India, October 22, 2026: Four K-12 schools under Lighthouse Learning Group have scored above the OECD reference average across Reading, Mathematics and Science in the 2025 PISA for Schools assessment, the group announced. The results reflect Lighthouse Learning’s emphasis on application-based learning and critical thinking.
Five schools from the group participated in the 2025 assessment: Billabong High International School, Malad and Vadodara; Centre Point School, Amravati Road Bypass; and EuroSchool campuses at HSR and Undri. PISA for Schools benchmarks student learning internationally, assessing not only knowledge but also the ability to interpret information, solve problems, and apply concepts in real-world contexts.
Individual school performance
Billabong High International School, Malad, recorded scores of 517 in Reading, 510 in Mathematics, and 523 in Science, exceeding the OECD reference average in all three domains. Billabong High International School, Vadodara, achieved 498 in Reading, 507 in Mathematics, and 522 in Science. EuroSchool HSR posted 508 in Reading, 507 in Mathematics, and 531 in Science. EuroSchool Undri scored 506 in Reading, 485 in Mathematics, and 506 in Science, performing above the OECD reference average in Reading and Science. Centre Point School, Amravati Road Bypass, registered 476 in Reading, 469 in Mathematics, and 476 in Science, establishing a baseline for future improvement.
Assessment insights and educational approach
The PISA for Schools assessment also provides insights into student wellbeing, motivation, and sense of belonging, enabling schools to identify strengths and areas for further development. The group said the results support its approach to fostering deeper understanding and real-world problem-solving skills among students.
Sadashiv Nayak, CEO, K-12 Schools, Lighthouse Learning Group, stated that the results offer an important international benchmark and an opportunity to further strengthen learning outcomes. Dr. Natasha Mehta, Chief Education Officer, Lighthouse Learning Group, added that the assessment aligns with the group’s focus on encouraging students to question, interpret, reason, and apply concepts, and that the insights gained will inform future classroom practices.
Benchmarking and future focus
Lighthouse Learning Group said the assessment reinforces its commitment to creating academically rigorous and responsive learning environments. By benchmarking student capabilities against international standards, the group aims to further develop learning that is relevant and applied, preparing students to navigate complex challenges.
PISA for Schools is delivered in India by ExcelOne, an OECD-accredited National Service Provider. Lighthouse Learning Group, formerly EuroKids International, operates 1,850 preschools and 60 K-12 schools, serving over 200,000 students daily and employing more than 25,000 people.
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