Surat, October 26 : The Radiant International School is redefining the concept of education by going beyond conventional book-based learning to instill human values and a global outlook among students. The institution believes that literacy is only the first step, while true education lies in shaping students into responsible and compassionate individuals who contribute meaningfully to society.
The school’s founder, Ramjibhai Mangukiya, emphasized that mere academic knowledge cannot ensure a person’s overall well-being unless they embrace the qualities of humanity. In line with this philosophy, the school organizes various activities and celebrations aimed at promoting spirituality, empathy, and humane behavior among its students.
One of the most distinctive aspects of The Radiant International School is its approach of blending global education systems. Trustee Kishanbhai Mangukiya visited Finland—known for having one of the world’s most advanced education systems—and adapted its innovative practices into the school’s curriculum through the introduction of a unique ‘Indo-Finnish’ model. Additionally, visits to educational institutions in Japan and Sonam Wangchuk’s renowned SECMOL school in Leh-Ladakh further enriched the institution’s vision of combining scientific reasoning with practical learning.
The school also stands out as Gujarat’s only institution to integrate robotics into education, equipping students to stay aligned with emerging technologies. Academically, The Radiant International School has achieved a consistent 100 percent success rate in board examinations, proving that proper guidance and confidence can lead every student to success. Its students have also excelled in sports, earning recognition at district, state, and national levels.
Under the visionary leadership of Ramjibhai Mangukiya and his sons, Kishanbhai and Jigneshbhai Mangukiya, the school has evolved into a center of academic excellence while simultaneously nurturing a generation of knowledgeable, value-driven, and socially responsible citizens.
