Inspired Education Group, a global group of premium schools educating more than 95,000 students in 119 schools, has named 18 remarkable students as this year’s Nsouli Scholars. Through the fully funded Nsouli Scholars Programme, these students will gain access to Inspired’s world-class education and global community. Students thrive through Inspired's comprehensive international curriculum, which emphasises academic excellence, sports, and performing & creative arts, delivered by dedicated and highly qualified teachers.
The Programme, named in honour of Inspired’s visionary founder Nadim Nsouli, offers full scholarships to exceptional students worldwide. By removing financial barriers, it opens doors for students with immense potential who may otherwise be unable to access a premium international education. The Programme reflects a deep commitment to widening access to high-quality education, empowering students to thrive in new environments and pursue their aspirations.
This year’s scholars, who were selected based on academic excellence, exceptional talent in sports or the arts, and financial need, come from a broad range of countries across the globe. These include South Africa, Germany, Sri Lanka, Kenya, China, Lebanon, Jordan, Greece, the USA, Vietnam, Serbia and Palestine. The students will commence their education at leading Inspired schools across Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Africa – from Sotogrande in Spain to Brookhouse in Kenya, and from Reddam House Berkshire in the UK to Moraitis in Greece – where they will benefit from outstanding teaching, state-of-the-art facilities, and an international community that supports excellence and ambition.
Nadim Nsouli, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Inspired, commented:
“It is a true honour to welcome this year’s group of Nsouli Scholars to the Inspired family. Each recipient has been selected for their exceptional qualities – from academic excellence and artistic talent to leadership and community spirit. They are all remarkable individuals in their own right, and we are proud to support them as they begin this exciting new chapter.”
This year’s recipients include aspiring scientists, elite athletes, and gifted performers – each with a compelling personal story and a clear commitment to making a difference.
The Nsouli Scholars Programme continues to deepen Inspired’s commitment to supporting deserving young people. Today, more than 2,200 students benefit from scholarships and bursaries at Inspired’s 119 schools worldwide – a reflection of the group’s commitment to creating meaningful educational opportunities.
To learn more about the Nsouli Scholars Programme, visit Nsouli Scholars.
