Bangalore, October 6, 2025: The Green School Bangalore (TGSB) has secured the 1st Rank in India with a perfect score of 100/100 in the prestigious National Green School Ranking 2025, announced by Green Mentors on World Environment Day.
The award was presented at the 9th NYC Green School Conference, hosted at the ILR School, Cornell University, New York, on September 23–24, 2025, coinciding with the 80th United Nations General Assembly and Climate Week NYC.
This recognition honors TGSB’s exemplary sustainability practices across the Eight Sustainability Pillars—from Green Curriculum and Biodiversity Conservation to Water Management, Energy Efficiency, and Innovation.
Ms. Usha Iyer, Founder and Principal of The Green School Bangalore, says:
“This award is a proud milestone in our journey of nurturing green leaders of tomorrow. At TGSB, our students and teachers have embraced sustainability as a way of life. It is heartening to see our vision of education for climate action gain global recognition.”
Through this achievement, TGSB reinforces its contribution to SDG 4 – Quality Education and SDG 13 – Climate Action, emerging as a national benchmark in sustainable education. The ranking has been pioneered by Green Mentors, under the leadership of Mr. Virendra Rawat, who has been championing sustainable education and climate action globally.
About TGSB:
The Green School Bangalore is the only zero energy, zero carbon, and zero-waste school designed from the most organic materials available to support global sustainability in every way and has adopted SDG 2030 by the UN. It’s a school that supports global sustainability in every way. The school focuses on green awareness for students and staff with programs, resources, and events to promote healthier food and nutrition, indoor air quality, and the 3Rs: reducing, reusing, and recycling. A source of green curriculum, TGSB is dedicated, to the “implementation of environmentally sustainable and energy-efficient systems and practices in K-12 schools.”
For more information log on:: https://thegreenschoolbangalore.com/
Bangalore, October 6, 2025: The Green School Bangalore (TGSB) has secured the 1st Rank in India with a perfect score of 100/100 in the prestigious National Green School Ranking 2025, announced by Green Mentors on World Environment Day.
The award was presented at the 9th NYC Green School Conference, hosted at the ILR School, Cornell University, New York, on September 23–24, 2025, coinciding with the 80th United Nations General Assembly and Climate Week NYC.
This recognition honors TGSB’s exemplary sustainability practices across the Eight Sustainability Pillars—from Green Curriculum and Biodiversity Conservation to Water Management, Energy Efficiency, and Innovation.
Ms. Usha Iyer, Founder and Principal of The Green School Bangalore, says:
“This award is a proud milestone in our journey of nurturing green leaders of tomorrow. At TGSB, our students and teachers have embraced sustainability as a way of life. It is heartening to see our vision of education for climate action gain global recognition.”
Through this achievement, TGSB reinforces its contribution to SDG 4 – Quality Education and SDG 13 – Climate Action, emerging as a national benchmark in sustainable education. The ranking has been pioneered by Green Mentors, under the leadership of Mr. Virendra Rawat, who has been championing sustainable education and climate action globally.
About TGSB:
The Green School Bangalore is the only zero energy, zero carbon, and zero-waste school designed from the most organic materials available to support global sustainability in every way and has adopted SDG 2030 by the UN. It’s a school that supports global sustainability in every way. The school focuses on green awareness for students and staff with programs, resources, and events to promote healthier food and nutrition, indoor air quality, and the 3Rs: reducing, reusing, and recycling. A source of green curriculum, TGSB is dedicated, to the “implementation of environmentally sustainable and energy-efficient systems and practices in K-12 schools.”
For more information log on:: https://thegreenschoolbangalore.com/