Note: There is minor change in rankings, as due to some calculation error the ranking of a few schools was displayed wrong earlier. We regret for the inconvenience. At TeachwithE4, we take immense pride in fostering young talent through a series of prestigious competitions designed to challenge and enhance students’ academic and extracurricular skills. This year, schools from across India participated in ten exhilarating events, each testing different skill sets, creativity, and intelligence. TeachwithE4 successfully organized the Interstate Pro Olympiad 2024-25, bringing together 57 schools from seven states in a series of highly engaging academic and talent-based contests. The competition...

In the dynamic realm of education, where tradition meets transformation, a new chapter is being written—one that heralds the dawn of innovative schools. With the recent amendments in CBSE regulations, the landscape of education in India is poised for a paradigm shift, inviting educators, visionaries, and change-makers to embark on a journey of innovation and exploration. At the heart of this movement lies a fundamental question: What defines an innovative school, and how can TeachWithE4 help you navigate the path towards its creation? Let us embark on a captivating exploration, unraveling the essence of innovative schooling and uncovering the steps...

Education plays a vital role in shaping a country’s future. Let’s take a look at how our education system in India compares to the systems in developed countries. School Infrastructure: In developed countries, schools often have modern facilities like well-equipped classrooms and libraries. In India, we are working towards improving infrastructure, but some schools still face challenges in this area. Teaching in Education: Developed countries use a lot of advanced technology in teaching. In India, in most of the schools we are just relying on computer basic education and courses. Teaching Methods: Some developed nations focus on interactive and practical...

Today, I’ll share a true story that highlights how children learn quickly when taught in a natural and practical manner. They not only learn but also remember the subject and its teachings for life because they make the effort themselves. This is the story of Sugata, a social worker who provided an opportunity for children to learn in a practical way. In 1999, Sugata set up a touch screen computer in a slum area of New Delhi where poor children struggled even with reading Hindi, let alone English. You might wonder what those children would do with a touch screen...