Archive · 1 Feb 2026
Harvest Principal Wins Award
A school principal named R Parvathi Reddy won a special award called the Britannica – The Leaders Cut Award.
This award was given to her because she is a great leader in education.
The award ceremony happened in a city called Pune.
At the same time, five students from her school made a project about mental health.
Their project was chosen to be in the finals of a big competition with 500 other projects from all over the country.
This competition is called Britannica’s Project-Based Learning.
It’s a big deal because very few projects get chosen for the finals.
R Parvathi Reddy, Principal of Harvest Group of Educational Institutions, won the Britannica – The Leaders Cut Award.
The award was presented at a ceremony in Pune on Saturday.
A project titled Mental Health Awareness Campaign, developed by five Class IX students of Harvest Public School, was selected for the finals.
The project was chosen among 500 entries nationwide under Britannica’s Project-Based Learning initiative.
The award and project selection highlight leadership in education and student achievement in mental health awareness.
- Who
- R Parvathi Reddy, Principal of Harvest Group of Educational Institutions, and five Class IX students of Harvest Public School
- What
- R Parvathi Reddy won the Britannica – The Leaders Cut Award, and a student project was selected for the finals
- When
- The award was presented on Saturday
- Where
- The award ceremony was held in Pune
- Why
- The award was given for leadership in education, and the project was selected for its merit in mental health awareness
- Award
- Britannica – The Leaders Cut Award
- Recipient
- R Parvathi Reddy
- Recipient's Position
- Principal of Harvest Group of Educational Institutions
- Award Ceremony Location
- Pune
- Project Title
- Mental Health Awareness Campaign
- Project Participants
- Five Class IX students of Harvest Public School
- Project Initiative
- Britannica’s Project-Based Learning
- Project Selection
- Selected for the finals among 500 entries nationwide