Global Schools Group (GSG) has unveiled a new logo as part of its strategic vision for the next decade and beyond. The Singapore-based educational institution, under the umbrella of the Global Schools Foundation, oversees a network of 64 internationally acclaimed schools worldwide, catering to over 45,000 students following international curricula for global leadership development. The introduction of the new logo, unveiled during a conference in Singapore, aligns with GSG's future objectives focused on personalized education, competency-based learning, and fostering a passion for learning among students. Atul Temurnikar, Chairman of Global Schools Group, emphasized that the new logo symbolizes the organization's modern aspirations and commitment to delivering substantial value to students and parents in the future.
GSG oversees a total of 12 school brands, managing 64 campuses across Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. These include institutions such as One World International School with locations in Singapore, Riyadh, Osaka, and Bangalore, Glendale International School in Hyderabad and Dubai, and Global Indian International School with campuses in India, Singapore, Japan, the UAE, Malaysia, and Thailand. Other schools under GSG's umbrella include Dwight School Seoul in Korea, Harrods International School in Cambodia, Regent International School in Malaysia, Chinese International School Manila, Domuschola International School in the Philippines, Heath House Preparatory School in the UK, Vikaasa Group of Schools, Witty Group of Institutions in India, and Emirates American School in the UAE.
Established in 2002, Global Schools Group is an initiative of the Global Schools Foundation, a non-profit organization committed to community-oriented education. The foundation's primary goal is to foster and develop young minds, shaping them into future global leaders. Over the past two decades, the Group has evolved into a prominent premium K12 education institution. With a presence in 11 countries across Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, the Group's 64 campuses offer a diverse range of international curricula, including but not limited to the International Baccalaureate, Cambridge IGCSE, British National Curricula, American Common Core, and IPC curricula. This educational network serves more than 45,000 students, contributing to the holistic development of learners on a global scale.
