as part of the CISCE Board team at the prestigious 70th National School Games (SGFI) Taekwondo Championship, held in Jammu & Kashmir from 22–26 October 2026. The CISCE Board secured Third Place Overall in the Under-17 Girls’ category, marking a proud achievement on the national stage. Congratulations to Mariam on this wonderful milestone!

Ira won Gold in the 200m Breaststroke at the CISCE National Sports & Games, setting a new CISCE National Record of 3:01.78. She also qualified for the SGFI National Championship.

Taksh won four Gold Medals at the Karnataka State Shooting Championship in 10m Air Rifle and continued his strong performance at the South Zone and CISCE levels. He went on to earn national-level recognition and qualification for SGFI competition.

Khayan Gupta (Class VII C) secured a position in the top 50 in the National SPOT (Science Promotion Orient Test) Final-100, conducted by Vikram Sarabhai Science Foundation (VSSF). These 100 achievers were invited for a 3-day Space Science Internship Program held in Mumbai from 26th to 28th June. A remarkable accomplishment demonstrating hard work, dedication, and passion for scientific exploration.

Mahima won Gold at the National Kickboxing Championship and represented India at the WAKO World Youth Kickboxing Championship in Venice, Italy, where she also won her opening bout.

Tanay earned his official Classical FIDE rating after competing in an international FIDE-rated chess tournament in Chennai, marking an important milestone in his competitive chess journey.

Aahan secured third place in the Under-19 Boys category at the CISCE Regional Chess Championship and qualified to compete at the CISCE National Chess Championship.

Mariam won Silver at the CISCE National Taekwondo Championship and followed it with Gold at the Karnataka State Championship, earning the opportunity to compete at the national level.

Punarv entered the India Book of Records for identifying the maximum number of foetal anomalies by a child in one minute. His achievement reflects an unusual depth of interest and knowledge developed at a young age.

Pranav was recognised among the top performers nationally at The Times of India AI Summer Camp. During the programme, he worked on practical applications of artificial intelligence, including an AI-supported redesign of the Trio World School website.

Sujan represented TRIO at the national level and won Silver at the CISCE National Taekwondo Tournament.

Shelyn won Silver at the 38th Sub-Junior National Aquatic Championships. She followed this with three Gold Medals and one Silver Medal at the CISCE National Championships, earning qualification for the SGFI National Championship.

Manaya won Gold at a state-level dance championship in Bengaluru, recognising her achievement in the performing arts.

Navika secured first place at a State Yoga Competition, demonstrating commitment and achievement in a discipline that combines physical control, balance and concentration.

Darpad won a National Bronze Medal in Taekwondo, along with Silver and Bronze medals at the state level.

Adi scored 99.60% in the ICSE examination, becoming the Karnataka State Topper and securing All India Rank 2. He achieved perfect scores in Mathematics, Science, Computer Applications and Social Studies.

Sridaa was selected from Karnataka for the State Level Camp of Vidyarthi Vigyan Manthan, a national science talent programme designed to encourage scientific thinking and interest among school students.

Sharanavya developed “Claywood,” an idea that explored the reuse of discarded pencil shavings as an alternative material. His work earned him Best Delegate and Best Researcher at the Children's Climate Conference and reflected his early interest in environmental responsibility and problem-solving.

Niyathi and Divit represented India at the Jeonju Open International Taekwondo Championship and both returned with Gold Medals.

Aarav won Silver at an International Taekwondo Championship in Nepal and also achieved his World Taekwondo Black Belt certification.

Tanvee won the International Abacus Championship in Dubai, competing alongside approximately 3,000 participants from 12 countries. Her international achievement followed success at state and national levels.

Dheemanth won the National Junior Robofest Sumo Wrestling Competition, where students designed and programmed autonomous robots for competition. His achievement earned qualification for the International Robofest Championship in Michigan, USA.

Four Trio World School students were selected to represent India as International Youth Ambassadors at the International Youth Leadership & Innovation Forum in Singapore. They were selected from more than 150 applicants from around the world and participated in an international platform focused on leadership, collaboration and innovation.