International School Award
& RIDS Recognition
Two-time ISA winner and RIDS 2025–2028 awardee — bringing global education, international partnerships, and world-class learning to Sarkaghat.
2x ISA Winner
International School Award
RIDS 2025–28
British Council Certified
2+ Countries
International Partners
Since 2017
Global Education Journey
Awards & Recognitions
A decade-long commitment to international education, recognised three times by the British Council.
International School Award (ISA)
First-ever ISA accreditation recognising RKIS for embedding international themes into the curriculum and fostering global citizenship across all classes.
International School Award (ISA)
Second ISA accreditation — a testament to sustained commitment to international collaborative projects impacting the majority of the student body.
RIDS Award
Recognition of International Dimension in Schools — the latest honour from the British Council, certifying that RKIS successfully integrates global perspectives into everyday teaching.
How It Benefits Your Child
Global Perspective
Students gain exposure to world cultures, international issues, and diverse viewpoints — preparing them for a connected world.
International Partnerships
Direct collaboration with schools in Nigeria, UK, and more — virtual exchanges, joint projects, and cross-cultural friendships.
Critical Thinking
International projects develop research skills, analytical thinking, and the ability to approach problems from multiple perspectives.
Empathy & Cultural Awareness
Cultural festivals, international exhibitions, and exchange programmes build empathy and appreciation for shared humanity.
Enhanced Curriculum
Global themes are woven into regular subjects — making geography, history, science, and language classes richer and more relevant.
British Council Certification
A globally recognised accreditation that adds credibility to every RKIS student's academic profile and school transcript.
International Partner Schools
Preston International School
Nigeria
Global Collaboration in Action
Students from Years 8–12 participated in a virtual exchange centred on World Food Day — researching cultural significance, nutritional value, and agricultural factors of staple foods across India, Nigeria, and Ghana.
Canterbury International High School
International
Partnership Launch (2025)
Officially launched in May 2025 to further expand global curriculum activities, cultural exchanges, and collaborative learning projects across borders.
International Activities & Projects
International Day Exhibitions
Students research different countries, wear traditional attire, and share international cuisines — fostering cross-cultural understanding.
Virtual Exchange Programmes
Live video sessions with partner schools abroad for joint presentations, debates, and collaborative research projects.
#BeyondTheScreen Campaign
A global digital literacy and well-being initiative focusing on healthy screen habits, emotional health, and responsible technology use.
Cultural Festival Integration
Indian festivals like Holi and Diwali are celebrated with a global lens — exploring similar traditions worldwide as part of the 'Indian Values with Global Outlook' philosophy.
World Food Day Project
A cross-country research project comparing staple foods, agriculture, and nutrition across India, Nigeria, and Ghana — presented to the British Council.
Global Citizenship Curriculum
Year-round activities aligned with British Council themes — sustainability, digital literacy, cultural diversity, and international collaboration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the British Council International School Award (ISA)?
The ISA is a prestigious accreditation from the British Council that recognises schools around the world for their commitment to embedding international learning into the curriculum through year-round collaborative projects with partner schools abroad.
Q: What is the RIDS Award?
RIDS stands for Recognition of International Dimension in Schools. It is granted by the British Council to schools that successfully integrate global perspectives into their teaching. RKIS received the RIDS award for 2025–2028.
Q: How does this benefit my child?
Students gain global exposure, critical thinking skills, cultural sensitivity, and experience with international collaboration — all of which strengthen their academic profile and prepare them for higher education and careers in a globalised world.
Q: Does every student participate in international projects?
Yes. The British Council requires that international activities impact the majority of the student body, not just a select few. At RKIS, all classes participate in age-appropriate international projects throughout the year.
Q: Which countries does RKIS collaborate with?
RKIS has partnerships with schools in Nigeria (Preston International School) and the UK (Canterbury International High School), with more collaborations planned. Virtual exchanges and joint projects run throughout the academic year.
Q: Is the ISA/RIDS accreditation internationally recognised?
Yes. The British Council is a globally respected institution, and the ISA/RIDS accreditation is recognised worldwide as a mark of quality international education. Over 7,000 schools across 100+ countries hold the ISA.