New Delhi. Syed Abid School has clinched the prestigious “Best Performing Award” for topping cultural and academic competitions across Delhi, organized by the Urdu Academy in November 2025. The award ceremony took place today at the iconic Aiwan-e-Ghalib Auditorium, attended by teachers and students from dozens of Delhi schools.
Principal Shagufta Shandar Khan Felicitated for Leadership
School Principal Ms. Shagufta Shandar Khan received special recognition for her visionary leadership and invaluable contributions. Under her guidance, Syed Abid School dominated Urdu Academy Delhi competitions 2025, securing prizes in nearly 17 diverse events—from cultural performances to academic challenges—bringing home multiple trophies.
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Key Team Members and Students Celebrate Milestone Achievement
Cultural Committee Coordinator Syed Mohammad Kazim, along with members Saif Azhar and Sajida Begum, joined dozens of proud students at the event. They expressed immense joy over the school’s success, highlighting the best Delhi school award as a testament to teamwork.
This accolade cements Syed Abid School‘s position among Delhi’s top educational institutions. The administration credits the win to the relentless efforts of students and teachers, inspiring continued excellence in Delhi school rankings and beyond.
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