AWARD CATEGORY
Category C
This category is for international schools charging tuition fees identified as high within their country.
CATEGORY
Details
The Awards provide an opportunity to highlight your community’s good practice, creative endeavours and innovation. Your application should focus on one specific initiative that meets the following three criteria:
- Supporting at least one of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- Rooting Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Justice (DEIJ)
- Supporting the K-12 schools community
AWARDS SESSION
This year the International School Awards sessions were hosted within the ISC Community. To view the three category award sessions, sign up for free here >
2025 Category Partner
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Pearson is the world’s leading learning company. We partner with schools, universities, and employers worldwide to offer our world class Pearson Edexcel qualifications and assessments, digital content and learning experiences to international schools to enable more effective teaching and learning and to help learners increase their skills and global employability prospects.
Pearson were also a sponsor of the 2024 International School Awards.
2025 WINNERS
Winning school initiatives of the 2025 International School Awards were announced via a live-streamed ceremony on Wednesday 29th January 2025.
The 2025 International School Awards sessions will be hosted within the ISC Community. To catch up on the three category sessions and find out the winners, sign up for free here >
The International School Awards are hosted by ISC Research with the support of International School Leader Magazine.
2025 WINNERS
Nexus International School, Malaysia
Recognition for their Global Goals Day where students follow bespoke SDGs timetables, featuring sessions such as solar vehicle making mindfulness workshops.
Pathways School, Noida
Recognised for their student-led Community Service Project which aims to reduce inequality through active community engagement and holistic education.
St Christopher’s School, Bahrain
Recognised for their Community Service Trip to Thailand which sees students offer first-hand support to a local village.
Western Academy of Beijing, China
Recognition for their Global Citizenship and Community Engagement Programme, designed to provide learners with opportunities to promote social and environmental wellbeing through student-run projects.
Yew Chung International School of Shanghai, China
Yew Chung International School of Shanghai in China won and International School Award for their student-led social enterprise, Hope Beans, which markets and sells coffee beans from ethical suppliers.
CATEGORIES
2025 Award categories
International schools charging tuition fees identified as low within their country.
International schools charging tuition fees identified as average within their country.
International schools charging tuition fees identified as high within their country.
