Student Aanvi Shines Globally with International Spell Bee Victory and Academic Excellence - World News Network

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New Delhi [India], July 22: 10-year-old student Aanvi has achieved global recognition by winning the International Spell Bee Championship, competing against hundreds of students from countries like Australia, the UK, the USA, and India. What makes her journey more remarkable is her simultaneous excellence in both Mathematics and English, a result of consistent learning and mentorship.
Her academic transformation reflects what is possible when a child receives structured guidance, regular support, and personalized attention — all of which she found through an innovative online learning platform.
From Curious Beginner to Global Champion
When Aanvi first joined the program, she was eager but lacked confidence. Within a few months, however, she became fluent in English spelling, developed strong grammar, and began solving Math problems mentally using Vedic Math strategies.
In June 2025, she won the International Spell Bee, where she competed in spelling challenges, word origin decoding, phonetic recognition, and rapid-fire rounds — emerging as the overall winner.
“We couldn’t be prouder,” said her English teacher. “Aanvi’s growth came from a blend of discipline, curiosity, and the right kind of teaching. She didn’t just memorize words — she understood them deeply.”
How the Learning Platform Helped Aanvi
Aanvi’s academic leap was powered by Connect2Learn’s unique approach to teaching, rooted in three pillars:
-Live Interactive Classes with real-time feedback
-Vedic Math Techniques that boost mental agility
-English Enrichment Programs focused on grammar, vocabulary, spelling, and writing
-Weekly Assessments and International Competition Prep

The platform helped Aanvi build a strong foundation while making learning enjoyable. Every lesson was built to challenge her just enough to grow — but never overwhelm.
“Before, I was nervous to speak or spell big words,” said Aanvi. “But the games, spelling timers, and live quizzes made it exciting. I learned how to think fast and remember better. Math tricks were super fun — I started solving big sums in my head!”
Parents Say: “Connect2Learn Made the Difference”
Aanvi’s parents say they’ve seen a total transformation — not just in academics but in attitude.
“Earlier, she was hesitant in class. Today, she raises her hand, answers confidently, and explains answers clearly. We’ve never seen her so motivated,” said her mother.
Her father added:
“We’ve tried other platforms too, but nothing comes close to this. The teachers here are truly committed. They track every child, give honest feedback, and push them gently but consistently. We’re so impressed by how much individual care our daughter received.”
Smart Learning with a Global Vision
The same platform that helped Aanvi succeed supports students across Australia, the UK, and the USA, offering globally aligned content that fits each child’s level and pace.
Students get access to:
-Daily Practice Sessions
-Olympiad and Spell Bee Preparation
-Progress Reports for Parents
-Certificates and Recognition
-Flexible Class Timings
“We want every child to learn with clarity, not pressure,” said Ayush Khaitan, Founder. “Whether in Sydney, London, or Delhi, students need a place where they feel seen, supported, and inspired. That’s what we aim to provide.”
The Result of Smart Practice
Aanvi practiced over 1,500+ words, understood pronunciation, learned roots and meanings — all with time-bound quizzes and mock rounds.
“It wasn’t just about studying hard,” said Aanvi. “I learned how to study smart — how to break words down, understand their parts, and use them in sentences. That’s what helped me win.”
Her story is now inspiring hundreds of students — proving that when the right student meets the right system, extraordinary results follow.
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