Dubai, United Arab Emirates – May 29, 2017: Raffles World Academy, an International Baccalaureate school run by Innoventures Education, will be holding its 6th annual graduation ceremony on May 25th at American University in Dubai (AUD). 

The 2017 graduates from Raffles World Academy have achieved remarkable academic, athletic and artistic success with over 80 students completing their International Baccalaureate Diplomas and several receiving scholarships to leading international universities, including: University of California Berkeley, University College London, University of Toronto and the Royal College of Surgeons.

Poonam Bhojani, CEO of Innoventures Education, commented, “This has been another exceptionally high-achieving year for our IB students who have all worked resolutely to advance their academic goals and future prospects through the intensive IB curriculum.  The talent and dedication of this year’s class was truly inspirational and the staff at RWA are thrilled to have supported them in their development.” 

The Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) will be in attendance to document the proceedings and interview members of our community in recognition of the exceptional parent – school partnership that exists at Raffles World Academy.

Poonam Bhojani, CEO of Innoventures Education, added.“The help our parents, caregivers, and guardians provide through the PARIS programme has been instrumental in the continued personal growth of our students and we are honoured by their devotion to our student community. “

PARIS is a non-profit, voluntary group of RWA parents who work tirelessly throughout the year to support all RWA students.  All their activities revolve around the motto – ‘Joining Hands for Our Children’. 

Poonam Bhojani, CEO of Innoventures Education, concluded “At RWA, it is our mission to provide a holistic, international and rigorous education to prepare students for success in an ever-changing world. Each one of our graduating students has demonstrated substantial personal and academic growth, and we are delighted with their development and success.”