JAMMU: Narayana Schools is proud to announce that its student, K. Mohith Sri Krishna, has secured the Silver Medal (2nd Place) in the National-Level Gymnastics (Acrobatics) Championship, organised by the Gymnastics Federation of India in Dehradun, Uttarakhand.

Competing in the Junior Level category, Mohith demonstrated outstanding skill, dedication, and composure, earning recognition at a prestigious national stage that brought together over 200 participants from 12 states across India. Celebrating the achievement, Ms. Sharani Narayana, Director of Narayana Educational Institutions, said:

“At Narayana, we believe education goes beyond academics. Mohith’s accomplishment is a shining example of how we nurture every child’s talent, whether in classrooms, on sports fields, or in creative arenas. His silver medal is a source of pride for all of us and reinforces our commitment to holistic development. Every achievement inspires us to keep creating an environment where dreams are encouraged and potential is transformed into performance, because at Narayana your dreams are our dreams.”

This remarkable accomplishment not only highlights Mohith’s perseverance but also reaffirms Narayana Schools’ commitment to overall development by empowering students to excel both in academics and in diverse co-curricular arenas. Throughout his journey, Narayana has been a constant source of support by not just motivating him, but also by offering extra classes enabling him to catch-up on topics he missed during his participation in sporting events. As a recognition of his achievement, Narayana Schools is also offering a monetary reward to keep his sporting passion intact. In every way, Narayana ensures that each dream is nurtured with the right resources, encouragement, and guidance.

About Narayana Schools

Narayana Schools, with over 500+ branches, forms a large portion of Narayana Educational Institutions, one of Asia's largest and well-respected education groups with over 46 years of legacy in the field of education. Narayana Educational Institutions has a vast network of more than 900 schools, colleges, coaching centers, and professional colleges across 23 Indian states. It has a team of more than 50,000 highly experienced teachers, R&D Heads, and Subject Matter Experts, in addition to the non-academic staff, who help over 600,000 + students every year with their education, from kindergarten to post-graduate studies.

The institution is committed to nurturing young minds from kindergarten to senior secondary studies. Their central focus remains on striking a harmonious balance between the curricular and co-curricular domains so that the students reach their full potential. Furthermore, they offer comprehensive academic programmes tailored to help students realize their ambitions in the engineering, medical, CA, and civil service streams, showcasing their firm dedication to career-oriented teaching. This encapsulates the essence of what Narayana stands for.

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