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International Connections

Baug-e-Jamsheed School has been accredited for Outstanding Development of the International Dimension in the Curriculum, for the year 2015-18, besides being bestowed with the International School Award.

The British Council ISA Award 2018-21 was presented on 5th December 2018 during the British Council School Award Ceremony at New Delhi. The ceremony was attended by many dignitaries including Duncan Wilson, Director - British Council. The award was received by the Pricipal, Ms.Anu Tewary and ISA coordinator, Ms.Archana Gupta.

This award is a bench marking scheme that accredits schools with an outstanding level of support for nurturing global citizenship in young people and enriching teaching learning.

In 2017 we have tried to build and sustain connections with International Schools. We have worked on projects with schools in Abu Dhabi, Ghana and Australia.

UKIERI (UK-India Education and Research Initiative) (2008 to 2010)

The UK- India Education and Research Initiative was a 5 year Programme which aimed to improve educational links between India and the UK. UKIERI was announced by the British Prime Minister, Tony Blair during his visit to India in September 2005, and launched by him in April, 2006.

Clusters of Schools in India and the U.K. were invited to apply. Six Schools of Jamshedpur - Baug-E-Jamsheed School, Jamshedpur Public Schoo, DBMS Kadma High School, J. H. Tarapore School, Kasidih High School and Tarapore School, Agrico formed the first Jamshedpur Cluster. We struck a partnership with 4 schools of Bristol - Air Balloon Hill Infant School, Parson Street Primary School, Perry Court Junior School, and Waycroft Primary School. This Cluster worked for a period of 3 years on the joint curriculum project - The 5 R's - Reuse, Reduce, Recycle, Refuse and Rejoice. Many of the activities learnt at the UK schools were shared with the schools of Jamshedpur).

Teachers of Bristol visit BEJS
The Jamshedpur Cluster at Bristol
Head Teachers of Bristol schools at BEJS
Archana Teacher at Bristol School

This is what the Bristol Custer had to say about BEJS.

  Strong vision, a strong sense of moral purpose & lots of happiness

  Collective staff responsibility for the development of all children in their care  Positive relationships with children & stakeholders

  Collective focus of staff & their support for each other

  Strong leadership from the top & evidence of distributive leadership

  Engagement with stakeholders & an understanding of the challenges they face  Strong UKIERI links.