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A related CIRS photograph; it does not document the listed award events.
May 2026 · IB Diploma Programme, May 2026 examination
24 of 24 diplomas · two scores of 45 out of 45
Every candidate registered for the May 2026 IB Diploma examination was awarded the diploma, with an average of 39.4 points. Twelve scored 40 or above. Adithyan Diwakar Vidya and Shriya Shruti Misra both scored 45 out of 45, the maximum the Diploma allows.
Source: The school’s IB results brief
Read the archive entryMarch–April 2026 · CBSE Class XII board examinations
Stream topper, 99.0%
Dhruvik Sachin Agarwal topped the Class XII Management stream with 99.0%. The stream averaged 94%; 22 students scored 90% or above, and there was one centum in Business Studies and two in Applied Mathematics.
Source: The school’s CBSE results brief
Read the archive entryMarch–April 2026 · CBSE Class XII board examinations
Two toppers, 95.60% each
Sonakshi Birmiwal and Namburu Venkata Dheeraj topped the Class XII Science stream with 95.60% each. The class averaged 91%, twelve students scored 90% or above, and there was one centum in Chemistry and two in IP.
Source: The school’s CBSE results brief
Read the archive entry02 / 08
A related CIRS photograph; it does not document the listed award events.
13 July 2025 · South Zone Yoga Competition 2025–26, School Games Sport Development Foundation India, Erode
Overall Championship · 6 gold, 5 silver, 6 bronze
Across every category, CIRS students brought home six gold, five silver and six bronze medals, and with them the Overall Championship.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
Read the archive entry2025 · 11-on-11 Football Tournament, Chandrakanthi Public School, Coimbatore
Champions of 36 schools · Best Player
The CIRS Under-14 boys won the eleven-a-side tournament against 36 schools, and Tanay Lakshman of Grade 8 was named Best Player.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
Read the archive entry28–29 August 2025 · Takshila Inter-School 7-on-7 Football Tournament, Delhi Public School, Coimbatore
Second runners-up · Best Defender
The Under-11 boys finished as second runners-up, and Arnav Ramoliya of Grade 5 was given the Best Defender Award.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
Read the archive entry03 / 08
A related CIRS photograph; it does not document the listed award events.
26 July 2025 · Interschool Bhajan Competition, Suguna International School
First of more than 20 schools
Ten CIRS students from Grades 7 to 12 sang for the school and took first prize among more than twenty schools.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
Read the archive entry26 August 2025 · 46th Sahodaya Inter School Instrumental Music Competition, CS Academy, Coimbatore
Wind 1st · Rhythm 2nd · 41 schools
Thirteen students represented CIRS across four categories: Wind, Rhythm, Keyboard and Band. Among 41 schools, Yuvraj Tibrewal of Class 9 placed first in Wind and Arham Jain of Class 9 second in Rhythm.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
Read the archive entry16 August 2025 · Interschool Sahodaya Dance Competition, Benglen Public School
Third of 25 schools
CIRS entered three groups: Under-14 girls, Under-19 boys and Under-19 girls. Among 25 schools, the Under-19 girls placed third.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
Read the archive entry04 / 08
A related CIRS photograph; it does not document the listed award events.
23 August 2025 · Public speaking competition, Vidhya Niketan School (CBSE), Vilanankurichi
First place
Pradyum Tibarewal of Grade 12 took first place.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
Read the archive entry9 August 2025 · English Declamation Competition, The United Public School, Periyanaickenpalayam
Two seconds and a third
Saptarshi Pal of Grade 8 placed second, Adhyatma Ghranthik Agarwal of Grade 10 third, and Pradyum Tibarewal of Grade 12 second.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
Read the archive entry2025 · 46th CBSE Sahodaya Inter-school Storytelling Competition, Aksharam International School
Category D 2nd · category C 4th
Aashi Kedia of Grade 10 won second place in category D, and Anokhi Kankani of Grade 8 fourth place in category C.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
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Reported October 2025 · ‘SSVM Studentrepreneur’ competition, SSVM, Coimbatore
First prize · ₹75,000
Raunak, Naitik and Arnav won first prize for their project, and a cash reward of ₹75,000.
Source: The school’s Annual Report, 7 October 2025
Read the archive entry29 May 2025 · 2025 Youth MADE Festival
Prize of $500
The project of Kanishk C K, Aaditya Tulsyan, Vishwanth, Hema Ruthvick and Arjun Reddy was recognised for its creativity, innovation and potential impact, and won $500.
Source: The school’s Annual Report, 7 October 2025
Read the archive entry2025 · Mindkraft 2025, Karunya University, on World Water Day
Ideathon 1st · quiz 2nd and 3rd · painting 2nd
Competing against universities and colleges across Tamil Nadu, Kanishk, Krishnav Deorah and Aaditya Tulsyan won the Ideathon and ₹5,000. In the quiz, Vishvprem, Divyam, Aneesh and Viraj Lal came second and Krishnav Deorah, Aaditya Tulsyan and Kanishk third; Ritika Deorah was second in the painting competition.
Source: The school’s Annual Report, 7 October 2025
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14–17 August 2025 · Harvard Model United Nations (HMUN) 2025
Two Outstanding Delegate awards
Forty CIRS students took part. Adwaith and Aryan received Outstanding Delegate awards; Shwet, Ashi, Aniruddha and Shaurya were named determined delegates, and Sairam received a diplomatic commendation.
Source: School History: Harvard and IIMUN
Read the archive entry14–17 August 2025 · 14th IIMUN Championship Conference 2025, Mumbai
A special mention and two verbal mentions
34 CIRS students represented nations. Aryaman Bansal received a special mention, and Ahana Nair and Sannvi Bagaria verbal mentions.
Source: The school’s Annual Report, 7 October 2025
Read the archive entry1–10 July 2025 · NCC Annual Training Camp, Kalaignar Karunanidhi Institute of Technology
Overall Best Cadets award
36 CIRS cadets won medals in the drill test, quiz, relay, shot put and football, and the school received the overall Best Cadets award.
Source: School History: Best Cadets at the NCC camp
Read the archive entry07 / 08
May 2026 · IB Diploma Programme, May 2026 examination
24 of 24 diplomas · two scores of 45 out of 45
Every candidate registered for the May 2026 IB Diploma examination was awarded the diploma, with an average of 39.4 points. Twelve scored 40 or above. Adithyan Diwakar Vidya and Shriya Shruti Misra both scored 45 out of 45, the maximum the Diploma allows.
Source: The school’s IB results brief
Read the archive entryMay 2025 · IB Diploma Programme, May 2025 examination
8 of 19 above 40 points · highest 44
Shubhaang Agarwal scored 44 out of 45, followed by Raahi with 43, and Reshmi and Rishi Iyer with 42. Eight of the 19 candidates scored above 40, and the class averaged 38.9 points.
Source: The school’s Annual Report, 7 October 2025
Read the archive entry14–17 August 2025 · Harvard Model United Nations (HMUN) 2025
Two Outstanding Delegate awards
Forty CIRS students took part. Adwaith and Aryan received Outstanding Delegate awards; Shwet, Ashi, Aniruddha and Shaurya were named determined delegates, and Sairam received a diplomatic commendation.
Source: School History: Harvard and IIMUN
Read the archive entry08 / 08
Reported October 2025 · Education World and Brainfeed school rankings
Education World: 2nd in India, 1st in Tamil Nadu · Brainfeed: 3rd in India
Education World ranked CIRS second in the country among India’s top co-educational boarding schools, and first in Tamil Nadu and Coimbatore for the 14th consecutive year. Brainfeed ranked the school third in the country and first in both the state and the city.
Source: School History: the Annual Report, 7 October 2025
Read the archive entryReported October 2025 · Commerce Teachers Foundation
Vanijya Ratna Award
Dr. Rashmi was given the Vanijya Ratna Award for her contribution to education; her students averaged 96% in Accountancy.
Source: The school’s Annual Report, 7 October 2025
Read the archive entry2019 · Education World school survey, conducted by C fore
2nd co-educational boarding school in India · 1st in Tamil Nadu, eighth year running
In Education World’s 2019 survey CIRS rose from fourth to second place in the country among co-educational boarding schools, and kept first place in Tamil Nadu for the eighth consecutive year.
Source: School History: Education World survey
Read the archive entrytwo scores of 45 out of 45
Source: The school’s IB results brief
Champions of 36 schools
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
First of more than 20 schools
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
First place
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
Overall winners
32 students received by the President
International School Award
Named among the Top 500 Schools of India
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IB Diplomas
Every candidate registered for the May 2026 IB Diploma examination was awarded the diploma.
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Perfect scores
Two students, the maximum the Diploma allows.
99.0%
Class XII Management
The stream topper, in the CBSE board examinations.
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Medals at South Zone Yoga
Six gold, five silver and six bronze, with the Overall Championship.
14th
Year first in Tamil Nadu
Education World ranked CIRS first in Tamil Nadu and Coimbatore for the 14th consecutive year.
100
The top 100 of one lakh
Two students, selected through the SPOT test for the VSSF Science Camp.
The Laurel Reel
An interaction with President A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, New Delhi
A vacation assignment on the President’s ‘Vision for India 2020’, recast by the school as ‘My Vision for Myself, my Family, my School and my Country’, led to an invitation: thirty-two students from Classes VI to XII met President Kalam in the Committee Room of Rashtrapati Bhavan.
Khel Mela, the 12th Annual Athletic and Aquatic Meet
Valmiki won the overall championship and the best march past. Vasishta and Vishwamitra shared the award for best individual activities, and the list of winners gives the best drill to Vyasa (the same issue’s account of the drill says the cup went to Vasishta and Vyasa together).
British Council
CIRS received the British Council’s International School Award, which recognises good practice in bringing an international dimension into the curriculum. The Junior School had taken up the programme the year before, with holiday assignments on the wider world.
Education Cell, Central Chinmaya Mission Trust
The Education Cell of the Central Chinmaya Mission Trust presented its Vision Award for 2012 to CIRS, Coimbatore.
Brainfeed School Excellence Awards 2017–18, Bengaluru
Brainfeed’s School Excellence Awards named CIRS among the Top 500 Schools of India 2017–18, in the category Best International Boarding / Happiness Quotient Index / Influential School Brand, and among the best international schools of Tamil Nadu.
Education World school survey, conducted by C fore
In Education World’s 2019 survey CIRS rose from fourth to second place in the country among co-educational boarding schools, and kept first place in Tamil Nadu for the eighth consecutive year.
South Zone Yoga Competition 2025–26, School Games Sport Development Foundation India, Erode
Across every category, CIRS students brought home six gold, five silver and six bronze medals, and with them the Overall Championship.
IB Diploma Programme, May 2026 examination
Every candidate registered for the May 2026 IB Diploma examination was awarded the diploma, with an average of 39.4 points. Twelve scored 40 or above. Adithyan Diwakar Vidya and Shriya Shruti Misra both scored 45 out of 45, the maximum the Diploma allows.
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IB Diploma Programme, May 2026 examination
Every candidate registered for the May 2026 IB Diploma examination was awarded the diploma, with an average of 39.4 points. Twelve scored 40 or above. Adithyan Diwakar Vidya and Shriya Shruti Misra both scored 45 out of 45, the maximum the Diploma allows.
South Zone Yoga Competition 2025–26, School Games Sport Development Foundation India, Erode
Across every category, CIRS students brought home six gold, five silver and six bronze medals, and with them the Overall Championship.
36 schools
11-on-11 Football Tournament, Chandrakanthi Public School, Coimbatore
The CIRS Under-14 boys won the eleven-a-side tournament against 36 schools, and Tanay Lakshman of Grade 8 was named Best Player.
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QUZBIZ Zonal Quiz, Yuva Bharati School, Coimbatore
Two CIRS teams entered the zonal round of QUZBIZ. Out of 180 teams, Adithyan Diwakar and Heril Goti reached the final, led throughout and won, taking certificates, a cash prize of ₹10,000 and a place in the State-level quiz in Chennai.
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Interschool Bhajan Competition, Suguna International School
Ten CIRS students from Grades 7 to 12 sang for the school and took first prize among more than twenty schools.
The roll
54 students, teams and houses named in the school’s records. Choose a name to explore the recorded achievement.
The season in photographs
Three competitions from the school’s photograph archive. Their placings are not yet published here; each will be added, with its source, when the school supplies it.
The screen behind the speaker reads ‘Chinmaya International Residential School welcomes you to the Junior Spell Bee Competition’, and gives the date.
Placings: not yet published on this site.
Dated from the screen in the photograph.
One pupil at a time recites at a microphone, before judges at a table and a school seated on the steps.
Placings: not yet published on this site.
Dated from the photographs’ own timestamps and the school’s folder title.
Groups take the stage one after another beneath a hand-painted ‘Dance Competition’ banner.
Placings: not yet published on this site.
Dated from the photographs’ own timestamps and the school’s folder title.
The complete archive
Each entry draws on a published school record and links to its source. Choose an entry to read the details.
IB Diploma Programme, May 2026 examination
Every candidate registered for the May 2026 IB Diploma examination was awarded the diploma, with an average of 39.4 points. Twelve scored 40 or above. Adithyan Diwakar Vidya and Shriya Shruti Misra both scored 45 out of 45, the maximum the Diploma allows.
Source: The school’s IB results brief
CBSE Class XII board examinations
Dhruvik Sachin Agarwal topped the Class XII Management stream with 99.0%. The stream averaged 94%; 22 students scored 90% or above, and there was one centum in Business Studies and two in Applied Mathematics.
Source: The school’s CBSE results brief
CBSE Class XII board examinations
Sonakshi Birmiwal and Namburu Venkata Dheeraj topped the Class XII Science stream with 95.60% each. The class averaged 91%, twelve students scored 90% or above, and there was one centum in Chemistry and two in IP.
Source: The school’s CBSE results brief
CBSE Class X board examinations
Vishv Prem Nangia topped Class X with 98.60%. Forty-nine students scored 90% or above, and centums were recorded in Sanskrit (five), Hindi (two) and French (three).
Source: The school’s CBSE results brief
QUZBIZ Zonal Quiz, Yuva Bharati School, Coimbatore
Two CIRS teams entered the zonal round of QUZBIZ. Out of 180 teams, Adithyan Diwakar and Heril Goti reached the final, led throughout and won, taking certificates, a cash prize of ₹10,000 and a place in the State-level quiz in Chennai.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
The Hindu In School Quiz, NGP College, Coimbatore
Five CIRS teams took part among 2,000. In the senior category Adithyan and Heril were champions and Vishv Prem and Swarit placed third; in the junior category Devansh and Pradyuth came second. Govardhan and Hridit, Arnav and Jashit, and Viraj and Divyam were singled out for recognition.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
Lotus Quiz, Satchidananda Jothi Niketan International School, Mettupalayam
Devansh Mazumdar and Pradyuth Senthilkumar won the Lotus Quiz against forty teams, and were given certificates, trophies and a cash prize of ₹5,000.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
AQMEN Quiz, PSBB Millennium School, Coimbatore
The Quiz Club’s junior team, Devansh Mazumdar of Grade 8 and Arnav Anand of Grade 7, placed third among 55 teams from schools across Coimbatore in a quiz set by Prof. Rangarajan, winning certificates and ₹1,000.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
South Zone Yoga Competition 2025–26, School Games Sport Development Foundation India, Erode
Across every category, CIRS students brought home six gold, five silver and six bronze medals, and with them the Overall Championship.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
11-on-11 Football Tournament, Chandrakanthi Public School, Coimbatore
The CIRS Under-14 boys won the eleven-a-side tournament against 36 schools, and Tanay Lakshman of Grade 8 was named Best Player.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
Takshila Inter-School 7-on-7 Football Tournament, Delhi Public School, Coimbatore
The Under-11 boys finished as second runners-up, and Arnav Ramoliya of Grade 5 was given the Best Defender Award.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
KPR Basketball Tournament 2025, KPR Engineering College, Coimbatore
With twenty teams from four districts competing, the CIRS Under-19 boys and Under-19 girls both finished third.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
Coimbatore Sahodaya Basketball Tournament 2025, SNS CBSE School
The Under-16 girls reached the final of a 22-team category and finished as runners-up.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
Interschool Bhajan Competition, Suguna International School
Ten CIRS students from Grades 7 to 12 sang for the school and took first prize among more than twenty schools.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
46th Sahodaya Inter School Instrumental Music Competition, CS Academy, Coimbatore
Thirteen students represented CIRS across four categories: Wind, Rhythm, Keyboard and Band. Among 41 schools, Yuvraj Tibrewal of Class 9 placed first in Wind and Arham Jain of Class 9 second in Rhythm.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
Interschool Sahodaya Dance Competition, Benglen Public School
CIRS entered three groups: Under-14 girls, Under-19 boys and Under-19 girls. Among 25 schools, the Under-19 girls placed third.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
Public speaking competition, Vidhya Niketan School (CBSE), Vilanankurichi
Pradyum Tibarewal of Grade 12 took first place.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
English Declamation Competition, The United Public School, Periyanaickenpalayam
Saptarshi Pal of Grade 8 placed second, Adhyatma Ghranthik Agarwal of Grade 10 third, and Pradyum Tibarewal of Grade 12 second.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
46th CBSE Sahodaya Inter-school Storytelling Competition, Aksharam International School
Aashi Kedia of Grade 10 won second place in category D, and Anokhi Kankani of Grade 8 fourth place in category C.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
English Extempore Competition, CMC International School, Coimbatore
Amayra Goel of Grade 8 took second place in category B.
Source: Competitions across CIRS, the school’s report of 1 October 2025
46th CBSE Sahodaya English Spell Bee, Anugraha Mandhir CBSE Senior Secondary School, Coimbatore
Tanay Lakshman of Grade 8 and Rhea of Grade 10 each took second place, and M. K. Prateethi of Class 12 fourth.
Education World and Brainfeed school rankings
Education World ranked CIRS second in the country among India’s top co-educational boarding schools, and first in Tamil Nadu and Coimbatore for the 14th consecutive year. Brainfeed ranked the school third in the country and first in both the state and the city.
CBSE Class XII board examinations
V Athmika topped the Management stream with 98.6% and Kanistha C the Science stream with 98.4%. Of 47 students, 34 scored above 90% and 45 above 80%; Science averaged 89% and Management 93%, with centums in Mathematics, Physical Education, Informatics Practices and Business Studies.
CBSE Class X board examinations
Ved Tulsian topped Class X with 97.8%. Of 95 students, 56 scored 90% or above and 85 above 80%, and there were centums in Mathematics (eleven), Sanskrit (four), French (two), Science and Hindi.
IB Diploma Programme, May 2025 examination
Shubhaang Agarwal scored 44 out of 45, followed by Raahi with 43, and Reshmi and Rishi Iyer with 42. Eight of the 19 candidates scored above 40, and the class averaged 38.9 points.
‘SSVM Studentrepreneur’ competition, SSVM, Coimbatore
Raunak, Naitik and Arnav won first prize for their project, and a cash reward of ₹75,000.
2025 Youth MADE Festival
The project of Kanishk C K, Aaditya Tulsyan, Vishwanth, Hema Ruthvick and Arjun Reddy was recognised for its creativity, innovation and potential impact, and won $500.
Mindkraft 2025, Karunya University, on World Water Day
Competing against universities and colleges across Tamil Nadu, Kanishk, Krishnav Deorah and Aaditya Tulsyan won the Ideathon and ₹5,000. In the quiz, Vishvprem, Divyam, Aneesh and Viraj Lal came second and Krishnav Deorah, Aaditya Tulsyan and Kanishk third; Ritika Deorah was second in the painting competition.
ZESTRO’25, a national-level technical symposium, Karunya Deemed University
In the quiz Divyam, Vishvprem and Swarit won and Pradyuth, Jasith and Devansh were runners-up. A CIRS team won the Project Expo and Paper Presentation with a project on forest animal conservation, and CIRS took the overall championship.
Robotica 2025, the Robotics Club of VIT Chennai
Amogh Agarwal, Aryaman Bansal and Kanishk C K took the runners-up place in the robotics competition.
SPOT test and Science Camp, Vikram Sarabhai Science Foundation, Pune
Pradyuth Senthilkumar of Grade 9 and Kansihtha Chopra of Grade 12 were selected among the top 100 of one lakh participants across the country through the SPOT test, and attended the VSSF Science Camp in Pune.
ISRO YUVIKA 2025, Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, Thiruvananthapuram
Ritika Deorah was selected for ISRO’s YUVIKA programme, where she worked with ISRO scientists on group projects and science quizzes.
Space Quiz, Sri Shakthi Engineering and Technology
As two of the top 100 winners of the Space Quiz, Naitik Agarwala of Class 11 and Anirudhha Koganti of the first IB year visited ISRO’s Satish Dhawan Space Centre and watched the NISAR satellite launch aboard the GSLV-F16 on 30 July 2025.
State-level Quiz on the Aviation Industry, Remo International College with Hindu Tamil Thisai
Divyam Gupta was one of the 12 finalists from Tamil Nadu and Puducherry and took third place, with a cash prize of ₹5,000.
Harvard Model United Nations (HMUN) 2025
Forty CIRS students took part. Adwaith and Aryan received Outstanding Delegate awards; Shwet, Ashi, Aniruddha and Shaurya were named determined delegates, and Sairam received a diplomatic commendation.
14th IIMUN Championship Conference 2025, Mumbai
34 CIRS students represented nations. Aryaman Bansal received a special mention, and Ahana Nair and Sannvi Bagaria verbal mentions.
NCC Annual Training Camp, Kalaignar Karunanidhi Institute of Technology
36 CIRS cadets won medals in the drill test, quiz, relay, shot put and football, and the school received the overall Best Cadets award.
South Zone Swimming Competition 2025–26, The Navabharath International School, Annur
Among more than 1,500 swimmers from 310 schools, Shrey Kothari, Arav Jagadesh, Vidhur Vaibhav, Chundi Sai Bava Rishi and Sidharth Abinav Raja won bronze in the Under-17 boys’ 4 × 100 m freestyle relay, and Anagha Mappat bronze in the Under-17 girls’ 400 m.
Prime Sports State Level Swimming Competition, The Life Spring Swimming Club
Among more than 350 swimmers from 75 schools, Shrey Kothari won gold in the 200 m freestyle and bronze in the 100 m butterfly, and Dhilip Reddy bronze in the 100 m freestyle. At the CM Trophy on 6 September, at Bharathiar University, Shrey Kothari won bronze in the 200 m butterfly and the 200 m individual medley, and Dilip Reddy bronze in the 100 m freestyle.
Jharkhand State Tennis Tournament, and the GST Tennis Tournament, Global School of Tennis
Shaurya Gadhyan was runner-up in the Under-18 singles of the Jharkhand state tournament in May. At the GST tournament on 28 September, Deepansh Gupta won the Under-16 singles, he and Shaurya Gadhyan were runners-up in the Under-16 doubles, and Yug Goyal placed third in the Under-14 singles.
46th Sahodaya 11-on-11 Inter School Football Tournament, Agaram Public School, Karur
The CIRS Under-16 boys finished as runners-up. At the 3rd Nathan Memorial tournament on 4–5 July, at Vivekam Sr. Sec. School, Coimbatore, the Under-12 boys were also runners-up, and Anirudh E.S of Grade 6 was named Best Player.
Coimbatore district selections
Yug Didwania of Grade 8 was selected for the Coimbatore district basketball camp on 4 August 2025, and Hardik Saralia was among the final 18 players chosen for the Coimbatore District Sub Junior Men’s Hockey Team.
Commerce Teachers Foundation
Dr. Rashmi was given the Vanijya Ratna Award for her contribution to education; her students averaged 96% in Accountancy.
Kreativity League 2024 Grand Finale, IIT Delhi
Among 300 participants, Jayam, Gatik and Arnav took third place, winning trophies and a cash prize of ₹9,000.
JK Lakshmipat University ‘My City, My Lab’ Ideathon 2024
Team Vayunigrah — Jayam Mangalam Modi, Gatik Chhawachharia and Arnav Agarwal — won the Ideathon for their innovative approach and practical solution design, and a prize of one lakh rupees.
Education World school survey, conducted by C fore
In Education World’s 2019 survey CIRS rose from fourth to second place in the country among co-educational boarding schools, and kept first place in Tamil Nadu for the eighth consecutive year.
Central Board of Secondary Education
The CBSE selected CIRS as one of its Lead Schools, to guide five other CBSE schools.
CBSE Class XII board examinations
All 45 students who sat the Class XII examination scored above 80% in aggregate, and 41 of them above 90%. Science averaged 92.06% and Management 94.23%.
Brainfeed School Excellence Awards 2017–18, Bengaluru
Brainfeed’s School Excellence Awards named CIRS among the Top 500 Schools of India 2017–18, in the category Best International Boarding / Happiness Quotient Index / Influential School Brand, and among the best international schools of Tamil Nadu.
Education Cell, Central Chinmaya Mission Trust
The Education Cell of the Central Chinmaya Mission Trust presented its Vision Award for 2012 to CIRS, Coimbatore.
Source: School History: The CCMT Education Cell Vision Award
British Council
CIRS received the British Council’s International School Award, which recognises good practice in bringing an international dimension into the curriculum. The Junior School had taken up the programme the year before, with holiday assignments on the wider world.
Khel Mela, the 12th Annual Athletic and Aquatic Meet
Valmiki won the overall championship and the best march past. Vasishta and Vishwamitra shared the award for best individual activities, and the list of winners gives the best drill to Vyasa (the same issue’s account of the drill says the cup went to Vasishta and Vyasa together).
Inter-House Aquatic Meet
Vishwamitra won the Inter-House Aquatic Meet, ahead of Valmiki, Vyasa and Vasishta.
Source: CIRS e-newsletter, October–November 2008, on the Houses record
Inter-house quizzes, senior and junior school
Valmiki won the Senior Social Science Quiz on 30 April. In the junior school, Vishwamitra won the English Quiz on 22 October after three tie-break rounds against Valmiki, Vasishta the Mathematics Quiz on 5 November, and Vyasa the Science Quiz on 19 November.
Source: CIRS e-newsletter, October–November 2008, on the Houses record
An interaction with President A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, New Delhi
A vacation assignment on the President’s ‘Vision for India 2020’, recast by the school as ‘My Vision for Myself, my Family, my School and my Country’, led to an invitation: thirty-two students from Classes VI to XII met President Kalam in the Committee Room of Rashtrapati Bhavan.
Centre for Science and Environment, New Delhi
Roughly eighty of the campus’s hundred acres have been left to native flora and fauna. It cost the school land it could have built on, and earned it the Green School Award from the Centre for Science and Environment, New Delhi.
No record matches.
Departments and houses: results, placings and photographs for this archive are welcome at info@cirschool.org.
56 laurels on record. The school opened on 6 June 1996; the earliest laurel in this archive is from 2007.
