Effort that nobody sees
A child who tried again after failing is doing something worth celebrating, even when the score did not change.
Nursery to Class 8 · English Medium · Bhensola, Badnawar, Dhar (M.P.)
Our Shining Stars
Every achievement reflects effort, perseverance, and the encouragement to keep learning. We celebrate our students' progress and congratulate them on their accomplishments.

How to read this page. Every figure below is transcribed from the school’s own “Our Shining Stars” poster and has not been independently verified against an official marks register. No percentage, ranking or result has been created or estimated. Student names and individual percentages are reproduced here from the school-supplied poster for verification. Names, photographs and individual results of minors are published only after written consent from parents/guardians is recorded by the school office.
The Original Poster
The results below come from a single artwork prepared by the school. We have reproduced the figures faithfully and checked each entry against the poster, because a results page is not the place for approximations.
Across both cohorts, 24 students are recorded on the poster. We publish aggregate figures and names only. Individual student photographs are not reproduced on this page.

The school’s official results poster, reproduced at full size for reference.
Class 8
The Class 8 board examination cohort recorded on the school's 'Our Shining Stars' poster for the current session.
Highest in this cohort: Khushi Patidar, Mahi Patidar at 84%. Names and percentages reproduced from the school’s poster for verification with the school office.
Class 5
The Class 5 board examination cohort recorded on the school's 'Our Shining Stars' poster for the current session.
Highest in this cohort: Keshav Kotwal at 88%. Names and percentages reproduced from the school’s poster for verification with the school office.
Achievement Highlights
Examinations matter, but they are not the whole measure of a child. These are the things the school chooses to notice and make visible.
A child who tried again after failing is doing something worth celebrating, even when the score did not change.
Standing in front of an audience, or playing in a match, is a real achievement — and it is visible.
Helping someone who could not help them back counts here as much as a mark does.
Asking a genuine question, or working something out alone, is a form of achievement the school makes a point of naming.
A child who turns up for a team event they are not especially good at has learned something a result cannot record.
Progress from the starting point of the year matters more to us than a comparison with another child.
Admissions · Nursery to Class 8
The students on this poster were once in Nursery too. Enquire about admission for Nursery to Class 8, and find out how the school works with your child as they grow.
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