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NATIONAL SPORTS

CERTIFICATES

The 37th CBSE Gulf Principals' Conference was On behalf of the entire school community, she
held from 3rd – 5th January 2025.The winners in wished her all the best as she embarks on the next
CBSE National Sports and Games were phase of her academic journey.
appreciated for their exceptional skills. Angela Congratulations to Diya on this impressive
Tony, a student of Class 8, Indian Learners’ Own accomplishment!
Academy , Kuwait made her school proud by
winning the bronze medal in CBSE National There are some students at school, whom I would
Sports Competition.. Her exceptional skills, call as sports stars of school. These are self
combined with determination and hard work, motivated students whose parents are very
were evident throughout the tournament, helpful to take them forward.
earning her a well-deserved place on the In GCC Junior Open Badminton Tournament,
podium. Kuwait
Avneet Kaur - 8D
This achievement not only highlights Angela’s Under 15 girls singles- winner
individual talent but also serves as an inspiration Under 17 girls singles- runners up
to her peers. Her success is a reminder of the Under 15 doubles- winner
importance of dedication and hard work in Angela Tony - 8B
achieving one's goals. Angela Tony’s Under 16 girls doubles- winner
accomplishment has brought pride to her school Gianna Jose - 4 D
and sets an example for other students to pursue Under 13 girls singles- winner
excellence in both academics and sports. Under 15 girls doubles- runners up
Mrs.Asha Sharma, the proud Principal of Indian Vaishnav Biju - 3A
Learners’ Own Academy who was present at the Under 11 boys singles - runner up
Gulf Council meet appreciated and commended Under 11 boys doubles - runner up
the achievement of Angela Tony and her
teachers for their guidance. She also stated that
she was incredibly proud of her achievements.
The 37th CBSE Gulf Principals' Conference was
held from 3rd – 5th January 2025.The toppers in
CBSE Board Exams 2024-25 were announced
and appreciated for their stupendous
performance. Diya Elizabeth Devasia of Indian
Learners’ Own Academy, Kuwait was declared
the second topper in the Humanities stream. Her
outstanding academic performance reflects her
dedication, hard work, and deep understanding
of her subjects.

Her success is a testament to her passion for
learning and determination to excel. Diya’s
achievement brings honor to her school and
encourages other students to aim high and
pursue their academic goals with dedication.
Mrs. Asha Sharma, the Principal of Indian
Learners’ Own Academy extended her my
heartfelt congratulations and added that this
remarkable achievement is a true reflection of
her dedication, discipline, and tireless effort
throughout the academic year.

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