Accord School Earns Cambridge International Accreditation

Nellore: Accord School in Sri City is accredited as a Cambridge Primary School by Cambridge International Education in the UK, making it one of the few institutions in the region to offer globally benchmarked Cambridge programmes.

Following accreditation, the school will introduce the Cambridge Primary (ages 5-11) and Cambridge Lower Secondary (ages 11-14) curriculum, designed to encourage inquiry-based learning, creativity and critical thinking, alongside the internationally recognized Cambridge Checkpoint assessments.

The achievement was also acknowledged by education minister Nara Lokesh, who congratulated Principal Brindha Thiagarajan during a short break at the Sri City helipad on Saturday. Tirupati district collector Dr Venkateswar and Sri City chief executive Dr Ravindra Sannareddy were present.

Brindha Thiagarajan said the accreditation reaffirms the school’s commitment to providing globally relevant, future-ready education. Dr Ravindra Sannareddy described this recognition as a significant milestone in Sri City’s vision of providing world-class educational opportunities and producing globally competitive students.

Accord School, a CBSE-affiliated co-educational day boarding institution managed by Prashanth Education Society, now joins the global Cambridge network as it continues to focus on holistic education.