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NHES Jamshedpur ranks 5th among India’s Vintage Legacy Day Schools

  Jamshedpur, Oct 8: Narbheram Hansraj English School, one of Jamshedpur’s most reputed educational institutions, has added another feather to its cap…

NHES Jamshedpur ranks 5th among India’s Vintage Legacy Day Schools

 

Jamshedpur, Oct 8: Narbheram Hansraj English School, one of Jamshedpur’s most reputed educational institutions, has added another feather to its cap by being ranked 5th among India’s Top 10 Vintage Legacy Day Schools by Education World, a leading national education magazine.

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According to Education World’s Parameters of Excellence survey for the session 2025–26, Narbheram Hansraj English School secured a total score of 1192, the highest among all schools in Jamshedpur.

The ranking placed the school in the distinguished company of some of India’s most iconic institutions that have maintained their educational legacy and values through decades of changing educational landscapes.

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The recognition was based on a comprehensive assessment covering parameters such as curriculum and pedagogy, co-curricular education, leadership and governance, academic reputation, infrastructure, community engagement, and alumni achievements.

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Expressing his delight over the recognition, Nakul Kamani, President of the School Managing Committee, said, “This prestigious recognition is a tribute to the unwavering dedication, hard work, and collaborative spirit of our teachers, students, and parents. We take pride in upholding the school’s founding vision of excellence in education while adapting to contemporary academic and co-curricular needs.”

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Principal Paramita Roy Chaudhury echoed the sentiment, emphasizing the school’s mission-driven approach. She stated, “Promotion into India’s Top 10 Vintage Legacy Schools is recognition of our commitment to empower children through quality education and to nurture them as responsible leaders who contribute meaningfully to society. This achievement inspires us to raise the bar even higher.”

Founded in the early decades of Jamshedpur’s development, Narbheram Hansraj English School has consistently stood as a symbol of discipline, values, and quality learning. Its modern curriculum, blended with traditional values, prepares students to face the challenges of the future while staying rooted in ethical principles.

The school’s alumni continue to make their mark across diverse fields including engineering, medicine, administration, entrepreneurship, and the arts.

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Over the years, the school has invested in upgrading its infrastructure, digital learning tools, and co-curricular programs, ensuring a balanced education that promotes creativity, leadership, and critical thinking. Its strong emphasis on sports, cultural activities, and community service further reinforces its holistic approach to child development.

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