KATHMANDU, OCTOBER 6
Premier International IB Continuum School has won the Overall Best Delegation title at the Diplomathon World Symposium 2026 for the second consecutive year, securing eight of the 12 awards presented at the event.
Premier students received awards across all four committees, covering climate action, global health, future of education, and media, gaming and entertainment. The awards were won by students from Grades 5 to 10.
Amisha Koirala of Grade 5 was named Best Delegate in SDG 13: Climate Action, while Anuj Kei Ghimire, also of Grade 5, won Best Delegate in SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being.
Sharlene Luitel of Grade 5 received a High Commendation and Parinidhi Shahi of Grade 5 received a Special Mention in SDG 3.
Darshaneeka Neupane of Grade 6 received a High Commendation in the United Panel for Future Ready Education.
In the Media, Gaming & Entertainment committee, Aayushman Agrawal of Grade 9 was named Best Delegate, Aaron Shrestha of Grade 10 received a High Commendation, and Anoushka Roy of Grade 9 received a Special Mention.
The Diplomathon World Symposium involved four committees where students discussed issues including public health, climate response, education and digital culture and entertainment. Participants were required to develop positions, respond to opposing views and work towards solutions during the discussions.
According to the school, the event provided students with an opportunity to apply skills such as inquiry, communication, consideration of different perspectives and decision-making in situations where there was no single predetermined answer.
Premier International IB Continuum School said the result also reflected the application of skills developed through its International Baccalaureate-based learning approach.
The school, which describes itself as Nepal's first and only IB Continuum School, offers the International Baccalaureate programme from Early Years through the Diploma Programme.