March 2007
Issue No. 10
Commonwealth Day Celebrations
at CMS, Gomtinagar
Message from the Commonwealth Secretary-General,
Rt. Hon. Don McKinnon
CMS, Gomtinagar is organising Commonwealth
Youth Conference and Postermaking Competition on 17
March 2007 at CMS Gomtinagar auditorium. The chief
guest will be Mr Ram Bodh, UNESCO Representative.
The topic for this year's Commonwealth Day is "The
Commonwealth — Respecting difference & promoting
understanding". Competitions will be held in junior and
senior categories. The Queen of England, Her Majesty,
Queen Elizabeth is the Head of the Commonwealth.
The Commonwealth is a large slice of this world of ours. We are 53 nations and 1.8 billion people.
We are African, Asian, Caribbean, European and Pacific. Home to the richest and poorest and those
of every colour and creed - an association of equals sharing the fundamental beliefs of democracy
and freedom. We celebrate diversity, respect difference and promote understanding - between
faiths, ethnic groups and communities - at every level: local, regional, national and international.
We try to understand the many causes of tension and marginalization - from poverty to identity to
differences in cultural practices and political beliefs. Tensions can of course be found in the
Commonwealth and there are certainly enough in the wider world for us to say that respecting
diversity and the views and rights of others isn't always easy. But so, too, are there Commonwealth
successes in the struggle against racism or intolerance - enough ways in which people have been
brought together - first to know and to live with each other in harmony - to show that it can be
done. It's the work of governments, of civil society and above all of individuals.
We set special store by education and the positive values that people learn at school and throughout
their lives. So, too, we set special store in hearing the voices of young people - the guardians of the
future. In Malta in November 2005, our Heads of Government met and committed to bringing this
Commonwealth experience to bear both within the Commonwealth and outside it. They set out to
look again at the causes of tension and misunderstanding in society and to bring together all our
best practices from around the world that have succeeded in resolving them. The aim is to share
that information. The goal is to make the Commonwealth and the world we inhabit a better place
for all. The work is happening right now and will be complete by the time Commonwealth Heads
of Government next meet in Uganda in November 2007. We start from what we have already
agreed - our shared values of human rights, liberty, democracy, equality, the rule of law and a
political culture that promotes transparency, accountability and economic development.
We go further and apply it in people's lives.
International Pre-primary
Principals' Conference
CMS Inspection and Quality
Assurance Department is organising the
1st International Pre-primary Principals'
Conference from 23 to 25 April, 2007. Top
educational experts, principals and
experienced teachers from various
countries of the world will be presenting
their case studies and papers at this
significant meet.The latest trends in preprimary education will be discussed.
CMS peace delegate
returns from Thailand
Harshit Walia, CMS
peace delegate from World
Unity and Peace Education
Department (WUPED),
returned to India after
representing the country
at the 5th International Asian
Youth Forum held at
Bangkok, Thailand. Altogether 80 young
people from South Korea, Vietnam, Sri
Lanka, Russia, Philippines, Pakistan, New
Zealand, Mongolia, Japan, Indonesia,
Cambodia, Bangladesh and India had
attended the Conference. Mr Walia gave a
powerful and thought provoking
presentation of CMS ideas of World Unity
and World Peace at the International Youth
Forum.
CMS World Unity Head
returns from Norway
Mr Raj Shekhar
Chandola, a child activist
and Head of World Unity
and Peace Education
Department (WUPED) of
CMS returned from
Norway
after
successfully participating in an
International Educational Programme
held in Trondheim, Norway. Mr Chandola
had been invited to this conference as the
main speaker. He addressed the gathering
on the topic - “Global Boundaries”. The
other main speaker at the conference was
Mr Kimmie Weeks of Liberia, a world
renowned child activitist.
Children's film festival
CMS films division, Jai Jagat Films is all
set to organise a children's film, festival
at CMS Gomtinagar from 9 to 15 April
and at CMS, Kanpur Road, from 16 to
22 April 2007. Children are invited to view
these educational films along with their
parents, brothers and sisters. A list of the
films being screened is available at CMS
multimedia department.
Trip to Pakistan
Engineering selections
A 15-member delegation of CMS,
Mahanagar, will participate in the interschool cultural programme in Pakistan on
special invitation of Lords International
School, Lohore, Pakistan.
The Aao Dosti Karein Project was
started at the time of Kargil War when the
two countries did not see eye to eye. The
project has been a big success and is proof
of the fact that the younger generation
wants cooperation, brotherhood and
teamwork between the two countries. The
project is a part of CMS crusade for
World Unity and World Peace. The
delegation includes Principal, Mrs Prema
Subramaniam, teachers, Mrs Ruchi B.
Joshi and Mrs Arachana Sinha and
students, Abdullah, Arpita Jain, Vidhu,
Akanksha, Prachi, Shivangi, Malavika
Singh, Shoury, Ishan Gulati, Abhinav
Dheer, Soumya Singh and Surbhi Singh.
This year, 326 outstanding CMS
students were selected in various
engineering, medical and professional
colleges of India and abroad. This is the
maximum number of selections from any
single institution in the country. (see list
of selected candidates on page 4)
CMS to host 24 international events in 2007-2008
(1) 8th Commonwealth Youth Conference
16th March 2007
by CMS Gomtinagar Branch
www.cmseducation.org/commonwealth
(2) 1st International Conference of
Pre-Primary Principals
23th , 24th, 25th April 2007
by Quality Assurance & Inspection Deptt.
www.cmseducation.org/icppp
(3) 1st International Students Science Fair
4th to 8th August 2007
by CMS Mahanagar (New Building)
www.cmseducation.org/issf
(4) 13th COFAS International
24th to 27th August, 2007
by CMS Station Road Branch
www.cmseducation.org/cofas
(5) Educational Technology
Development Programme (ETDP)
31th August to 2nd September, 2007
by CMS Kanpur Road Branch
www.cmseducation.org/etdp
(6) 3rd ODYSSEY-International Literary Fest
8th to 11th September, 2007
by CMS Mahanagar Branch (Old Buldg.)
www.cmseducation.org/litfest
(7) 2nd Global TIE Conference
(Global Trends and Innovations in Education)
16th to 19th October, 2007
by CMS Innovations Department
www.globaltie.net
(8) 2nd International Innovations Day
15th October, 2007 (Birthday of President
of India Dr APJ Abdul Kalam)
by CMS Jopling Road Branch
www.cmseducation.org/iid
(9) 9th World Peace Festival & International Peace
Poster & Quilt Competition
26th to 28th October, 2007
hosted by CMS Indira Nagar Branch
www.cmseducation.org/peace
(10) 1st WIZMIC
27th October to 1st November 2007
Wizards at Mathematics International Contest
by CMS RDSO Branch, Lucknow
Website: www.cmseducation.org/wizmic
(11) 6th Geofest International
3rd to 6th November, 2007
by CMS Mahanagar Branch (3rd Bldg.)
www.cmseducation.org/geofest
(12) 5th International Youth Fest
4th November 2007
by CMS Rajajipuram Branch
www.cmseducation.org/iyf
(13) 7th SAARC Youth Festival & Competitions
14th November, 2007
by CMS Rajendra Nagar Branch
www.cmseducation.org/saarc
(14) 13th Quanta International 2007
14th to 18th November, 2007
by CMS Chowk Branch
www.cmseducation.org/quanta
(15) 7th International Astronomy Olympiad
19th and 20th November, 2007
by CMS Chowk Branch
www.cmseducation.org/quanta
(16) 5th Eureka International 2007
24th to 27th November 2007
by CMS Anand Nagar Branch
www.cmseducation.org/eureka
(17) 10 th International Convention on
Students’ Quality Control Circles
28th Nov. to 1st Dec., 2007
by CMS Kanpur Road Branch
www.cmseducation.org/icsqcc
(18) 3rd International Young
Mathematicians' Convention
1st to 4th December, 2007
by CMS Gomtinagar Branch
www.cmseducation.org/iymc
(19) 8th International Conference of
Chief Justices of the World
6th to 12th December, 2007
by CMS World Unity and Peace Edu. Deptt.
www.cmseducation.org/article51
QC team returns
CMS quality circle team returned from
Colombo, Sri Lanka after winning four
prizes at the 9th International Convention
on Quality Control Circles organised by
Stanford International School, Sri Lanka
from 4 to 7 January 2007. These included
the first prize for its case presentation on
"Fear due to terrorism", the second prize
in cultural presentation and third prize in
skit besides the Bhandarnaike Award to
Mr Jagdish Gandhi.
Best of Luck!
CMS Bulletin wishes best of luck to
all the students appearing for their final
examinations from 1st to 17th March. We
also wish the very best to all the students
taking their ICSE and ISC examinations
2007.
(20) 6th Celesta International 2007
17th to 21st December, 2007
by CMS Aliganj Branch
www.cmseducation.org/celesta
(21) 14th CISV Children's International
Summer Villages
28th Dec. 2007 to 24th Jan. 2008
by CMS Inspection Department
www.cmseducation.org/cisv
(22) ISSE International School-to-School
Experience
by CMS Inspection Department
www.cmseducation.org/isse
(23) 8th MACFAIR International
10th to 13th August 2008
by CMS Mahanagar (New Building),
Website: www.cmseducation.org/macfair
(24) 6th EXSPO International Sport
27th October to 1st November, 2008
by CMS RDSO Branch
www.cmseducation.org/exspo
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TIPS ON HEALTHY LIVING
page 7
By Dr Amitabh Pandit
Listen to
MR JAGDISH GANDHI
Founder-Manager, CMS everyday on
1. Aastha TV channel at 9.25 am
2. Sanskar TV channel at 5.40 pm
3. Local TV channel (CMS Activities) 6.30 pm
4. Sadhana TV channel at 10.20 pm
(1) CMS is the Guinness World Record holder as the world’s largest school by pupils (with 31,000 students on roll now) (2) CMS is the First school of the world to be awarded
the UNESCO Prize for Peace Education (2002) and (3) The only school to organise and host 24 international events annually. See http://www.cmseducation.org
CMS BULLETIN - GUIDANCE AND FM SCHEDULE
MARCH 2007 (2)
Educationwatch
English daily 'Pioneer' carries a weekly column titled 'Educationwatch/Jagdish Gandhi'
every Sunday on the apostle of World Unity and Founder Manager of CMS, Mr
Jagdish Gandhi's talks. Printed below is a clipping from the Pioneer dated February
Education intrinsic to character development
Education is one of the most important factors
in the evolution of humanity, the other more
influential one being religion. I believe that today
religious zeal and education should come
together and work hand in hand. Only together
they can constitute a single unifying,
inspirational, guiding force for coordinating
human thought and expression within a
traditionally accepted pattern.
Education serves what is in reality its most
basic purpose, the training of character.
Education not only changes the character of an
individual or society as whole, which are all different
from one another, but assists them (read individual and
society) to develop to their utmost capacity.
I acknowledge that education has a great effect upon
the human race; we see that children of the same age,
nativity and from the same household, under the guidance
of one teacher, differ in their minds and comprehensions.
Training and education not only change the human
substance but produce a marvellous effect. By the
effective power of education the virtues and capacities
of the human reality can be revealed. I believe that every
nation should aim to build up a spiritually regenerate
humanity, and to establish a functionally united world.
To achieve these education is intrinsic.
I give prominence to education in delineating the
structure of the future world. It is chiefly through
educative influences that we must build up in ideology
and loyalty consecrated to the goal of world peace. Only
through, education of youth and adult can the adverse
and chaotic elements of society be guided. "Man is
supreme. Lack of proper education has, however,
deprived him of that which he inherently possess."
We must promote world, by every means within
our power, the material as well as spiritual enlightenment
of the youth. The means for the education of children, to
provide the best means for their progress and
development, is incumbent upon the world of mankind.
It becomes not only progress towards world unity but
the brightest outlook for the future
generations of children. They shall possess
a common knowledge of all things, illiteracy
shall disappear, moral and spiritual
worthiness strengthened, and oneness
achieved through the education of all.
For teachers, parents and all
concerned with public life, moral education
is an indispensable part of children's
education. The systematic development of
a moral education programme must be
regarded as central to the building of a progressive society
and a sense of true identify among its future citizens.
I believe that the development of moral character
constitutes the essential foundation of a true education.
"Good behaviour and high moral character must come
first for unless the character is trained acquiring knowledge
will only prove injurious. Knowledge is praiseworthy
when it is coupled with ethical conduct and a virtuous
character, otherwise it is a deadly poison, a frightful
danger."
Thus, beyond the belief in the importance of
providing children with a relevant and excellent academic
education, it is my view that education must also cast a
transforming influence upon the character of the individual
so that intellectual learning is of genuine benefit to the
individual and society.
I believe that moral capabilities cannot be developed
in a secular framework of education. An indispensable
requisite for developing these capabilities is to establish
a connection between the human heart and God, thus
enabling the individual to manifest the spiritual qualities
with which the human soul has been endowed, such as
justice generosity, love, compassion and truthfulness. The
teachings of the religions of the world are the depositories
of truths that assist every human being in establishing a
relationship with God and developing these qualities.
(As told to Runa Srivastava by the founder-manager of
City Montessori School)
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DAILY CMS FM Radio (90.4 MHz) schedule for March 2007
From CMS, Gomtinagar: 7.00 am to 10.00 am and again 4.30 pm to 7.30 pm from CMS, Kanpur Road : 7.30 pm to 10.00 pm (daily)
Programme begins with: Signature Tune, Vandana (from various religions), Thought for the day/Amrit Vichar and Zodiac Zoom
01.03.2007 (THURSDAY)
Rhyme Time, Hindi: Alankar Aur Uske Bhed,
Computer Science: Introduction To Active Server
Pages, CMS News, Biotechnology: Some Tips
On Bio-fertilizers, Nayi Subah, English: Active &
Passive Voices, Science: Why Do We Need Food
(I) My Dream, Physics: Rest & Motion (I),
Commerce: The Advantages Of Joint Stock
Company
02.03.2007 (FRIDAY)
Panchtantra Ki Kahaniyan, Personality
Development: How To Work Faster & Better, CMS
News, Sargam, Physical Education: History Of
Physical Education In Greece, Job Watch, Body
Bhasha: The Essence Of Personality, Commerce:
The Disadvantages Of Joint Stock Company,
Geography: Geographical Distribution Of Religion
03.03.2007 (SATURDAY)
Rhyme Time, FM Team Aapke Ghar Mein, TeacherParents Interaction, An Apple A Day, Special
Feature On Holika Dahan, G limpses Of
International Events, Hamare Parv Aur
Tyohar_Holi, “Hello! CMS FM”, Career Guidance:
Opportunities As A Commercial Pilot
04.03.2007 (SUNDAY)
Rhyme Time, Doctor-Parents Dialogue, Flash
Back, Aaina-E-Lucknow: The Nawabishaan, Dadi
Ki Kahani: Bhakt Prahlad, Career Junction, Zaika,
Special Feature On Holi, FM Mehmaan
05.03.2007 (MONDAY)
Story Time: The Magic Stick, Mathematics,
Computer Science: Learning ASP, CMS News,
Physics: Rest & Motion (II), Lucknownama,
English: Determiners (I), My Dream, Nayi Subah,
Physical Education: History Of Physical Education
In Athens, Geography: Composition Of The
Atmosphere
06.03.2007 (TUESDAY)
Rhyme Time, Personality Development: Tips For
Social Etiquettes, Commerce: The Types Of Joint
Stock Company (I), An Apple A Day, CMS News,
Sargam, Physics: Scalar and Vector Quantity,
Our Forum, My Dream, Maths: Relations &
Function (I), Biology: Crop Protection, History
07.03.2007 (WEDNESDAY)
Story Time: The Brave Rabbit, Social Science,
Bollywood Yadein: Special On The Birthday Of
Anupam Kher, CMS News, Body Bhasha: The
Essence Of Personality, Aao Batein Karein,
Computer Science: Network, Programming By Mr.
Dheeraj Mehrotra, Maths: Expansion Of Algebraic
Expressions, My Dream, Biotechnology: Manures
& Fertilizers, Zaika, Economics : Sc ale Of
Preferences
English: Usage Of Modals In Grammer, Nayi
Subah, Maths, Value Based Teaching, My Dream,
Computer Science: Computer Fundamentals For
Kids, Career Junction
Sukhdev: “Rang De Basanti” Job W atch, My
Dream, Body Bhasha: The Ess ence Of
Personality, Economics: Consumer’s Equilibrium,
Young Talents
08.03.2007 (THURSDAY)
Rhyme Time, Bollywood Yadein: Special On The
Birthday Of Fardeen Khan, History: The Chola
Administration, CMS News, Feature On
International Women’s Day, “Mahilayen Samaj Aur
Parivartan”
Nayi
Subah,
Personality
Development, My Dream, Commerce: The Types
Of Joint Stock Company (II), Career Junction
16.03.2007 (FRIDAY)
Panchtantra Ki Kahaniyan, Commerce: Foreign
Trade, CMS News, Sargam, Job Watch, English:
Adjective & Its’ Type (I), My Dream, Body Bhasha:
The Essence Of Personality, Young Talents,
Career Guidance
24.03.2007 (SATURDAY)
Rhyme Time, FM Team Aapke Ghar Mein, TeacherParents Interaction, An Apple A Day,
Environmental Science: Plant Conservation (II),
Hamare Parv Aur Tyohar, G limpses Of
International Events, “Hello! CMS FM”, Personality
Development : How To Share Your Feelings With
Others
09.03.2007 (FRIDAY)
Panchtantra Ki Kahaniyan, Civics, History, CMS
News, Sargam, Commerce: The Budget, Job
W atch, Body Bhasha: The Ess ence Of
Personality, Computer Science: Introduction To
IIS, Biology: Mixed Farming
10.03.2007 (SATURDAY)
Rhyme Time, FM Team Aapke Ghar Mein, TeacherParents Interaction, An Apple A Day, Hamare Parv
Aur Tyohar, Glimpses Of International Events,
“Hello! CMS FM” Personality Development
11.03.2007 (SUNDAY)
Rhyme Time, Doctor-Parents Dialogue, Flash
Bac k, Aaina-E-Lucknow-T he Nawabishaan,
Career Junction, Hamare Parv Aur Tyohar, Zaika,
Dadi Ki Kahaniyan, FM Mehmaan
12.03.2007 (MONDAY)
Story Time, English, Biology: Seawage Disposal,
CMS News, Maths: Relations & Function (I),
Lucknownama, Commerce: Some Facts About
the Private Company, Nayi Subah, History: All
India Muslim League & Minto Marle Reform
13.03.2007 (TUESDAY)
Rhyme Time, English, An Apple A Day, CMS News,
Sargam, Biology: W aste Water Treatment, Our
Forum, Civics, My Dream, Health Science,
Glimpses Of International Events, Economics:
Shortcomings Of Equilibrium
14.03.2007 (WEDNESDAY)
Story Time, Bollywood Yadein, CMS News, Body
Bhasha: The Essence Of Personality, Career
Guidance: Computer Science: An Introduction To
Networking, Aao Batein Karein, Value Based
Teaching, Commerce: Merits & Demerits Of Private
Company, Zaika
15.03.2007 (THURSDAY)
Rhyme Time, Commerce: Debentures, CMS News,
17.03.2007 (SATURDAY)
Rhyme Time, FM Team Aapke Ghar Mein, TeacherParents Interaction, An Apple A Day, Hamare Parv
Aur Tyohar, Glimpses Of International Events,
“Hello! CMS FM”, Personality Development
18.03.2007 (SUNDAY)
Rhyme Time, Doctor-Parents Dialogue, Flash
Bac k, Aaina-E-Lucknow-T he Nawabishaan,
Career Junction, Bollywood Yadein, Zaika, Dadi
Ki Kahaniyan, FM Mehmaan
19.03.2007 (MONDAY)
Story Time, Value Based Teaching, CMS News,
Special Feature on Jhule Lal Jayanti “Aayo Lal
Jhule Lal”, Lucknownama, English: Adjective &
Its’ Type (II), Glimpses Of International Events,
My Dream, Nayi Subah, Computer Science:
Computer Programming Techniques, Economics:
20.03.2007 (TUESDAY)
Rhyme Time, English: Adjective & Its’ Type (I),
Maths, An Apple A Day,CMS News, Sargam,
History, Our Forum, Biology, My Dream, Science,
Computer Science: High Level Languages Of
Computer, Economics
21.03.2007 (WEDNESDAY)
Story Time, English, Bollywood Yadein, CMS
News, Body Bhasha: The Essence Of Personality,
Aao Batein Karein, Computer Science: Knowing
About Variables, Maths , My Dream, Zaika,
Commerce: Problems Of Foreign Trade
22.03.2007 (THURSDAY)
Rhyme T ime, Hindi, English, CMS News,
Environmental Science: Plant Conservation (I),
Nayi Subah, Personality Development: Planning,
Value Based Teaching, My Dream, Career
Junction, Maths, Economics: Causes Of Changes
In Demand
23.03.2007 (FRIDAY)
Panchtantra Ki Kahaniyan, Economics, CMS
News, Sargam, Special Feature On The Death
Anniversary Of Bhagat Singh, Rajguru &
25.03.2007 (SUNDAY)
Rhyme Time, Doctor-Parents Dialogue, Flash
Bac k, Aaina-E-Lucknow-T he Nawabishan,
Career Junction, Zaika, Dadi Ki Kahaniyan, FM
Mehmaan
26.03.2007 (MONDAY)
Story Time, Bollywood Yadein: Special On The
Birthday Of Madhu, CMS News, Science,
Lucknownama, History, Nayi Subah, My Dream,
Hindi, Biology, Economics: Exceptional Demand
Curves
27.03.2007 (TUESDAY)
Rhyme Time, English, Maths, An Apple A Day,
CMS News, Sargam, Spec ial Feature On
Ramnavmi, Our Forum, Topic, My Dream, Aao
Batein Karein, Science, Economics: Law Of
Demand
28.03.2007 (WEDNESDAY)
Story Time, Biology, English, CMS News, Body
Bhasha: The Essence Of Personality, Our Forum,
Personality Development, G limpses Of
International Events, My Dream, History,
Economics: Meaning & Types Of Equilibrium
29.03.2007 (THURSDAY)
Rhyme Time, Hindi, English, CMS News, Science,
Nayi Subah, Maths, Value Based Teaching, My
Dream, Career Junction, Economics: Uses Of
General Equilibrium, Personality Development
30.03.2007 (FRIDAY)
Panchtantra Ki Kahaniyan, Economics: W hy
Demand Curves Slope Downwards, CMS News
Sargam, Job W atch, My Dream, Body Bhasha:
The Essence Of Personality, Geography, Young
Talents
31.03.2007 (SATURDAY)
Rhyme Time, FM Team Aapke Ghar Mein, TeacherParents Interaction, An Apple A Day, Hamare Parv
Aur Tyohar, Glimpses Of International Events,
“Hello! CMS FM”, Personality Development
Every programme concludes with: Words of wisdom by Mr Jagdish Gandhi, CMS Songs/Geet and next day's Highlights
No man is an Island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the Continent, a part of the main...
— John Donne
CMS BULLETIN - CREATIVE SECTION- PRE-PRIMARY AND PRIMARY
FOR PARENTS AND TEACHERS
PRE-PRIMARY CORNER
We love to draw and colour
Sarthak, Kindergarten B
RDSO
Aditya, Kindergarten
Rajajipuram II
MARCH 2007 (3)
Guidelines for Effective Praise
Praise means to express approval, to actually glorify! Children need praise and positive reinforcement from their
elders, whether they are parents, teachers, caregivers, friends, and even older siblings. Approval is so very
important to a child. Constant praise and reinforcement of positive affirmations will assist children in believing in
themselves, as well as helping them understand that others also believe in them. We should however, take caution
in the choice of words spoken to children because even the words of praise can sometimes be ineffective. Given
below is a chart that shows how praise can leave an impact on young minds. This chart primarily applies to praise
associated with instruction and student performance.
Effective Praise
Ineffective Praise
F Is delivered contingently upon student performance F Is delivered randomly and indiscriminately without
of desirable behaviors or genuine accomplishment
specific attention to genuine accomplishment
specifies the praiseworthy aspects of the student’s F Is general or global, not specifying the success
accomplishments
F Is expressed blandly without feeling or animation,
F Is expressed sincerely, showing spontaneity, variety
and relying on stock, perfunctory phrases.
and other non-verbal signs of credibility.
F Is given based on comparisons with others and
F Is given for genuine effort, progress, or
without regard to the effort expended or significance
accomplishment which are judged according to
of the accomplishment of an individual.
standards appropriate to individuals.
F Provides no meaningful information to the students
F Provides information to students about their
about their accomplishments
competence or the value of their accomplishments. F Orients students toward comparing themselves with
F Helps students to better appreciate their thinking,
others.
problem-solving and performance.
F Attributes student success to ability alone or to
F Attributes student success to effort and ability,
external factors such as luck or easy task.
implying that similar successes can be expected in F Encourages students to succeed for external reasons
the future.
— to please the teacher, win a competition or reward,
F Encourages students to appreciate their
etc.
Source: The Internet
accomplishments for the effort they expend and their
personal gratification.
My brother
I am Shivani
Nishtha, II A
Rajajipuram I
My name is Shivani Agarwal. I am studying in class
II. I am eight years old. I have one brother and one
sister. I study in City Montessori School. My favourite
Mavendra Singh, Montessori subject is mathematics. My favourite game is video game.
Jopling Road
My favourite dish is Daal-chawal. My favourite fruit is
mango. My favourite vegetable is ladies’ finger.
Shivani Agarwal, II
Aminabad
My favourite story book
Aparna, Kindergarten B
Aliganj I
I love reading story books but my favourite story
book is Cinderella. It’s a story of a very simple and kind
girl. She was living with her stepmother and her two
step-sisters. They were very cruel.
One day, when they were going to a party, they
asked Cinderella to stay at home and clean the house.
Mohd. Ubaid, Montessori A She became very upset and sad. Then a fairy came and
gave her a lovely dress and sandals.
Rajendra Nagar II
She went to the party and lost one of the sandals.
The prince declared that he would marry the girl on
whom the lost sandal fitted. The sandal fitted in
Cinderella’s feet and she got married to the prince. It
was the happiest day in Cinderella’s life.I love reading
this beautiful story again and again.
Anam Shameem, IV
Asharfabad
Myself
My name is Richa Awasthi. I am 10 years old. I
Mihir Saxena, Montessori A Ahushi Patel, Montessori A want to become a doctor. My favourite subjects are
Aliganj II
Rajajipuram II
English and Maths. My handwriting is good. I like to eat
mango. I read story books. My favourite game is chess.
My best friend is Ashna. I like to watch movies. The
name of my principal is Mrs Abha Anant. The name of
my class teacher is Miss Meghna Kohli. The name of
my mother is Mrs Sushma Awasthi. The name of my
father is Mr N.N. Awasthi. The name of my brother is
Mohit Awasthi.
Richa Awasthi, V
Anand Nagar
The Air
Vansh, Nursery A
Rajajipuram II
Krashvi, Montessori B
Gomtinagar
Pratham, Montessori A
Aliganj (II)
Nishtha, II A
Rajajipuram I
Who has seen the air?
Neither you nor I
But we can feel the air.
It is around us every minute and every second.
Who has seen air?
Nobody in this world as yet.
Air is a mixture of gasses,
It contains oxygen which we breathe
Carbon dioxide which plants need,
That is why the plants we feed.
Who has seen the air,?
Neither you nor I.
Sushmita, V A
Gomtinagar
Failure is the only opportunity to begin again, more intelligently.
I have a brother whose name is Yash Gola. He is 4
years old. He studies in Green Valley Public School in
Pre Nursery. He loves playing with cars and soft toys.
He loves eating junk food especially Maggi. He also loves
watching television and his favorite cartoons are Tom
& Jerry. He loves drinking milk. Sometimes he fights
with me. He loves wearing beautiful clothes. He is the
best brother in the world and I love him very much.
Muskan Gola, II
Aminabad
Happy Diwali
Diwali is my favourite festival, It is celebrated in
the month of Kartik. It is the festival of lights. On this
festival, we worship Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesh,
signifying health, wealth and prosperity as well as good
fortune. On this festival, we make sweets in our homes.
We buy toys made up of sugar. We clean our houses
and decorate them by lighting. We light candles and
resolve to spread peace and wisdom everywhere.
Srishti, II A
Rajendra Nagar II
Mama Moon
Mama Moon, I see you so high,
Shining brightly up in the sky!
I wish I could sit upon your lap,
And then perhaps, even take a little nap!
I’d like if you gave me a kiss or two,
And a hug will make me happy too!
If only I could leap up into the sky with you,
There are so many things I could do!
I’d talk to you all night long,
Tell you stories, and sing songs.
Akshat Kohli, III C
Gomtinagar
My favourite sport
Playing is as important as work. We cannot work
all the time. It is right to play sometimes. It helps us to
work better. Outdoor games are the best. They give us
fresh air as well as exercise. Boys and girls both play
different games like cricket, football, hockey and tennis.
They need skills and strength.
Everyone likes games. My favourite sport is football.
It is an exciting game. It is played between two teams.
Each team has eleven players. My favourite team is
France. I have never attended a single match. I have
watched all these matches on the television. Whenever
France is playing, I do my homework as fast as I can
and sit near the television.
I think everyone should play games. They teach us
to play fair and to lose cheerfully and they also keep us
fit and healthy.
Zainab Fatima, V C
Station Road
— Henry Ford
CMS BULLETIN - SELECTIONS IN PROFESSIONAL COURSES
MARCH 2007 (4)
List of 326 students selected qualified for Year-2006
FOR IIT / ENGINEERING / MEDICAL & OTHER PROFESSIONAL COLLEGES
S.N.
NAME
NIFT(5)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Preeti Khare
Saumya Gupta
Jyoti Iyer
Abhishek Shastri
Arpan Srivastava
IIT - JEE (19)
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
Abhinav Anup
Shashank Khare
Anshuman Singh
Vivek Jain
Anant Akash
Pawan Kumar
Ruchir Mehrotra
Shuja Khan
Sudipt Sinha
Saruabh Shukla
Shalu Saxena
Abhishek Jain
Shreya Jain
Paritosh K.
Abhishek Rajput
Arpit Verma
Gaurav Gupta
Anshuman Singh
Abhinesh Srivastava
AIEEE (52)
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
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57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
Abhinav Anup
Shashank Khare
Dhananjay Gaur
Stanshu Pandey
Setu Sharad
Prashant Singh
Naman
Nikhilesh
Kartik K. Singh
Ankur Arvind
Abhishek Jain
Bharti Bhargava
Arpit Dwivedi
Puneet Singh
Adarsh Singh
Gaurav Singh
Priyanka Mishra
Anubhuti Gupta
Anshuman Singh
Prateek Pandey
Mohd. Ariz
Ashutosh Singh
Mahim Misra
Akaar Gupta
Himanshu
Piyush
Anant Dayal
Gaurav Gupta
Malay Nigam
Abhijeet Garg
Kapil Ratra
Nitish Sinha
Avijit
Akhilesh Singh
Vishal Gupta
Nikhil Sharma
Abhishek Jain
Prakhar Agarwal
Shailendra Agarwal
Piyush Yadav
Nikunj Saxena
Shekhar Khanna
Devesh
Anugrah Sharma
Himanshu
Sarthak Pandey
Vivek Jain
Devansh Dwivedi
Chanchal Batra
Atul Singh
Ashutosh Shukla
Deepesh
UPSEAT (93)
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
84.
85.
86.
87.
88.
89.
90.
91.
92.
93.
94.
95.
96.
97.
98.
99.
100.
Prateek Pandey
Himanshu Singh
Mukesh Kr.Singh
Vaibhav Veer Singh
Mohd. Ariz
Ankur Asthana
Mahim Misra
Ashutosh Singh
Rishi Kumar Singh
Shrinath Pandey
Harsh Mohan
Naman
Nikhilesh
Saumitro Chatterjee
Priyank Mishra
Dhananjai Gaur
Piyush Sen
Sitanshu Pandey
Aditya Narain
Abhinav Anup
Arpit Dwivedi
Ankur Arvind
Kartika K. Singh
Satish Kesari
BRANCH
Rajendra Nagar
Rajendra Nagar
Gomtinagar
Aliganj I
Aliganj I
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Aliganj
Chowk
Rajendra Nagar
RDSO
Chowk
Chowk
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
M.Nagar (II)
M.Nagar (II)
M.Nagar (II)
M.Nagar (III)
M.Nagar (III)
Aliganj (I)
Aliganj (I)
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Aliganj
Aliganj
Aliganj
Aliganj
Aliganj
Mahanagar (II)
Mahanagar (II)
Mahanagar (II)
Mahanagar (II)
Mahanagar (III)
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Chowk
RDSO
RDSO
RDSO
RDSO
Rajendra Nagar
Aliganj
Aliganj
Aliganj
Aliganj
Aliganj
Aliganj
Aliganj
Aliganj
Aliganj
Aliganj
Aliganj
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
S.N.
NAME
101. Abhishek Jain
102. Surabhi Shukla
103. Shivani Shukla
104. Anubhuti Gupta
105. Neha Singh
106. Pragya Maheswari
107. Anand Prakash
108. Akash Gupta
109. Neelesh Tripathi
110. Himadri Gangwar
111. Siddharth
112. Anchit
113. Amit Jaiswal
114. Gaurav Sharma
115. Badrish Singh
116. Vartika Varshney
117. Tripti Mishra
118. Abeer Mahmood
119. Ankit Saxena
120. Priyansha
121. Siddharth Gautam
122. Malay Nigam
123. Ankit Raj Goyal
124. Anshika Gupta
125. Avijit
126. Prashant Chaurasia
127. Abhinav Pandey
128. Pragya Pal
129. Garima V
130. Abhishek Jain
131. Lavkush Annad
132. Nikunj Saxena
133. Shailendra Agarwal
134. Shreedhar Jaiswal
135. Almeen
136. Anugrah sharma
137. Himanshu
138. Ankita Yadav
139. Sanchita Agarwal
140. Sarthak Pandey
141. Geetika Gupta
142. Vandita Banka
143. Monika Singh
144. Devanshu Chaturvedi
145. Vivek Jain
146. Javed
147. Rahul
148. Shamim
149. Prasoon
150. Aamir
151. Manish
152. Atul Singh
153. Chanchal Batra
154. Devanshu Dwivedi
155. Deepak Verma
156. Kunal Biswas
157. Rahul Srivastava
158. Shishir Dwivedi
159. Twisha Das
160. Aarthi Raghvan
161. Abhishek Awasthi
162. Niteesh Srivastava
163. Deepak Sharma
164. Hemant Asija
165. Aishwarya Ranjan
166. Aishwarya Ashrant
167. Priya Pathak
168. Shashi Gupta
169. Rajat Ranjan
UPSEAT in Jaypee IIT (4)
170. Samiksha
171. Richa
172. Sumita Krishnani
173. Atul Arora
CPMT/PMT (25)
174.
175.
176.
177.
178.
179.
180.
181.
182.
183.
184.
185.
186.
187.
188.
189.
190.
191.
192.
193.
194.
195.
196.
197.
198.
Ratish Mishra
Amal Kirti Singh
Vaibhav Vishkarma
Neelabh Agarwal
Garima Singh
Shipra Verma
Ankita Agarwal
Ela Haider Rizvi
Ankita Tripathi
Gurkiran Shawney
Aparna Singh
Ankur Yadav
Priyanka
Areesha
Rashi Jha
Tanu Priya
Samya Asthana
Garima Srivastava
Qarima
Kritika Kanojia
Taruna Singh
Akash Kohli
Imran Khan
Shashwat Vidyadhar
Shweta Saxena
CBSE (Medical) (5)
199. Aditya Narian
200. Padma Nidhi Agarwal
201. Ayush Agarwal
BRANCH
S.N.
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Mahanagar (II)
Mahanagar (II)
Mahanagar (III)
Mahanagar (III)
Mahanagar (III)
Mahanagar (III)
Mahanagar (III)
Mahanagar (III)
Mahanagar (III)
Mahanagar (III)
Mahanagar (III)
Mahanagar (III)
Mahanagar (III)
Mahanagar (III)
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Chowk
Chowk
Chowk
Chowk
Chowk
Chowk
Chowk
Chowk.
RDSO
RDSO
RDSO
RDSO
RDSO
RDSO
RDSO
RDSO
RDSO
Rajendra Nagar
Rajendra Nagar
Rajendra Nagar
Rajendra Nagar
Rajajipuram
Rajajipuram
Rajendra Nagar
Rajendra Nagar
Rajendra Nagar
202. Swati
203. Qarima
Rajajipuram
Rajajipuram
Rajajipuram
Aliganj (I)
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
Station Road
RDSO
Mahanagar (II)
Mahanagar (II)
Mahanagar (II)
Mahanagar (II)
Mahanagar (II)
Mahanagar (III)
Mahanagar (III)
Mahanagar (III)
Rajendra Nagar
Rajendra Nagar
Aliganj (I)
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
NAME
BRANCH
S.N.
Gomtinagar
Mahanagar (II)
271. Prerit Bharagwa
272. Akash Kohli
Manipal Medical College (3)
204. Padma Nidhi Agarwal
205. Ayush Agarwal
206. Praveen Miital
CBSE (Engineering ) (6)
207.
208.
209.
210.
211.
212.
Deepak Sharma
Ratnika Rastogi
Nitya Agarwal
Hemant Asija
Anand Akash
Suyash Agarwal
Genetic Engineering (1)
213. Ayushi Charan
NDA (3)
214. Shubham Agarwal
215. Anshu Srivastava
216. Vibhay Pandey
Rajendra Nagar
Rajendra Nagar
Rajendra Nagar
Rajendra Nagar
Rajendra Nagar
Rajendra Nagar
Rajendra Nagar
RDSO
RDSO
Station Road
VIT (4)
217.
218.
219.
220.
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Chanchal Batra
Hemant Asija
Ratnika Rastogi
Abhishek Jain
RDSO
Rajendra Nagar
Rajendra Nagar
Kanpur Road
UPTU (2)
221. Raman Singh
222. Prateek Singh
Rajajipuram
Rajajipuram
Indraprastha University, Delhi (1)
223. Sumita Krishnani
Rajajipuram
SRM Chennai (3)
224. Samiksha
225. Siddhartha Pathak
226. Aklavya Singh
Rajajipuram
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
M.B.B.S. Deem University (1)
227. Sashwat Vidyadhar
Aeronautical Entrance (1)
228. Arpit
B. Arch (1)
229. Aman Mehta
Rajendra Nagar
Rajendra Nagar
B. Tech (3)
230. Rupal Gupta
231. Ashish Kumar Singh
232. Aditi Yadav
Singapore Airlines (4)
233.
234.
235.
236.
Rajendra Nagar
Saumyadeep
Rahul Gupta
Sukrit Singh
Amulya Khare
Rajendra Nagar
Station Road
Mahanagar (II)
Gomtinagar
Aliganj (I)
Mahnagar (II)
Mahanagar (II)
BE Computer Eng. New South Wales University
Australia (1)
237. Arjun Shanker
Mahanagar (II)
St. Stephens College, Delhi University (6)
238.
239.
240.
241.
242.
243.
Saumitro Chatterjee
Karrtik Singh
Piyush Sen
Priyanak Mishra
Shivani Shukla
Anand Prakash
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Delhi University KMC Geog.Hons (1)
244. Kiri Atri
Kanpur Road
Hotel Management Delhi (1)
245. Akshay Modi
Hotel Management (UPSC) (1)
246. Vibhay Pandey
Amity (4)
247. Lucky Arora
248. Vaibhav Kamran
249. Madhulika Singh
250. Ritika Srivastava
Station Road
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Aliganj (I)
Aliganj (I)
BBD (BBA) (2)
251. Shanky Chhabra
252. Aishwarya Jain
Kanpur Road
Aliganj (I)
BITS Pilani (4)
253.
254.
255.
256.
Kanpur Road
Prabhakar Mishra
Prateek
Abhishek Jain
Adarsh Singh
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Gomtinagar
Manipal (Mass Communication) (1)
257. Vaibhav Kamran
Kanpur Road
Pusa Hotel Management (1)
258. Vaibhav Kamran
Kanpur Road
Garden City College Bangalore B.Sc Hons (1)
259. Rizo Kurian
Kanpur Road
Delhi College B.Com. Hons (Applied) (4)
260.
261.
262.
263.
Rajan Arora
Mudit Sharma
Vikas Vardhan
Rachit Srivastava
Kanpur Road
Aliganj (I)
Aliganj (I)
Aliganj (I)
Symbosis, Pune (1)
264. Gangan Deep
Kanpur Road
LU (BBA) (1)
265. Aditya Keshwani
Kanpur Road
NIFD Fashion Designing (2)
266. Gaurav Sharma
267. Prakirn Srivastava
Amity College (Bio-Tech) (1)
268. Rashi Nigam
Kanpur Road
Station Road
Kanpur Road
Sate University of New York Aero Space Engg. (1)
269. Sukrant Awasthi
Station Road
Bharat Vidya Peeth Deemed University Pune (3)
270. Abhijet Kumar Singh
Keep your fears to yourself, but share your courage with others.
Mahanagar (II)
NAME
BRANCH
Mahanagar (II)
Mahanagar (III)
Vellore Institute of Technology (2)
273. Bharat Bhargava
274. Falak Jalali
Gomtinagar
Mahanagar (III)
Flytech Aviation Academy Course, Aircraft
Maintenance Engg.(1)
275. Tanmay Bose
Miranda House (1)
276. Jyoti Iyer
Lady Shri Ram College (3)
277. Jyoti Iyer
278. Rashi Singhal
279. Aradhana Wal
BITS RANCHI (2)
280. Surabhi Tripathi
281. Shreya Singh
ICFAI-Tech, Hyderabad (1)
282. Ankur Arvind
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Gomtinagar
Garden City College Bangalore B.Sc.Biotech (1)
283. Anuradha Yadav
284. Aishwarya Mani
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Mount Carmel College Bangalore – Bio-Tech (1)
285. Mayuri
Kanpur Road
Miranda House Delhi (D.U.) B.Sc (Hons) (1)
286. Priyanka Khushwaha
Kanpur Road
Miranda House Delhi (D.U.) Biochemistry (1)
287. Priyanka Khushwaha
Kanpur Road
Daulat Ram College (D.U.) B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry
(1)
288. Priyanka Khushwaha
Kanpur Road
Venkateshwar College (D.U.) B.com Hons (1)
289. Prateek Bajaj
Kanpur Road
Guru Gobind Singh College I.P. University B.com
Hons (1)
290. Prateek Bajaj
291. Ashmeet Bagga
292. Supreet Bhatia
Law College (2)
293. Shanky Chhabra
294. Avinav Mukherjee
I.P. University (1)
295. Vaibhav Kamran
Jama Milia Islamia (1)
296. Vaibhav Kamran
IET(3)
297. Aditi Yadav
298. Saurabh Kumar
299. Neelesh Tripathi
SVKMS Institute (1)
300. Shashank Agarwal
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Aliganj (I)
Kanpur Road
Kanpur Road
Mahanagar (II)
Mahanagar (II)
Mahanagar (II)
Kanpur Road
Narsee Munji Institute of Management Studies
Mumbai (1)
301. Shashank Agarwal
Kanpur Road
Lucknow Univeristy (Management Science) (1)
302. Nirvan
Kanpur Road
Lucknow University (LLB) (1)
303. Vibhay Pandey
Station Road
Ram Manohar Lohia National Law Univresity
304. Vibhay Pandey
Station Road
Ram Jas College (Engg. Hons. (1)
305. Priyanka Shukla
Kanpur Road
Sri Ram College of Commerce (Eco. Hons) (1)
306. Priyanka
Mahanagar (III)
Dualat Ram College (B.com) (3)
307. Komal Khare
308. Kopal Khare
Mahanagar (III)
Mahanagar (III)
Hindu College (2)
309. Raj Kamal Pathak
Mahanagar (III)
310. Prateek Agarwal (B.B.A.) Mahanagar (III)
Delhi University (2)
311. Ankit Middha
Mahanagar (III)
312. Mudit Dubey
Mahanagar (III)
BDS – 2006 UPCAT (2)
313. Amrita Das
Chowk Branch
314. Sonam Agarwal
Chowk Branch
Thapar Institute of Engg. & Tech., Patiala
(B.Tech) (1)
315. Satyam Agarwal
Chowk Branch
JP Institute of Engg. & Tech. (M.P.) (B.Tech) (1)
316. Saumendra Gaur
Chowk Branch
Krishna Institute of Engineering & Technology,
Ghaziabad (1)
317. Prakhar Srivastava
Aliganj (I)
Punjab Engineering College, Chandigarh (1)
318. Anshul Kishore
Aliganj (I)
R.K. Goel, Institute of technology, Ghaziabad (1)
319. Babita Singh
Aliganj (I)
NIT, Nagpur (1)
320. Divya Choudhary
Aliganj (I)
DIT, Dehradun (1)
321. Anshul Goel
Aliganj (I)
JAYPEE University of Information & Technology
Solan (1)
322. Atul Arora
Aliganj (I)
Chartered Accountant (CA) - (4)
323. Anudit Bhargava
Station Road
324. R.Gupta
Station Road
325. Rachna Amarani
Station Road
326. Shiptra Srivastava
Station Road
— Robert Louis Stevenson
CMS BULLETIN - CMS ACHIEVERS
Taekwondo championship
Rishabh Shukla
and Aditi Shukla,
students
of
C M S ,
A sha r fa ba d,
won prizes in the
2nd Keshav Open National Inter-school
Taekwondo championship 2007
organised by Hanu Taekwondo Union and
Indian Olympic Association. While
Rishabh won the third prize in light weight
category at skating rink, Aditi won the
second prize in fly weight category of the
competition.
Science Olympiad
Chhavi Mangleek, student of
class VI A, Rajajipuram
(II), stood second in the
inter-branch
science
Olympiad organized by CMS
Inspection Department.
MARCH 2007 (6)
Debate competition
Alisha Singh, a brilliant
student of class IX, CMS,
Indira Nagar, won the first
prize at a debate competition.
This contest was sponsored
by Disability Welfare
Department, UP in association with
Drishti Samajik Sansthan. This
outstanding student presented strong
arguments on the topics “Disability is a
curse” and “Indian Society is just and fair
towards the disabled” leaving the judges
mesmerized with her convincing delivery
of ideas and appeal for justice for the
disabled. She argued that the disabled need
our love and care rather than pity.
Drawing and essay contests
Create a story
Priyanshi, student of class III
A, CMS, Gomtinagar, won
the first prize in Create a Story
competition at Tomorrow’s
World conducted by Gurukul
Academy, Indira Nagar on
2 February 2007.
Dance contest
Prabal, a student of class
VIII, CMS, Rajendra Nagar,
won the first prize in an interschool duet dance contest
organized
by Search
Foundation. Students of
several prestigious schools and colleges
of Lucknow participated in this
competition which was held at Rai
Umanath Bali auditorium. The organizers
presented the first prize winner with a
shining trophy and certificate.
Fancy Dress contest
Konkana Das, a student of
CMS, Anand Nagar, won the
first prize in an inter-school
fancy dress competition. The
contest was organised by
Shan-E-Avadh and Youth
Hostel Association of India. The fancy
dress of Konkana was the centre of
attraction in the whole show.
Quiz contest
Ajay Siddharth and Swapnil, students of
CMS, Aliganj, won the first prize in Nestle
India quiz contest. The two talented
students answered the queries in the quiz
with confidence to the pleasant surprise
of the panel of judges. The panel of judges
was impressed with the performance of
these two students. The winners were
awarded Maggi Gift Hampers and
certificates for their wonderful
performance.
Collage contest
Manjari Rastogi, a student of
CMS, Chowk, won the first
prize at an inter-school collage
contest, organised by Seth
Anand Ram Jaipuria School,
Kanpur.
Three outstanding students of CMS,
Rajajipuram, namely, Uzma Afreen,
Sparsh Gupta and Akanksha Maurya won
gold medals and cash prizes in drawing
and essay writing competitions at Hope
On-line talent contest organized at all India
level by Schoolsindia.com. Besides the
above, Ushna Afreen of the same branch
won a third prize in the contest. The
organizers rewarded these meritorious
students with medals, certificates and cash
prizes. CMS Rajajipuram was also
awarded Computer Software based on
Student Management System as a gift.
Group singing contest
Students of CMS, Rajendra Nagar,
bagged the first prize in inter school group
singing contest organized by Sangeet
Natak Academy. The participants included
Asma, Sonali, Shivanshi, Ishita, Nitya,
Arunima, Hadisha, Sukriti, Sushmita,
Amna, Aditya and Rishabh. A large
number of students of well known public
schools of Lucknow had participated in
the contest.
Speech contest
Anushka Mishra of class VI, CMS,
Rajajipuram, won the inter-school
speech contest organized by U.P. Viklang
Kalyan Vibhag. Arguments put forth by
Anushka left the listeners as well as the
panel of judges amazed. In her speech,
Anushka conveyed the message that
Disablement is not a curse as it can
happen to any one. It would be improper
to look down upon the disabled people.
People should support them in their
pursuits so that they do not feel let down
by society.
Biotechnology Olympiad
Yaqub Yusuf Khan, Yogendra Mishra,
Siddhant Vikram Singh, Umesh Tripathi,
Aman Yusuf Khan, Ankit, Prashant Rai,
Abhishek Tiwari, Prerna Singh, Areeb
Ahmad Khan and Arpita Jaiswal, students
of CMS, Mahanagar, were selected for
Biotechnology Olympiad organized by the
Educational Foundation, “Learning for
Life”.
Commonwealth essay
contest
Ila Tripathi, a talented student of CMS,
Aliganj, got selected for award at
International Commonwealth Essay
Competition organized by the Royal
Commonwealth Society of London, U.K.
Young Author Contest
Sonali Chatterjee, a talented
young writer and student of
CMS, Aliganj, brought
laurels to the institution by
becoming one of the 38
students selected from city ‘Young
Author Contest’ conducted by world
famous writer, Mr Ruskin Bond and an
eminent jury of experts. The aspiring
young authoress proved her flair for
writing and inborn abilities and was
selected for the Young Author Contest.
Students of several schools and colleges
all over the country had participated in
this competition. Only 38 students have
made it to the final round including Sonali.
These are invited to Mumbai on the
expense of the organizers. The final
winner will get a chance to visit London
and get their writing published in an
international publication. The contest is
held every year to motivate young writers
to realize their talent to the fullest extent
with the cooperation of ITC Greetings and
Rupa & company.
Prize winning students of various
competitions organized on the theme of
CMS Republic Day Tableau, “Empower
the International Court of Justice” were
honoured at a glittering prize distribution
ceremony held at CMS Kanpur Road
auditorium on 1 February 2007. Attractive
prizes in cash and kind including books
and certificates were given away as prizes
to the winners. Students of several
prestigious schools and colleges of
Lucknow, from Montessori to Degree
level, participated in speech, essay, poetry,
collage and poster making competitions
with great enthusiasm. It helped to bring
out their creative and artistic ability as well
as provide a platform for their deep
thoughts and ideas.
An “Open Day” was also held on this
occasion wherein Fancy Dress, Rhymes
and Art Competitions were organized for
the pre-primary and primary students of
CMS and Art competition and Baby Show
were held for non-CMS children.
Competitions on CMS Tableau held
Handwriting contest
Meritorious students of CMS, Station
Road, won the first prize in handwriting
competition organised by Camlin India
Ltd. These students were: Vidisha Yadav,
Vaishnavi, Aisha Omaina Faiz, Shivangi
Jaiswal, Mritunjaya Sharma, Monika
Yadav, Astha Srivastav, Anukampa
Sharma, Anusha Hirwani, Pragya
Hirwani, Pragya Gupta, Aiman Shaukat,
Nimish Vaish, Sparsh, Vishal Yadav,
Sakshi Batta, Manjari Yadav, Aman Kumari
Singh, Saumya Gupta, Mohd. Aquib,
Namrata Singh. The contest was
organized with the aim of improving
students’ handwriting by Camlin India
Ltd.
Solo dance
Sanjoli Srivastava, student of
CMS, Rajendra Nagar,
Sanjoli Srivastava, won the
first prize in the inter school
solo dance competition
organized by FESCA-2006. Famous
public schools of Lucknow had
participated in this competition. The dance
performance of Sanjoli enthralled the
audience which responded with unending
cheers and clapping. The organizers
honoured her with merit certificate and
memento. In this way, Sanjoli has proved
her excellence in dance as well as being a
meritorious student in class.
Essay writing competition
Shreya Bundela, a brilliant
student of class IX, CMS,
Indira Nagar, won the
‘Judges Prize’ at the
International Essay Contest
organized by International
Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University,
Japan. Shreya brought name and fame to
the whole country by her outstanding
success in this essay competition
organized at international level for school
students. The aim of the contest was to
encourage the creative writing talent of
students and develop a global vision in
them.
Painting contest
Priyanka Tewari, a student of
CMS, Station Road, won a
painting award in inter-school
painting
competition
organised
by
Nonconventional
Energy
Development Agency (NEDA). Following
this, the Ministry of Renewable Source
of Energy, Govt. of India and NEDA
invited her to undertake educational tour
of Renewable Energy Centres in Delhi and
Haryana along with her two teachers.
Four first prizes
Four outstanding students of CMS,
Station Road namely Rohan Singh
Rawat, Saurabh Rajeev, Yamini and Wincy
B. George won four “first prizes” each in
Kolorama Bright Strokes Contest
organized by Hindustan Pencils Ltd.
Rohan Singh Rawat and Saurabh Rajeev
won first prize in Art contest while Yamini
and Wincy B. George won a first prize
each in Handwriting contest.
Instrumental music
Antara Bhattacharya of Class
V, CMS, Gomtinagar won
first prize in inter-state
instrumental
music
competition, organized by
U.P. Sangeet Natak Academy.
ETV quiz
Students’ team of CMS, Mahanagar (II)
won the second prize in the quiz contest
organized by ETV Uttar Pradesh. The
students were: Shruti, Vartika, Swati,
Ritika, Sweta, Sanchita Gupta, Arpit Ojha,
Rohit Mishra, Yash and Anita. These
students were awarded certificates, books
and trophies. The ETV also telecast the
quiz in its prime quiz program.
Spelling contest
Vaishnavi Singh, student of
class Nursery, CMS, Indira
Nagar, won the first prize in
the spelling contest at
'Tomorrows
World'
organised by Gurukul
Academy.
Truth resides in every human heart, and one has to search for it there, and to be guided by truth as one sees it.
But no one has a right to coerce others to act according to his own view of truth. —M. K. Gandhi
CMS BULLETIN - CREATIVE SECTION - SENIOR AND JUNIOR
MARCH 2007 (7)
Creative Writing
A cry for peace
Oh! Another bomb! This one was much nearer!
Uh! Of these bomb sounds I’m getting wearer and wearer!
Why don’t they kill us in one go?!!
Why do they have to take it really really slow?!!
You must have realized what is happening
Why there are no people tending their lawns!
Why there are no drivers honking their horns!
Why there are no people walking on the streets!
Why there are no children buying sticks of sweets!
Yes, you have realized it right!
This is starting of World War III
Just because few terrorists wanted to set Kashmir free!
All have taken it as a matter of pride
And nations have already started taking sides
Soon will begin a World War III,
Which will cause the end of all prosperity.
Now millions of innocent people will die
Even then no one will stop to wonder WHY
These people do not value others’ lives anymore,
All I can say is that they are rotten to the core!
Now I must stop
Because I am burnt completely and my dress is still on fire,
And now the roof has fallen and my hand is pierced by a wire.
But I would like to say this before dying,
‘Foresee the consequences of war and avoid its presence,
Because on the door of death, pride has very less importance.’
Prerna Garg, VI H
Gomtinagar
My shadow
I have a little shadow that goes in and out with me,
And what can be the use of him is more than I can see,
He his very-very like me from the heels up to the head;
And I see him jump before me, when I jump into my bed.
The funniest thing about him is the way he likes to grow,
Not at all like proper children, which is always very slow;
For sometimes he shoots up taller as like India rubber ball,
And sometimes gets so little that there is none of him at all.
I rose up very early in the morning and found the
shining dew on every buttercup;
But my lazy little shadow, like an arrogant sleepy head,
Had stayed at home behind me and was fast asleep in bed.
Manisha, VI B
Anand Nagar
Discipline
Discipline is the need of the hour in every walk of life. Everything
from sunshine to sunset, change of seasons, rotation of the earth,
days and nights follow a disciplined cycle of rotation. Discipline
teaches us to follow the set rules of a particular institution. It leads
us to co-operate with a spirit of love for each other. Discipline should
be voluntary. Discipline is the secret of one’s success. A nation
becomes great if its citizens become disciplined.
Ramsha Ahrar, VII
Jopling Road
I need someone...
I need someone as my friend,
I need some one to make my sorrows come to an end.
I need someone to share my joys,
I need someone to play with my toys.
I need someone who is alive,
To be there with me whole of my life.
I do not need one who makes a blunder,
But I really need one whose sweet stories make me slumber.
Garima Singh, XI 5
Mahanagar III
HEALTH COLUMN
Are you taking your vitamins?
The story of my birth is very interesting. I
had to pass through different processes before I
came to my present form. In fact, I come into
existence by the mixture of different parts of the
trees and purified. Gradually, after passing through
different machines, I acquired my original shape,
I remained there with so many of my brothers
and sisters.
After that I was put under the printing press
and various important news of the warld were
printed on me.
This is the point where my actual life began.
Lot of people are involved in preparing me. There
is a reporter who brings news to be printed on
me and editor who edits the news, a designer who
designs my front page to make me look attractive
and a sum of Rs.3 is fixed as my cost.
There are other lots of people also who take
One for sorrow, one for joy
Mansi, a little girl, got out of the bed after a
great effort and came on the terrace. She opened
her eyes and found a sparrow meaning ‘one for
sorrow’ on the water tank. It was a chill winter
morning. The time was 8 o’clock. She rushed
into the bathroom as she had to reach the school
by 8.30 am. She cycled fast and somehow
reached the school.The prayer bell rang. “Hurry
up, form a line,” the teacher shouted.
“Good morning, teacher,” Mansi said.
“Mansi, have you seen yourself in the mirror
before coming to school?” the teacher asked.
“Is something wrong, teacher?” Mansi asked
in surprise.
“How come you have worn pink ribbons?”
asked the teacher.
“Pink ribbons!”, she got scared. She would
be punished; she would be insulted as she was
the only girl with pink ribbons. All these thoughts
flashed in her mind as she stood outside the class,
punished to stand there alone for the entire first
period.
“Ouch!”
Self-confidence
Vitamin A - INFECTION FIGHTER, SKIN PROTECTOR - The carrot has an abundant
supply of this vitamin. Eating carrots regularly with meals will build up your resistance
to disease; make your eyesight sharper and your skin glow. Keep your spectacles away by
chewing carrots.
B — Complex - THE ENERGY TEAM - These are a cluster of related vitamins that work together
for a common purpose just like a football team. They produce the energy from the food you eat to
play, run, walk and jump. The Wheat grain is super rich in B complex. Make sure, you eat whole
wheat Rotis (Atta not Maida), since most of this compound is present in the outer layer of the grain.
Vitamin C - THE GROWTH AND PROTECTOR VITAMIN - It is needed by all the body tissues
since it is essential for normal growth. The Lemon is the best source of this vitamin. Eating or
drinking lemon juice would help you heal wounds and also protect you from colds and coughs.
Children getting ample vitamin C have stronger bodies.
Vitamin U - THE DIGESTIVE HELPER - You need to have a healthy stomach to absorb whatever
you eat. Vitamin U is present in Cabbage. Eating grated cabbage with meals increases your
digestion capacity and keeps your body clean of all waste.
Dr. Amitabh Pandit
ND (Ind), Dy, BCAMP (USA)
Add: 6/193, Vipul Khand
Gomtinagar, Lucknow
Tel: 2391456, 9415410134.
Silence prevailed for one second.
“Get up, get up. Are you hurt?” her friend
who had pushed her by mistake, asked.
“Let us take her to the class.”
She was made to sit.
“One for sorrow!”, the bird sitting on the
water tank again flashed before her eyes.
“Who is Mansi?” the peon asked.
“Why?” Mansi asked.
“Principal Ma’am is calling you.”
Hearing this, she felt like crying. She dusted
herself, crossed her fingers and thought that she
would get a scolding.
“May I come in Ma’am?”
“Oh Mansi! come in my child. I have a good
news for you. You are selected to go to Hong
Kong for the Maths Olympiad,” said the Principal.
Mansi could not react as she was so happy.
When she went home, she smiled and thought
that it was actually ‘One for joy!’.
It was her fault, so she was punished. Her
friend pushed, so she fell down and it was her
hard work that changed her belief.
Ishita Prakash, VII 3
Mahanagar III
It is not what you are born with,
But it is what we have to live with;
It may sometimes appear as a pride
But it is a topic of importance, not to be set aside;
When you have lost all hope,
It is this, which helps you cope;
When you may feel discouraged,
It is only this, which gives you extraordinary courage;
You may have a large circle of friends.
On the kind of trends;
But when you go round life’s different bends,
It is only this to which you will tend;
And to life’s Zenith you will be sent,
This is what one can count on;
It is the self-confidence which I rely on.
Aman Raizada, IX A
Kanpur Road
Vitamins are potent compounds which are found in small quantities in foods. They
perform specific and vital functions in the body chemistry. They are the electric
sparks which help to run the human body. They are best found in their natural state
in the foods which you consume. Vitamins taken through foods can have a
miraculous healing affect in a wide range of common diseases.
HEALTH EDUCATOR TO CMS:
great pains for my publishing and printing. I consist
of 12 to 16 pages. All my pages are printed with
useful information. I also contain columns for
small children, cartoons and puzzles for younger
people and a part for being friend of older and
elder people. I am also a friend of small children.
Children like me very much.
I am published on all the days of the month.
I am so special that everyone waits for me every
morning. I am so interesting and so full of spices
that some people like to spend their entire morning
with me.
Everyone is scared with my news as if anyone
does anything wrong, it gets captured under my
control and gets printed on my sheets
immediately. I am circulated almost all around the
world.
Yash Kedia, VI C
Rajendra Nagar (I)
Three wishes
Said the first little chicken,
With a queer little squirm,
“I wish I could find
A fat little worm.”
Said the second little chicken,
With a sharp little squeal,
“I wish I could find
Some nice yellow meal”
Said the third little chicken
With a small sigh of grief,
“I wish I could find
A little green leaf”
“See here,” said the mother,
From the green garden
patch,
“If you want any breakfast,
Just come here and scratch.”
Apoorva Rajvanshi, VI A
Rajajipuram I
World Peace
May all come together,
May all live together.
Whatever may be the weather.
May all sing together
The song of peace.
The joy of smile.
In graceful spirit enlightened the sight.
The glory of Unity, Truth and Liberty.
May God shower his blessings
With all truth and sanity
Sincerity and purity.
Aparna Pathak, VII A
Rajajipuram II
Q.
A.
Q.
A.
Time
A
Q.
Lost time never comes back again,
Try to use time and something to gain,
Make best use of every minute,
And gain as much as you can.
If you make the best use of time,
You’ll lead a happy and successful life span.
Deepak Gupta, VI B
Anand Nagar
Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.
— Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Internet Quiz
Q.
A
Q.
A.
Q.
A.
What is the full form of ISDN ?
Integrated Services Digital Network.
What is the full form of MIME?
Multipurpose
Internet
Mail
Extensions
What is the full form of MVD ?
Multi User Dungeon
What does the abbreviation HTTP
stands for ?
Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
What does the acronym HTML stands
for ?
Hyper Text Mark-up Language
What is Alta Vista ?
A Search Engine
Anuj Srivastava, VIII-F
Rajendra Nagar (II)
CMS BULLETIN - EVENTS AND ACHIEVEMENTS
Speech and debate
Events
MARCH 2007
1 (Thus)
6 (Thus)
10 (2 pm)
Vignesh Krishnan, student of CMS,
Kanpur Road, was awarded the Vishesh
Pratibha Samman by the organisers of
Lucknow Mahotsav, for winning the
maximum number of prizes, in singing at
Youth Festival 2006.
17 (11.45 am)
17 (4.30 pm)
30 (9 am)
CMS Indira Nagar students, Alisha Singh
won first prize in debate, while Vaidehi
Singh won first prize in speech contest, Note: (i) Divine education conferences, farewell functions and distribution of report
cards will be held at all CMS Branches throughout the month of March.
at an inter-branch competition organized
by CMS Asharfabad, in association with
(ii) New session begins just after results.
Viklang Kalyan Vibhag, Lucknow.
Results of inter-branch olympiads
conducted by Inspection Department
Sl. Name
Position
Branch
Inter-branch Mental Ability Test for the
students of class IX (NTSE), VI and VII held
on 11.02.2007
Class IX (NTSE)
1. Gaurav Shukla
I Aliganj I
2. Ritvik Yadav
II Aliganj I
3. Himanshu Verma
III Mahanagar (III)
Class VI
1. Prerana Garg
I Gomtinagar
2. Ajeya Siddharth
II Aliganj I
3. Vidushi Bhatt
III Kanpur Road
Class VII
1. Ashutosh Dwivedi
I Mahanagar (III)
2. Anubhav Joshi
II Mahanagar (III)
3. Ashutosh Palta
III Aliganj I
________________________________________________________________________
Sl. Name
Position
Branch
Class VIII
1. Priyamvada Yadav I Mahanagar (III)
2. Navneet Yadav
I Aliganj (I)
3. Anant Singhal
II Gomtinagar
4. Amusha Jaiswal
II Aliganj (II)
5. Rahul Mishra
III Mahanagar (I)
Class VII
1. Shayam S.Singh
I Mahanagar (III)
2. Ashutosh Dwivedi
II Mahanagar (III)
3. Agam Singhal
III Chowk
Class VI
1. Prerna Garg
I Gomtinagar
2. Pranav Chaturvedi II Gomtinagar
3. Mayank Rajani
III Mahanagar(III)
Class V
1. Aditya
I Aliganj (I)
2. Shivam Agarwal
II RDSO
Inter-branch Physics Olympiad Examination 3. Manjari Yadav
III RDSO
for the students of class VIII and IX held on ________________________________________________________________________
17.12.2006
Inter-branch Elementary Mathematical
Class IX
Olympiad
1. Gaurav Shukla
I Aliganj I
GROUP I
2. Nitish Sethi
II Chowk
3. S. Chaitanya Krishna III RDSO
Class V
4. Vaibhav Gautam
III R. Nagar (I)
1. Kriti Kapil, Ghulam
I Chowk
Class VIII
Shrela & Karan
1. Navneet Yadav
I Aliganj I
2. Yashi, Samita, Utkarsh II R.N (III)
3. Manjari, Mayank,
III RDSO
2. Rahul Mishra
II Mahanagar I
Shivam
3. Apoorva Bhatia
III Aliganj I
Class IV
________________________________________________________________________ 1. Shailesh, Kshitij
I Mahanagar (III)
Kaushalendra, Abhigyan
Inter-branch
Chemistry
Olympiad
Examination for the students of class VIII and 2. Shaman, Sajal
Satyam, Aishwar
I R.N (I)
IX held on 07.01.2007
3. Apoorv, Hardik, Surya
Class IX
4. Vaibhav, Ayush
I Mahanagar (IV)
1. Ritwik yadav
I Aliganj I
5. Agrima, Devansh,
I St. Road
2. S. Chaitanya Krishan II RDSO
Sanjeev, Vijayandra
3. Ayush Pant
III R. Nagar I
6. Salman, Shakeel
II Asharfabad
Class VIII
Manas, Sarah, Iqra
1. Vivek Ranjan
I Mahanagar (III)
7. Surabhi, Neel,
2. Debarchan Chowdhari II Aliganj I
Shivangi, Prachi
III Gomtinagar
3. Shashwat S.Tripathi
III Aliganj I
________________________________________________________________________ GROUP II
Class VII
Inter-branch Biology Olympiad Examination 1. Omar, Apurv
for the students of class VIII & IX held on
Utkarsh, Kakul
I Station Road
14.01.2007
2. Agam, Ayush,
Shubham, Niti
II Chowk
Class IX
3. Harshita, Sonali
1. Shivangi Nath
I Aliganj I
Prabhat, Akansha
III Aminabad
2. S. Chaitanya Kishan II RDSO
Class VI
3. Shikhar Misra
III RDSO
1. Adnan, Pranav
Class VIII
Devendra, PRerna
I Gomtinagar
1. Rajat Mishra
I Mahanagar I
II Anand Nagar
2. Vivek Ranjan
I Mahanagar (III) 2. Deepak, Nimesh,
Atul, Nirabhi
3. Debarchan Kar
II Aliganj I
3. Harshita, Mayank
III Mahanagar (III)
4. Apoorva Bhatia
III Aliganj I
Priya
________________________________________________________________________
Inter-branch Science Olympiad Examination Group III
I Aliganj I
for the students of class VI and VII held on 1. Shivangi, Shivangi,
Shivam
Pant,
Prabhat
04.02.2007
2. Syed Danish, Karan II Gomtinagar
Class VI
3. Ayush Pant, Amritansh III R.Nagar I
1. Mayank Rajani
I Mahanagar (III)
Ankit, Shivam
2. Aditi Sharma
II Mahanagar (III)
Class VIII
3. Chavi Mogleek
II Rajajipuram (II)
1. Shashwat, Navneet
I Aliganj I
4. Neha Anand
III Rajajipuram (I)
Bitthal Shukla, Alok
Class VII
2. Shraddhesh, Era,
II Kanpur Road
1. Ayush Agarwal
I Mahanagar (I)
Gigyasa Chanana
2. Niharika Prakash
II Station Road
3. Shivam, Ravi Verma III Mahanagar (III)
3. Akash Rajput
III Indira Nagar
Priyamvada Yadav
________________________________________________________________________
Annual Examination for Classes VI to IX and Class XI for the
session 2006-2007 begin along with Board Exams of ICSE & ISC
Annual Examination of Classes I to V (Primary section ) for the
session 2006-2007 begin
Open Day for Pre-Primary organised by CMS Anand Nagar at
school premises
Commonwealth Day of CMS, Gomtinagar at Branch Auditorium
TRIUMPH Ceremony of CMS, Anand Nagar at school premises
Open Day of CMS, Gomtinagar at school premises
Quiz contest
Annual Parents Day
Astronomy Olympiad
U m a n g
Srivastava and
Gaurav Upreti
of Class XI1,
C M S ,
Mahanagar
(II)
were
selected for the level of National
Astronomy Olympiad conducted by Homi
Bhabha Centre for Science Education.
Dancing delights
Annual Parents Day was organized by
CMS, Asharfabad at CMS Kanpur Road
auditorium, on 17 January 2007. Chief
Guest on this occasion was Mr Nimal
Hittiarathy, UP Representative, UNICEF.
Music and dance
(a) Kopal Rastogi and Muskan of CMS,
Rajendra Nagar won the first prizes in
dance and western dance categories
respectively, in the an inter-school dance
competition, organized by Akhil Bhartiya
and Samajik Sansthan.
(b) Two students of CMS, Rajendra
Nagar namely Priyanshi and Shivani won
the first prize in an inter-school duet dance
competition, organized at Rai Umanath
Bali auditorium by Search Foundation.
(c) Students of CMS, Rajendra Nagar
won the three first prizes in inter-school
dance contest, organized by Salt Surya
at Gandhi Bhawan. In solo dance Mansi
Gupta got the first prize, Sanjoli Srivastava
and Srijal won the first prize in duet dance
while in group singing Mansi Gupta,
Shubhra Chaturvedi, Sushmita, Shreya,
Divyansi, Sumati and Suruchi bagged the
first prize.
Students of CMS, Asharfabad, won two
first prizes in group dance and
instrumental music at inter school
competitions. The CMS students
presented an enthralling Bhangra Dance
for the group dance competition.
Anshuman Mishra also won the first prize
in instrumental music contest hels at
Vishveshvarya auditorium under Mega
Sanskritik Samaroh.
FR E E
Special award
MARCH 2007 (8)
Pre-Engineering and
Pre-Medical classes
CMS Inspection Department is running PreEngineering and Pre-Medical classes for
the CMS students of class XI (3 to 4.30 pm)
and XII (4.30 to 6 pm) by the professional
and experienced faculty at Aliganj,
Gomtinagar, Kanpur Road and Station
Road centres.
These classes are running on daily basis.
For details contact the Principals of the
respective centres or Inspection
Department.
Tel: 0522-2638733 (O)/9935236120
(Mr S.N. Dikshit)
(d) Anushka Gupta and Sagarika
Inter Elementary Mathematical Olympaid
Srivastava, of CMS, Aliganj won first
Examination for the students of class IV, V, CMS, Rajajipuram won first prize in an
prizes at solo dance and solo singing
VI, VII, VIII and IX held on 28.01.07
inter-school quiz contest, organized by
Class IX
Rajkumar Academy. The quiz team competitions respectively, organized by
1. Shivangi Srivastava I Aliganj (I)
included Abhinav Chatterjee, Aaquib Creative and Helping Society, a mega
2. Aviral Sahai
II RDSO
Siddiqui, Mohd. Ahmed, Mitali Sodhi and cultural body of Lucknow.
3. Ayush Pant
III R. Nagar (I)
Mudit Pathak.
4. Nitish Sethi
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