St. Jude’s School has achieved a remarkable feat at the WriteToWin Spring 2026 Competition, whose theme for this season was Environment & Climate Change. The Competition provided Students with a meaningful platform to express their thoughts, concerns and ideas about some of the most pressing environmental challenges of our time. The outstanding performance of the Students reflects their creativity, awareness and growing commitment towards building a sustainable future. A total of 18 Students from St. Jude’s School emerged as Winners, bringing immense pride to the School. Atharva Goyal (ID 895) secured ?4,000, while Arnav Pradhan (ID 873) won ?3,000. Aditya Uniyal (ID 844), Vipul Tyagi (ID 839), Keshav Punia (ID 884), Anay Dumka (ID 816), Aliza Ali (ID 834), Donza Kapil (ID 833), Ananya Jain (ID 842), Ansh Jindal (ID 826), Nandini Negi (ID 871), Prajwal Bhardwaj (ID 905), Dev Kumar Kamboj (ID 904), Mansi Agari (ID 901), Pratyusha A. Deshmukh (ID 918), Dakshansh Rawat (ID 910), Aarav Agarwal and Parth Wadhwa (ID 836) each received ?1,000. The achievement was made even more special with St. Jude’s School Winning the prestigious Green School Trophy. The recognition celebrates the School’s efforts to encourage environmental awareness and responsible action among its Students. It also highlights the importance of giving young people opportunities to engage with issues such as climate change, conservation and sustainability. The Teacher who guided and supported the Students during the Competition was also honoured with a Super Teacher Certificate, acknowledging the valuable role played in motivating the young participants. The success of the Students is a moment of great pride for the entire St. Jude’s community and an encouraging reminder that young voices can make a meaningful difference in the conversation around environment and climate change.
St. Jude’s School has achieved a remarkable feat at the WriteToWin Spring 2026 Competition, whose theme for this season was Environment & Climate Change. The Competition provided Students with a meaningful platform to express their thoughts, concerns and ideas about some of the most pressing environmental challenges of our time. The outstanding performance of the Students reflects their creativity, awareness and growing commitment towards building a sustainable future. A total of 18 Students from St. Jude’s School emerged as Winners, bringing immense pride to the School. Atharva Goyal (ID 895) secured ?4,000, while Arnav Pradhan (ID 873) won ?3,000. Aditya Uniyal (ID 844), Vipul Tyagi (ID 839), Keshav Punia (ID 884), Anay Dumka (ID 816), Aliza Ali (ID 834), Donza Kapil (ID 833), Ananya Jain (ID 842), Ansh Jindal (ID 826), Nandini Negi (ID 871), Prajwal Bhardwaj (ID 905), Dev Kumar Kamboj (ID 904), Mansi Agari (ID 901), Pratyusha A. Deshmukh (ID 918), Dakshansh Rawat (ID 910), Aarav Agarwal and Parth Wadhwa (ID 836) each received ?1,000. The achievement was made even more special with St. Jude’s School Winning the prestigious Green School Trophy. The recognition celebrates the School’s efforts to encourage environmental awareness and responsible action among its Students. It also highlights the importance of giving young people opportunities to engage with issues such as climate change, conservation and sustainability. The Teacher who guided and supported the Students during the Competition was also honoured with a Super Teacher Certificate, acknowledging the valuable role played in motivating the young participants. The success of the Students is a moment of great pride for the entire St. Jude’s community and an encouraging reminder that young voices can make a meaningful difference in the conversation around environment and climate change.