Five students of Euro International School, Jodhpur of grade 9th, Kritika Dudi, Kiran Gehlot, Nirbhay Pratap, Himanshu Rajpurohit and Pranay Rajvansh, participated in TiE Young Entrepreneurs (TYE) Business Plan Competition 2018-19 organized by TiE Rajasthan, at Jaipur and qualified to participate in the International Round by bagging a position among the top three teams.
TYE is a global initiative under the aegis of TiE (The IndUS Entrepreneurs), a global non-profit organization based out of the USA, that supports start ups through networking and raising capital. TYE is dedicated to mentoring and conducting business plan competitions for high school level students in order to develop their entrepreneurial and leadership skills. Over 25 teams participate in the competition each year and the top team represents TiE Rajasthan in a global competition held in the USA. The winning team has a chance to pitch their startup idea during an all expense paid trip to Silicone Valley, USA before a congregation of Venture Capitalists from all over the world.
The students observed the plight of the specially-abled and elderly members of our society who were dependent on others even for mundane tasks like visiting the hospital and purchasing medicine and set out to come up with a plan to assist them. This simple motive gave birth to the idea that became "BookABuddy".
The students were mentored by Mr Vikram Ahuja, charter member TiE, who guided them into shaping their idea into a viable business plan.
We would like to wish these young entrepreneurs unparalleled success in this noble endeavour.

Ms Anjana Gosain, CFO tiger trust India and Ms Takako Sato, animal welfare activist from Japan organized a save the roar awareness program for members of the tiger cub club, Euro International School, stressing the need to save the environment to prevent natural disasters.

EIS organised self defense workshop with Safe Girls Foundation. The program’s focus was two-fold: to teach techniques to recognize and reduce risk and increase awareness in potentially dangerous situations and to provide hands-on defense training.

The Chief functionary officer of Tiger Trust held a workshop at EIS Jodhpur. Tiger Trust is  an NGO, which aims at spreading the message of saving the Tiger by  conducting legal capacity building programmes for the forest department across the nation and awareness camps for the youth on a National and International platform. 

She sensitised the students to the need of saving the tigers and to protect the environment. She showed a video on facts about tigers and about their poaching. After her short lecture, she held an interactive session with the students. She enthused a lot of energy and interest among the students. The students have pledged to join a club called ‘The Tiger Cubs’ where they will work on  awakening the environment about wildlife conservation and protection.

Teachers of Euro International School attended a workshop on 'Happines'. The had an experience that had long lasting effect.

Science walks forward on two feet, namely theory and experiment… But continuous progress is only made by the use of both. Glimpse of activities done for the session 2016-17.