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Kidpreneurs of Grade 5 Shine with Innovative Business Ideas
The Grade 5 students of K’sirs International School stepped into the world of entrepreneurship at the Kidpreneur Event, where young innovators showcased their creative business ideas with confidence and enthusiasm.
K’sirs Celebrates the Year of Civic Responsibility with Poster-Making by Early Years Students and Parents
As part of K’sirs International School’s Year of Civic Responsibility celebrations, the Early Years students, together with their parents, participated in a lively Poster-Making Activity on “Civic Responsibility – A Shared Commitment”.
Skills Sphere 2025 – Hubs Expo Showcases Student Creativity at K’sirs
K’sirs hosted Skills Sphere 2025 – Hubs Expo on September 27, showcasing students’ projects, models, and skills while highlighting their growth and creativity.
Global Education Insights at K’sirs Career Symposium 2025
K’sirs hosted Career Symposium 2025, connecting students with over 40 universities to explore global higher education and admission insights.
K’sirs Celebrates Nila Soru 2025 Under the Moonlit Sky
K’sirs International School hosted Nila Soru 2025 on 10th October, a delightful evening that brought together over 300 members of the Coimbatore community for a celebration of togetherness, stories, and tradition.
K’sirs Students Participate in Skating Awareness Drive
K’sirs students joined Decathlon’s Skating Awareness Event, learning road safety, protective gear, and responsible skating through interactive demonstrations.
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