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City Montessori School is the 

World’s Largest City School 

with over 42,000 students 

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City Montessori School 

is the Recipient of the 

2002-UNESCO Prize 

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Coming up in CMS... 

Republic Day Celebrations 2012 

CMS Tableau wins First Prize at the Republic Day Parade 

CMS Republic Day Tableau won the loudest also illustrated in a convincing manner that 

applause for bagging the First Prize - the induced the viewer to dwell on this noble 

prestigious Governor’s Trophy at this year’s 26 provision in the constitution of India. The front 

January Republic Day Parade. 

portion of the stressed the necessity of 

The tableau was based on the theme ‘chalo teaching the child that god is one and the same 

duniya ko swarg banayen hum, prem se aur source of all religions. The middle portion 

pyaar se’ (Let us make this earth a heaven with called for making the earth a heaven of love 

love and with understanding). The unique and understanding. The child with globe in 

tableau was a masterpiece in design, art and hand looked fantastic in the morning sun. His 

content proclaiming the need for a New World assertion to unite the world one day was 

Order which would ensure equality, justice and powerful enough to tingle every one’s hearts. 

unity of all mankind. The tableau gave the The message contained in the rear portion was 

message that family unity having love, all the more heart capturing in appeal for its 

compassion, cooperation and coordination is strident declaration that the moment for 

the foundation of World Unity and the basic unification of the world has arrived. (see 

unit of ‘Vasudhaiv Kutumbkam’. Article 51 was details on page 5) 

CMS Cricket team beats host team in Oman by Eight Wickets 

In the third match of the ongoing passage to India Majan 

Cup Cricket series between Abhi Sidab Gulf Cricket Club and 

CMS, Lucknow, the touring CMS team beat the host team by 

eight wickets. The CMS team comprised the players, 1 

(Utkarsh) from Chowk, 5 from Anand Nagar, 1 of CMS RDSO 

and 8 of CMS Kanpur Road campus. Team Manager of the 

victorious CMS team was Mr. J.S. Rawat and the coach was 

Mr. M.R. Raju. 

Utkarsh remained unbeaten with 47 runs on pitch and was 

declared Man of the Match. This is the first time that CMS 

students have gone abroad to play cricket and the whole 

CMS family is proud of their victory. 

CMS to observe Valentine’s Day as Marriage Solidarity and Family Unity Day 

As in previous years, CMS will be celebrating ''Valentine's Day' on 14th February as 

'Family Unity Day.'The students, teachers and principals of all the campuses of CMS will 

take a vow to respect, regard and abide by family unity on this sacred day of Valentine's, .It 

was on this day that St Valentine laid down his life to uphold the high tradition of marriage 

and family unity. (see details on page 2) 

Final Exams to begin in CMS on 25 February 2012 

See Final Examination Scheme on page 7 

1. SAARC Youth Fest organized by CMS Rajajipuram Campus II on 5 February 2012 at 

CMS, Kanpur Road Auditorium 

2. Valentine’s Day as Family Unity Day on 14 February 2012 

CMS Gomti Nagar (I) celebrates Annual Parents Day 

CMS Broader & Bolder Education prepares a child for decision-making Global Careers, 

decision-making Global Professions, decision-making Global Positions and 

preparing them to be leaders of mankind in their chosen fields 

CMS Gomti Nagar organized 

Annual Parents Day on 22 

January. Chief Guest, Mr 

Alok Ranjan, IAS, Agricultural 

Production Commissioner 

inaugurated the function at 

K a n p u r R o a d c a m p u s 

auditorium with bonhomie 

between teachers and 

parents. Children put up a 

feast of cultural programmes 

much to the delight of the 

parents. 

Children’s International Summer Village Camp hosted by 

CMS at Kanpur Road Campus 

Children from 10 countries 

of the world namely, USA, 

Brazil, Costa Rica, Finland, 

Germany, Italy, Norway, 

Columbia, Sweden and 

India participated in the 

month-long Children’s 

International Summer 

Village (CISV) ‘Greenville 

Camp’ hosted by CMS at 

Kanpur Road Campus from 

28 December 2011 to 24 

January 2012. During their four-week 

stay at the camp, they learned lessons of 

cooperation, friendship, global 

understanding, universal brotherhood, 

love, unity and peace and experienced 

the noble concept of ‘Vasudhaiv 

Kutumbkam’ (the whole earth is but one 

family) remind them throughout life that 

mankind is one. 

The Open day of the camp was held on 14 

January 2012. On this day, children 

presented a cultural bonanza of songs 

and dances in traditional costumes of 

their respective countries (see pictures 

on page 6). On the National Nights of the 

camp, the delegates of a country 

prepared food for all the campers. The 

children stayed with host families during 

the weekends when they learned about 

culture, language, food habits and 

customs of Indians. They also played 

cooperative games and fostered lasting 

friendship. The camp came to an end on 

24 January 2012 when the children left 

for their respective countries. They 

parted from each other with tears in their 

eyes but with a strong determination to 

keep alive their friendship. 

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14 International Convention on Students’ Quality Control Circles 2011 

organized by CMS, Kanpur Road Campus 

All set to bring about a 

Quality Revolution in the 

world of academics, CMS 

Kanpur Road organized the 

1 4 t h I n t e r n a t i o n a l 

Convention on Students’ 

Quality Control Circles from 

30th November to 3rd 

December 2011 at the 

Campus auditorium. Quality 

experts, industrialists of 

International companies, 

e d u c a t i o n a l e x p e r t s , 

principals, teachers and students flew 

from their respective countries to 

participate in this grand convention. It 

was no small feat to get 11 countries of 

the world namely Bangladesh, Cyprus, 

Mauritius, Nepal, Philippines, Singapore, 

Sri Lanka, Turkey, USA, UK and various 

states of India to compete on a common 

global platform and present their case 

Art and Craft Exhibition 

‘Ma’am, I like to make handicrafts.’ Little child 

talking to CMS, Chief Operating Officer, Prof. 

Geeta Kingdon at Art and Craft Fair organized by 

CMS Anand Nagar Campus. 

studies. The Chief Minister of 

Sabaragamuwa province of Sri Lanka, 

Hon’ble Mr Mahiepala Herath was the 

Chief Guest at the inaugural function. The 

events included Quality Quiz, Case Study 

presentation (see brochure), Skit 

competition, Collage competition, Poster 

and slogan contest etc. (see details on 

page 4 and results on page 7) 

Kindly listen to renowned educationist 

Dr JAGDISH GANDHI 

on the following TV channels 

Morning Transmission 

1. Aastha channel, 4.30 am to 4.50 am 

2. Sadhna News, 6.30 am to 7.00 am 

3. Jan Sandesh channel, 7.30 am to 8.00 am 

Evening Transmission 

1. Local TV channels (CMS Activities), 6.30 pm to 7.00 pm 

2. Channel One, 7.30 pm to 8.00 pm 

3. Sadhna Channel, 8.40 pm to 9.00 pm 

CMS was founded in the year 1959 and has since dedicated 52 years to World Unity and World Peace 

City Montessori School 

Head Office: 12 Station Road, Lucknow, India 

Telephones: 0091-522-2638738, 2638606, 2638483, 2637655, 2637691, 2637658; Fax: 0091-522-2638008, 2635497 E-mail: info@cmseducation.org; Website: www.cmseducation.org

CMS BULLETIN - VALENTINE’S DAY AS FAMILY UNITY DAY 

FEBRUARY DECEMBER 2012 2011 (2) 

St. Valentine’s Day (14 February) is a day of mourning and not of merry making 

An Appeal by CMS Founders Dr Jagdish Gandhi & Dr Bharti Gandhi as well as all CMS Principals 

Demonic Roman Emperor Claudius II, 

tried to destroy marriage and family 

solidarity through a decree banning the 

marriages of his soldiers and thus 

encouraging them for free sex. 

History Distorted: Some unscrupulous 

businessmen and media have put the 

innocent lives of vulnerable students at 

stake by distorting history and Such a chaste and holy life, with its 

propagating values of free sex of Devil implications of modesty, purity, 

Emperor Claudius II in the name of St. 

A devilish mind, Roman Emperor Claudius II 

temperance, decency, and clean- 

Valentine who gave up his life mindedness, involves no less than 

protecting the sanctity of the institution the exercise of moderation in all 

of marriage and family by solemnizing secret marriages of soldiers in the church at night. that pertains to dress, language, 

Marriage is a sacred institution: 

amusements, and all artistic and 

literary avocations. 

St. Valentine propagated marriage 

as an institution of God and that 

any laxity in marital relations is 

against the will of God. 

It requires total abstinence from all alcoholic drinks, from opium, and from similar habit- 

forming drugs. It condemns the prostitution of art and of literature, the practices of 

nudism and of companionate marriage, infidelity in marital relationships, and all manner 

of promiscuity, of easy familiarity, and of sexual vices. 

Imported Culture: The imported 

culture of Valentine's Day which 

came to India two decades ago in 

its present form has in the last 

twenty years been the cause of a 

phenomenal rise in free sex leading 

to juvenile crimes, pre-marital and 

extra-marital sex, loss of virginity at 

a very early age, abortions, 

infanticides, rapes and murders of 

young innocent girls, gruesome crimes like Nithari incident perpetuated by public school 

educated individuals, incestuous relationships etc. causing AIDS, mental trauma and 

depression. 

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lar osysUVkbu dks lPph J`¼ktayh nsus ds fy, 14 Qjojh dks 

An Excuse: Valentine's Day is being used as an excuse for promoting free sex and 

promiscuity. The school, family and society must understand their responsibilities and 

curb this growing menace by observing Valentine's Day as Marriage Solidarity and Family 

Unity Day. 

School, home and society must be united to teach its students to learn to lead a chaste 

and Holy Life from their impressionable age. 

— Shoghi Effendi 

Daily Vigilance: It demands daily 

vigilance in the control of one's 

carnal desires and corrupt 

inclinations. It calls for the 

abandonment of a frivolous conduct, with its excessive attachment to trivial and often 

misdirected pleasures. 

No compromise : It can tolerate no compromise with the theories, the standards, the 

habits, and the excesses of a decadent age. Nay rather it seeks to demonstrate, through 

the dynamic force of its example, the pernicious character of such theories, the falsity of 

such standards, the hollowness of such claims, the perversity of such habits, and the 

sacrilegious character of such excesses. 

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dks rksM+us dk vkjksi yxkdj lar oSysUVkbu dks fxjrkj djk 

fy;k rFkk mu ij jktæksg dk eqdnek pykdj mUgsa 14 Qjojh 

dks e`R;qnaM ns fn;kA lar oSysUVkbu dh e`R;q ds ckn yksxksa us 

muds R;kx ,oa cfynku dks eglwl fd;kA dqN o"kksZ i'pkr~ 14 

Qjojh dks lar oSysUVkbu ds egku R;kx o cfynku ds izfr J)k 

izdV djus ds fy, ;g fnol lar oSysUVkbu Ms ds :i esa euk;k 

tkus yxkA lalkj dks îfjokj clkus* ,oa îkfjokfjd ,drk* dk 

lans'k nsus okys ,sls egku lar ds e`R;q fnol dks gesa ifjokj ,drk 

fnol ds :i esa eukuk pkfg,A fdUrq bl egku lar ds e`R;q 

fnol ds volj ij [kqf'k;k¡ eukuk vkSj ukp&xkuk djuk ml 

egku lar dk vieku ugha rks vkSj D;k gS\ lar oSysUVkbu us ;qok 

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CREATIVE SECTION — PRE-PRIMARY & PRIMARY 

FEBRUARY 2012 (3) 

PRACTICE, THEN PREACH 

GOD IS GREAT 

WORLD WAR II 

One day, a lady came to Gandhiji with her son and 

requested Gandhiji to tell her some remedy for her little 

son to stop eating lots of sweets. Gandhiji told her to 

come after one week. After one week, when the lady 

came, Gandhiji told her to come again after one month. 

The lady was slightly annoyed but followed the 

instructions. After one month, she again came and 

Gandhiji requested for some more time to tell her the 

remedy for her child's habit. 

She desperately told him that she had such high hopes 

from the great Mahatma, but now she felt that it was all 

without any substance. Then Gandhiji told her "Sister, 

even I take a lot of sweets and since the time you came to 

me, I am trying to reduce my sugar intake but without 

any success so far. Once I win over my habit, I will tell you 

the remedy for your child's habit also". 

The greatness of our leaders in those times was that they 

preached what they practiced. 

— Devyani Bhoomla, II F 

Gomtinagar Campus II 

This is my land of Lucknow, 

On which his blessing may God bestow, 

When the silence of the Gomti tells, 

A hundred untold tales. 

Struggling to come out to breathe, 

With the fire of hope; 

Trying to retain in its arms. 

Urdu's beauty, flavour and charm, 

With worn-out pricked hands and the mighty hearts, 

Trying to infuse life in the dying art, 

The girls tapping their feet to Kathak. 

And the tabla's beats, 

From the courageous nawabs and the graceful ‘adaab’, 

To the tempting ‘biryani’ and, 

the delicious ‘tonday kebab’, 

There is a lot more which my city says, 

Draping itself in history and grace. 

— Villa Yameen, V A 

Asharfabad Campus 

For a rich man 

Money is life. 

A BLESSING CALLED LUCKNOW 

WHAT IS LIFE? 

For a lazy man 

Life is a bed of roses. 

For a saint 

Life is the only way to reach God. 

For an actor 

Drama is life. 

For a poor Man 

Life is struggle. 

But in fact 

Life is an unloved mystery. 

— Yashya Bharadwaj, IV C 

Aliganj Campus II 

Once a pair of pigeons was sitting on a tree. They were 

very happy. They always lived together. They ate and 

flew together. But one day a hunter saw them. He 

became very happy to see such a good prey. He took an 

aim at them. One of them noticed him. He said to his 

friend, 'Nobody can save us today'. The other one said, 

'God is great. He will save us'. Then, suddenly they saw 

an eagle which was flying over them. The eagle also felt 

happy to see such a good prey. 

Both the birds got worried. Under the tree was the 

hunter and over the tree was the eagle. They prayed to 

God. 

Just then a snake came near the hunter and bit his foot. 

The hunter fell down so the arrow went in wrong 

direction. It killed the eagle. Both the enemies of 

pigeons were dead now. 

The pair of pigeons flew away happily. Really, 'God is 

great'. No one can kill whom God wants to save. 

— Yashi Srivastava, V A 

Rajendra Nagar Campus III 

A BRAVE ACT 

One day, I was coming back from school when suddenly, I 

saw a boy running on the road. A car was also coming 

from the opposite direction towards him. His mother 

was screaming loudly. I rushed forward, caught the boy's 

hand, and pulled him on the right side of the road. I was 

able to save the boy from being run over by the car. I felt 

very happy. In my school, the Principal praised me in the 

school assembly and I was awarded a medal and 

certificate of bravery. 

— Vijay Raj Bhatnagar, V 

Jopling Road Campus 

OUR DUTY TOWARDS ‘BHARAT MATA’ 

We are Indians. India is our motherland. We are proud of 

being Indians. We have grown up on Indian soil. It is a 

land of different cultures. We are indebted to it and have 

duties towards it. If we want to see our country 

prosperous and self reliant, we must perform our duties 

honestly. Land of our birth, we pledge to thee our love 

and toil in the years to come. 

— Anitansh Srivastava, II A 

Anand Nagar Campus 

INDIA 

If the whole world is God's creation one would think that 

the Creator was partial to India. He put a shine in her 

skies, gold in her sands and blue in her rains. With a little 

colour here and a little colour there He painted His 

Canvas. 

He adorned 'agni' with wild strokes of red. He put golden 

brown in the people, red brown in the earth. 

His task was almost complete. He created ripples. 

Ripples of river blue. And rivers too got their colour. At 

the end of it all, it looked like He had painted a dream, 

not a nation and named it India. 

Pre-Primary Art 

— Aashna Katiyar, III A 

Mahanagar Campus II 

Wars are the periods in which countries use weapons 

and people die because destructive bombs, missiles etc. 

are fired on them. Big cities are turned to ashes and 

destroyed towns and villages cannot be even 

recognized. These wars take place for small conflicts and 

minor disputes. They only suck the blood for the people. 

One of them was the Second World War. It was much 

more destructive than the First World War. Millions of 

people were killed, thousands of cities were turned into 

empty hollow ruins where no life was present and 

homelessness, food shortage, diseases like dengue, 

malaria, typhoid etc. were found and on top of that 

unemployment was another problem. There was no 

one to help them. 

All this had started from business and commercial cases. 

Since the Industrial Revolution the machines had made 

everything easy but soon the developing countries 

didn't get goods to manufacture things and the markets 

to sell it. Since the Industrial Revolution hadn't taken 

place in Asia and Africa and these places had many 

hidden treasures under the soil they turned towards 

them to increase their profit. But soon they started 

fighting and a major war broke out called the World War I 

(1914-1918) which caused a lot of harm to nature as well 

as to life. To prevent such wars The League of Nations' 

was set up but the minor disputes between nations were 

not settled and soon the World War II broke out in 1939 

and ended in 1945. The end came when the atom bombs 

were dropped over Japan in 1945 by US B-52 bomber. 

These bombs had killed three fourth population of these 

cities. The project under which these bombs were made 

was named the 'Manhatten Project' and their names 

were 'Fat man' and 'Little Boy'. 

After the end a series of conferences were held which 

led to the formation of UNO. But this organization can 

never remove the spots which were left on the face of 

different countries because of this war. 

— Ashutosh, V A 

— Areepa Fatima, V B 

Rajajipuram Campus II 

TRIP TO SRI LANKA 

This year, I got a great opportunity to visit Sri Lanka for 

participating in annual summer camp. The Colombo 

Children Book Society organized this summer camp 

under the UNESCO project. I went with my respected 

Principal Mrs Abha Anant, my respected teacher 

Mrs Gunjan Singh, my senior Astha Tandon, Allen Manis 

and my friend Gurleen Kaur. We stayed there from 

March 31 to April 8. A program was held by the host 

school on April 2. We introduced ourself and performed 

a dance. 

Everybody enjoyed our dance performance. People 

wanted to come on stage and dance with us. Each one of 

us got a gold medal for our performances. We gave our 

autograph to some people. We went to beaches, hills 

and even an elephant park. We saw many elephants 

there. We enjoyed very much. We also visited the 

famous temple of Lord Buddha. It was a very interesting 

trip and a memorable one too. We will never forget this 

visit. 

— Anushika Saxena, II B 

Anand Nagar Campus 

Lohendra Singh, Montessori, Mahanagar III Ishita Yashi Pandey, Montessori B, Aliganj I Bhavya Bajpai, I A, Gomti Nagar II Saima, Kindergarten H, Kanpur Road 

Rudra, Nursery A3, Rajajipuram I Devanshi, Kindergarten B, Indira Nagar Aishwarya, Montessori A, Rajendra Nagar I Nandita Agarwal, Kindergarten A, Mahanagar I 

"Even though we're headed towards the road more traveled, do not fret. We can still make a difference." 

— Michelle De Leon

CMS BULLETIN- INNERSCAPE & ICSQCC 2011 FEBRUARY 2012 (4) 

Exploring the InnerScape 

organized by CMS Mahanagar I 

‘I cannot see but, I can perceive, I cannot run fast but my imagination soars high 

I can paint, I can mould and thus express, Emotions and feelings which never lie’ 

Children of different age- groups and physically and mentally challenged, 

gathered together to participate in Innerscape organized by CMS 

Mahanagar I from 21 to 23 December 2011 at the CMS Kanpur Road 

auditorium. 

The programme began with the inaugural function held on 21st evening 

when the Chief Guest Mr Anoop Mishra, IAS, Chief Secretary, U.P., lit the 

sacred lamp of learning. Students of CMS Mahanagar I presented a 

scintillating performance in honour of the participants of InnerScape as 

well as their parents and guardians. The World Peace Prayer Ceremony, 

World Parliament, Songs of World Unity and World Peace, colourful 

dances and meaningful skits kept the audience glued to their seats 

throughout the show. 

Next day, the competitions began. The competitions, Picture a Puzzle, 

Paint My canvas, Sculptureistic, Debate, Computer Skills, Paint Brush, 

Basket Decoration, Quiz were held on the second day of the event. On 

23rd the last and concluding day of the event, prize distribution and 

closing ceremony was held. Mrs Nalini Sharad, Convenor of InnerScape 

and Principal of CMS Mahanagar I, thanked all the participants and the 

distinguished guests. 

Chief Guest Justice Mr Vishnu Sahai, Former Chief Justice, Allahabad High 

Court gave away the prizes amidst loud clapping and cheering. Dr Bharti 

Gandhi, proposed a vote of thanks. Though much has been 

accomplished, much remains to be done and the CMS endeavours to 

make the world more peaceful for generations yet-to-come. 

Glimpses of the InnerScape 

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14th International Convention on 

Students’ Quality Control Circles 2011 

The Opening Plenary Session ICSQCC-2011 began with the meaningful 

speech of Dr Jagdish Gandhi on the topic 'Social Responsibility of a 

Modern School.' Principal of CMS Kanpur Road and Convener of this 

International Convention, Dr Vineeta Kamran said that we must not 

only think about the problems but also solve them in a scientific way 

using the through the QC route. Mr Jeff Dewar, President, Quality 

Digest, USA, said that a Total Quality Person means a 'Master of 

Change'. He asked all present to become agents of positive and 

qualitative change. Chief Operating Officer of CMS, Prof. Geeta Gandhi 

Kingdon said that trained teachers can impart high quality education 

and they should keep adapting themselves to suit the changing needs 

of society. She insisted upon new experiments in education and 

developing the creativity of children. 

Prof. Dinesh Chapagain, Chairman, Quest, Nepal said that Quality Circle 

has revolutionized the academic field in Nepal. Dr Syed Ali of John 

Hopkins University, USA, said that if we understand the global 

responsibility then we can bring changes in the world. He motivated 

Organized by CMS Kanpur Road 

the students to respect elders. 

Noted quality expert, Mr David Hutchins, Chairman, DHI International, UK, 

said that we should always try to achieve the unattainable. If anything goes 

wrong, we should not be disappointed and work harder to attain the goal. 

Dr Hayal Koksal, Quality Expert from Turkey, Director, Turkish Centre for 

Schools of Quality said that the rate of success must be increased in schools. 

Social media can play significant role in it. Mr Christopher Robert Ford of 

Kingston University, UK, organized an educational seminar which was highly 

useful. 

At the closing ceremony of the Convention, the Principal of CMS Kanpur 

Road, Dr Vineeta Kamran, said that quality breathes new life in our day to 

day work. 

At the end of the ceremony, the CMS Founder-Director and renowned 

educationist, Dr Bharti Gandhi, thanked all the respected guests, teachers, 

educationists, quality experts and students whose total involvement had 

contributed to the outstanding success of the Quality Control Convention. 

Glimpses of the ICSQCC 2011 

"Limitations live only in our minds. But if we use our imaginations, our possibilities become limitless.”

REPUBLIC DAY CELEBRATIONS FEBRUARY 2012 (5) 

CMS Tableau, Drills and Dances steal the limelight at Republic Day Parade 2012 

CMS presented several individual items like colourful 

patriotic drills, dances, songs etc. at the Republic Day 

Parade. Following is a brief description: 

Flag March (Girls), 

CMS Indira Nagar 

Km Shubhanshi led the grand Bag Pipe Band of CMS 

Kanpur Road. Dedicated to upholding the dignity and 

respect of the country, the children played the "Surya 

March" on the bag pipes. The message of World Unity 

and World Peace was delivered to all corners of the 

globe through this merry band. — Mr J.S. Rawat was the 

teacher incharge. 

Tiranga Hamari Shaan, 

CMS Rajendra Nagar III 

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pyks nqfu;k¡ dks LoxZ cuk;sa ge 

izse ls vkSj I;kj ls] 

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pyks nqfu;k¡ dks---! 

vkt nqfu;k¡ esa vusdksa gSa leL;k;sa] 

vkvks feytqy dj yxu ls mudks lqy>k;sa] 

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CMS Indira Nagar Girls presented a beautiful Flag March 

at this year's Republic Day Parade. Holding the National 

Flag aloft, they marched step by step to the tune of the 

patriotic songs. In their grey and navy blue uniforms, 

they looked smart and serious with the tricolour waving 

merrily and sending messages of good will all around. 

They represented the new Indian women who will lead 

the nation towards progress and prosperity and work 

shoulder to shoulder with men in all spheres of life. The 

CMS Girls' contingent was led by talented student of the 

campus – Km Shreya Srivastava. Teachers Incharge were 

Mr Faiyaz Husain, Games Teacher and Mrs Richa 

Rastogi. 

Bag Pipe Band, 

CMS Kanpur Road 

Students of CMS Rajendra Nagar Campus III presented a 

patriotic dance item 'Tiranga Hamari Shaan". In this 

dance, they extolled the virtues of our National Flag, its 

high ideals of bravery, peace and prosperity for all and 

reaffirmed their commitment to work for the service of 

the nature as well as service to humanity. Ably led by 

their teachers incharge. Mrs Madhu Goswami and Mr 

Vratman Singh, the children displayed great unity and 

coordination in their graceful dance movements 

winning applause from all those who saw the dance. 

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CMS Tableau 

(Rear view) 

***** 

Indira Nagar Campus 

Ashwin Srivastava, III-B bagged 2nd prize in 

Cartoon Making, 2nd prize in Greeting Card 

making contest and 1st prize in ‘on the Spot 

Painting Contest’ at the 11th State level 

"Bal Utsav-2011" organized by Search 

Foundation & Cultural Department, U.P. 

Rajajipuram Campus I 

Tanya Verma of Class VIII A 4 won the 

following prizes at Lucknow Mahotsava 

2011: 1st prize in Shahzadi I Awadh and 

story writing competition; 2nd Prize in 

Remix Dance and Creative Writing; 

Consolation prizes in Folk Dance, Kathak 

Dance, Collage, Poetry Writing and 

Letter Writing. She also won 1st prize in solo classical 

dance (Senior) organized by Krishna Bihari Smriti 

Sansthan on 5th Nov’2011. At Sanmarg Event by Srijan 

2012, Tanya Verma won the Best Cat Walk Award. Mr 

and Miss Lucknow Contest 2012, held on 7th Jan’2012 at 

Bali Auditorium. 

Ayush Kohli of class IIIA won the 1st prize 

in poster making competition organized 

by Search Foundation and Sanskrit 

Vibhag, U.P. of Bal Utsav 2011. Aayush 

Kohli won the 2nd Prize in Drawing 

Contest organized by Khadi Gamodyog 

on 10 January 2012. 

Aliganj Campus II 

Human Rights Day contests 

were held on 18th December 

2 0 1 1 . T h e s e c o n t e s t s 

included painting, spelling, 

e l o c u t i o n e t c . O n 2 4 

December 2011, prizes were 

given away at a grand 

ceremony to celebrate Human Rights Day. The annual 

sports day of the campus was also held on 24 December 

2011. 

News from CMS Campuses 

Saumya Agarwal 

Avnipriya Singh 

Chowk Campus 

Amarjot of class VII B won the 3rd prize in the poster 

making competition organized by State Land Use board, 

Planning Department, Government of Uttar Pradesh. 

On 23rd December, Christmas was celebrated in the 

campus by the pre-primary and primary students. A short 

cultural show was put up by the students. Children sang 

Christmas carols and Christmas cake was distributed 

among the staff and students. In the National Talent 

Search Children’s Fair 2011, held on 17th December 

2011, students won several prizes. On the occasion of 

Human Rights Day, Aliganj Old Building organized 

competitions on 18th December. The following junior 

section students won the 3rd prize in Elocution. Ummay 

Abiha, Aney Abraham, Leeba Anwer, Saumyata Seth, 

Kashif Fatima, Hari Arshad, Tarab A Zaidi, Shivangi 

Kashyap, Soha Samak, Amitansh Verma, Harshita Jain and 

Mahima Takhur. In the Innerscape- Iqra Noor and 

Shivangi Kashyap won the 3rd Prize American Federation 

of Muslim of Indian Origin in association with Parvaaz 

Foundation selected 36 students from Uttar Pradesh on 

the basis of their past achievements and percentage in 

Boards. Mantsha Athar of Chowk campus received a 

trophy, Rs. 2000/- and a certificate. 

Kanpur Road Campus 

Vishesh Upadhya 

Aaradhya Srivastava 

S a u m y a A g a r w a l , 

Aaradhya Srivastava and 

Avnipriya Singh, all of 

Class VIII were awarded 

t h e t i t l e " M e m o r y 

Wizard 2012" at the 

launching ceremony of 

India Book of Records 

2 0 1 2 o rga n i ze d b y 

Reliance Time Out at 

Phoenix United Mall. 

One student Vishesh 

Upadhyay of Class I E set 

a n e w r e c o r d o f 

backward recalling of Periodic Table. He is the first child 

in India to perform this feat of the 12 Memory Wizards in 

India, 3 are from CMS Kanpur Road. 

Gomti Nagar Campus I 

Somi Ahmad and Ashima Elhence of Class XI, won the 

Runners up trophy in Debate competition (Stream C) in 

14th International Convention of Students’ Quality 

Control Circles (ICSQCC) organized by CMS LDA campus 

from 30th November to 3rd December 2011. 

Kalpita Khanna and Anisha Priyadarshi of Class XI, won 

3rd and Consolation prize in Poster Making and Arpit 

Pathak of VI won 2nd prize in the World Peace Festival 

organized by Indira Nagar campus from 14-16 December 

2011. 

Malika Navin of Class VII D, won 1st prize in Group Dance 

Competition organized by Vikas Drishti, Indira Nagar on 

17th December 2011 at Valmiki Rangshala, U.P. Sangeet 

Natak Academy, Lucknow. 

Meghna Sharma, Aratrika Ahuja, Saumya Shukla, Tuhin 

Puri, Nandita Singh, Aishwarya Belhe, Aakriti Lalwani, 

Anushka Singh, Revati Dwivedi, Yashasvi Deo, Gauri 

Bharti, Parul Mitash, Sneha Yadav, Tejaswini Khajuria, 

Spandun Gurrha of Classes VIII and VII won 1st prize in 

Group English Elocution and Nishtha Tripathi won 1st 

prize in Spellbee Competition held during UN Human 

Rights Day organized by Aliganj II on 18th December 

2011 at Gomti Nagar I. 

Ananya Yadav of IIIB, won 1st School rank and 3rd City 

rank in the National Cyber Olympiad organized by 

Science Olympiad Foundation in September 2011 at 

Gomti Nagar I. 

Rajendra Nagar Campus I 

Sayed Ahmed Sabaat of Class II secured 

1st position in his class. He also secured 

1st state rank and achieved 62 Olympiad 

rank by obtaining 95.435 marks/100 in 

the International Olympiad of English 

Language supported by Sliver Zone, New 

Delhi, India. He received certificate of 

Merit and Gold Medal. 

"Help others get ahead. You will always stand taller with someone else on your shoulders." 

— Bob Moawad

CISV OPEN DAY FEBRUARY 2012 (6) 

CISV Greenville Camp 

hosted by CMS at its Kanpur Road Campus 

from 28 December 2011 to 24 January 2012 

india 

building global friendship 

Children’s International Summer Village Camps are held all over the world to promote peace and unity. Children aged 

11-12 yrs participate in these month- long camps and learn about friendship, brotherhood, oneness, love and 

harmony. When these values are inculcated in their tender minds at a young age, they become inseparable part of 

their daily habit and dealings. The CISV camps are useful means of fostering feelings of oneness of mankind. In these 

camps they realise that children of their age of other countries have similar desires and there is nothing which is 

uncommon between them. They come to know that people of the whole world are members of one family called 

humanity. The togetherness in the camp teaches them that it is most pleasant to live like brothers or sisters. The camp 

at Kanpur Road campus was a similar experience for them. 

CISV named Greenville Camp this year was held at CMS Kanpur Road from 28th December 2011 to 24th January 2012. 

Following are the glimpses of the Open Day of the Village when children wore different costumes of their respective 

countries and presented a feast of delightful dances. 

ITALY INDIA GERMANY 

COSTA RICA 

FINLAND 

NORWAY SWEDEN JUNIOR COUNSELLORS 

BRAZIL CISV SONG USA 

CAMPERS 

TOGETHER 

"I’m in CISV because of its philosophy, because it makes me believe that a better world is possible and because we’re actually working for it.” — Mara, CISV participant

CMS BULLETIN- ANNUAL EXAMINATION SCHEME FEBRUARY 2012 (7) 

SCHEME FOR THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION 2011 – 2012 

III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX (ICSE) & XI (ISC) (Revised) 

Date & Day Class III Class IV Class V Class VI Class VII Class VIII Class IX Class XI 

25.02.2012 

(Saturday) 

26.02.2012 

(Sunday) 

27.02.2012 

(Monday) 

28.02.2012 

(Tuesday) 

29.02.2012 

(Wednesday) 

01.03.2012 

(Thursday) 

02.03.2012 

(Friday) 

03.03.2012 

(Saturday) 

04.03.2012 

(Sunday) 

05.03.2012 

(Monday) 

06.03.2012 

(Tuesday) 

07.03.2012 

(Wednesday) 

08.03.2012 

(Thursday) 

09.03.2012 

(Friday) 

10.03.2012 

(Saturday) 

11.03.2012 

(Sunday) 

12.03.2012 

(Monday) 

13.03.2012 

(Tuesday) 

14.03.2012 

(Wednesday) 

Maths English Literature Computer Science ⎯ ⎯ ⎯ ⎯ ⎯ 

Social Studies Computer Science Maths Maths I Biology Geography Maths English Literature 

English Language Hindi Language Science English Literature Physics Computer Science 

Note: Grades will be given in Sanskrit, Reading and Elocution, Moral Teaching, G.K., Art, P.T. & Music. These examinations may be held during regular classes before start of Examination as per the convenience of the branches. 

International Convention on Students’ Quality Control Circles 2011 

organized by CMS Kanpur Road — RESULTS 

Case Study Stream A1 

W.H. Smith Memorial School, Varanasi Ishikawa Award (1st ) 

CMS, Station Road Campus, Lucknow Deming Award (2nd ) 

Mount View English Boarding School, Nepal Juran Award (3rd ) 

Suncity World School, Gurgaon, Haryana 

Consolation Prize 

Devi Balika Vidyalaya, Sri Lanka (Group-A) 


Mahatma Gandhi Sec. School, Mauritius 



CMS, Kanpur Road Campus, Lucknow Ishikawa Award (1st ) 

St. Joseph’s College, Colombo, Sri Lanka Deming Award (2nd ) 

Vidya Mandir Public School, Faridabad Juran Award (3rd ) 

Blue Bells Model Sr. Sec. School, Gurgaon 


Tripada Int. School, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 


St. Xavier’s School, Lalitpur, Nepal 



TVS Hr. Secondary School, Madurai Ishikawa Award (1st ) 

Marigold English Boarding School, Nepal Deming Award (2nd ) 

Saint Esprit College, Lower Sec., Mauritius Juran Award (3rd ) 

CCA School, Gurgaon, Haryana 


Rabindranath Tagore Sec. School, Mauritius 


Little Angel’s School, Nepal 



TVS Matriculation Hr. Sec. School, Madurai Ishikawa Award (1st ) 

Galaxy Public School, Nepal Deming Award (2nd ) 

De Paul School, Vishakapatnam Juran Award (3rd ) 

Basilica College, Sri Lanka 

Consolation 

Nalanda College, Colombo, Sri Lanka 

Consolation 

Rastriya Vibhuti Samudayik Shiksha Sadan, Nepal 

Consolation 


Trinity College, Sri Lanka Ishikawa Award (1st ) 

BSN Mohammad Public College, Bangladesh Deming Award (2nd ) 

BISS 9E Dept. of Education, Sail, Jharkhand Juran Award (3rd ) 

Lakshmi School, Veerapanchan, Madurai 


DAV Public School, NTPC, Gautambudh Nagar 


Kathmandu University High School, Nepal 



Little Angels High School, Gwalior Ishikawa Award (1st ) 

Gobindgarh Public School, Punjab Deming Award (2nd ) 

RCL Mishra Foundation, Lucknow Juran Award (3rd ) 

Prestige Public School, Indore 


Pinnacle Scholars’ Academy, Nepal 


Ananda College, Sri Lanka 



Raman Munjal Vidya Mandir, Gurgaon Ishikawa Award (1st ) 

Mahanama College, Sri Lanka Deming Award (2nd ) 

St. Xavier’s Godavari School, Lalitpur, Nepal Juran Award (3rd ) 

St. Sylvester’s College, Kandy, Sri Lanka 


Whitefield Higher Sec. School, Nepal 


SM Govt. Primary School, Bangladesh 


Case Study Stream A8 (teachers Case Study) 

TVS Matriculation Hr. Sec. School, Mdurai Ishikawa Award (1st ) 

Result Of Collage Competition Stream – B 

Vivekananda Mission School, Kolkata 

Best Collage Trophy(1st) 

L.K. S. Education Centre, Rajasthan 

1st Runners Up Trophy (2nd) 

Little Angels High School, Gwalior 

2nd Runners Up Trophy (3rd) 

Sirimavo Bandaranaike Vidyalaya, Sri Lanka 

Consolation 

S S P.H. Bachkaniwala Hr. Sec. School, Gujarat 

Consolation 

B F Institute (School & College), Bangladesh 

Consolation 

Black River Govt. School Unit for the Deaf, Mauritius 

Consolation 

Debate Competition Stream – C1 

Shirin Bhargava, RM Vidya Mandir, Gurgaon 

Best Speaker for the Motion 

Devanshi Dubey, CMS, Mahanagar Campus-II Best Speaker Against the Motion 

St. Sylvester’s College, Sri Lanka 

Best Debating Team 

CMS, Gomti Nagar Campus-I 

Runners Trophy 

Debate Competition Stream – C2 

Himanshi Dahiya, CCA School, Gurgaon, Haryana Best Speaker for the Motion 

Vaibhav Singh, CMS, Station Road Campus Best Speaker Against the Motion 

CMS, Station Road Campus 

Best Debating Team 

CCA School, Gurgaon, Haryana 

Runners Trophy 

Poster & Slogan Competition Stream – D 

Little Angels High School, Gwalior 

Best Poster & Slogan Trophy (1st) 


First Runners Up Trophy (2nd) 

Mahatma Secondary School, Mauritius 

Second Runners Up Trophy (3rd) 

Mahanama College, Sri Lanka 

Consolation 

L.K. Singhania Education Centre, Gotan, Rajasthan 

Consolation 

Result Of Skit Presentation Stream–E1 

Sirimavo Bandaranaike Vidyalaya, Sri Lanka Best Team Performance (1st ) 

W.H. Smith Memorial School, Varanasi First Runners Up Team (2nd ) 

TVS Matriculation Hr. Secondary School, Madurai Second Runners Up Team (3rd ) 

Mst. Rishab Guha Roy, H Int. Res. School, Siliguri, W.B. Best Performance (Male) 

A.G. Anjali Ishara, SB Vidyalaya, Sri Lanka 

Best Performance (Female) 

Result Of Skit Presentation Stream – E2 

Royal College, Sri Lanka Best Team Performance (1st ) 

Devi Balika Vidyalaya, Colombo, Sri Lanka (Group-2) First Runners Up Team (2nd ) 

Nalanda College, Sri Lanka Second Runners Up Team (3rd ) 

L.V.I.S. Thilakarathne, Nalanda College, Sri Lanka Best Performance (Male) 

Senuri Nayanika Disanayake, D B College, Sri Lanka Best Performance (Female) 

Quality Quiz Stream – F 

Wisdom High International School, Nashik 

Best Team Trophy 

De Paul School, Ukkunagaram, Visakhapatnam 

First Runners Up Trophy 

Royal College, Colombo, Srilanka 

Second Runners UpTrophy 

Cultural Presentation –Group-I 

Sheth Shree P.H. Bachkaniwala Vidya Mandir, Khatodara, Surat, Gujarat 1st Prize 

Raman Munjal Vidya Mandir, Gurgaon, Haryana 

2nd Prize 


3rd Prize 

Cultural Presentation –Group-II 

Bir Shrestha Noor Mohammad Public College, Bangladesh 

1st Prize 

Kalarav Secondary School, Halol, Gujarat 

2nd Prize 


3rd Prize 

Primary Section 

Painting Competition 

Name of Student Branch Prize 

Ritwik Srivastava Mahanagar Campus I 1st 

Hanzala Ahmed Siddique Aliganj Campus II 2nd 

Aryan Raj 

Rajendra Nagar Campus II 3rd 

Nadeem Rajendra Nagar Campus I Cons. 

Dev Singh Gomti Nagar Campus I Cons. 

Reading Competition 

Shreya Awasthi Mahanagar Campus III 1st 

Subhagya Tiwari Anand Nagar Campus 2nd 

Anusha Mohan Aliganj Campus II 3rd 

Akshara Yadav Gomti Nagar Campus II Cons. 

Group Elocution Competition 

Gomti Nagar Campus II 1st 

Aliganj Campus II 2nd 

Mahanagar Campus III 3rd 

Kanpur Road Campus Cons. 

Biggest Delegation 

Best Team Turnout 

Most Enthusiastic Participation 

Most Cooperative Team 

Most Disciplined Team 

Human Rights Day, organized by CMS Aliganj II 

Junior Section 

Sri Lanka 

Mahatma Gandhi Sec. School, 

Vacooas, Mauritius 

St. Xavier’s Godavari 

School, Lalitpur, Nepal 

Bir Shrestha Noor Mohammad 

Public College, Dhaka, Bangladesh 

ICSQCC – 2011 TROPHIES 

Ananda College, Sri Lanka 

Overall Championship Trophy 

(runners Up Trophy) CMS , Station Road Campus, 

Lucknow 

Children are future leaders of the world. Their voices should be heard and their ideas and opinions 

must be valued. We must respect their right to express themselves and to participate in all matters 

affecting them, in accordance with their age and maturity. 

CMS Aliganj Campus II organized the Human Rights Day on Saturday, the 24th of December 2011. 

Earlier on 18th December 2011 competitions were held on the theme of Human Rights for Primary 

and Junior students in painting, elocution, reading, spelling and poetry writing etc. The Annual 

Sports Day of the campus was also held to celebrate the occasion. Following are the results of the 

competitions: 

Results 

Computer Applications / 

Economic Applications / 

Physical Education / 

Yoga / Art-I 

Hindi Literature Science Hindi Language Computer Science Geography English Literature Hindi Economics 

English Literature Hindi Literature English Language English Language Computer Science Chemistry English Language English Language 

Overall Championship Trophy 

⎯ 

Hindi Language English Language Hindi Literature Geography History & Civics English Language English Literature ⎯ 

Science Social Studies English Literature Physics English Literature Biology Geography 

Holiday 

Computer 

Science 

Holi Holidays 

Maths Social Studies History & Civics Maths I Physics History & Civics Maths 

Chemistry Maths II Maths I 

Physics / Commercial 

Studies / Art-II 

Physics / Commerce / 

Psychology 

Accounts / Biology / 

History 

Maths II Chemistry Maths II Chemistry Chemistry / Geography 

Hindi Hindi Hindi Economics ⎯ 

Biology English Language History & Civics Biology 

Computer Science / 

Biotechnology / Hindi / 

Physical Education 

Little Angels High School, 

Gwalior 

Junior Section (Elocution Competition) 

Name of Student Branch Prize 

Gomti Nagar Campus I 1st 

Aliganj Campus II 2nd 

Chowk 

3rd 

Mahanagar Campus III Cons. 

Spell Bee Competition 

Nishtha Tripathi Gomti Nagar Campus I 1st 

Samyak Srivastava Indira Nagar Campus 2nd 

Smridh Joshi Kanpur Road Campus 3rd 

Iqra Noor Chowk Campus Cons. 

Poetry Writing Competition 

Omish Dhar Dwivedi Kanpur Road Campus 1st 

Tejusvi Shukla Asharfabad Campus 2nd 

Minza Nadeem Khan Jopling Road Campus 3rd 

Rishu Ojha Rajajipuram Campus II Cons. 

"Without a dream there is no reason to work...without work there is no reason to dream.”

CMS BULLETIN-NEWS & EVENTS FEBRUARY 2012 (8) 

Results of Inter-Campus Olympiads 

organized by CMS 

Biology Olympiad (Class IX) 

1. Anmol Misra Gomti Nagar I 

2. Ayush P. Tripathi Mahanagar II II 

3. Sajal Subodh Rajendra Nagar I III 

Physics Olympiad (Class XI and XII) 

1. Utkarsh S. Chauhan Kanpur Road I 

2. Jagjot Singh Rajendra Nagar I II 

3. Asfi Khaliq Chowk III 

Chemistry Olympiad (Class XI and XII) 

1. Gaurav Agarwal Rajendra Nagar I I 

2. Shubham Agarwal Rajendra Nagar I II 

3. Shubhasheesh Rajendra Nagar I III 

Biology Olympiad (Class XI and XII) 

1. Vanshika Malik Kanpur Road I 

2. Arjun Station Road II 

3. Soumya Bhushan Kanpur Road III 

Maths Olympiad (Class IX to XII) 

1. Vishal Pandey Kanpur Road I 

2. Manas Srivastava Mahanagar II II 

3. Tejaswi Agarwal Kanpur Road III 

4. Aprajita Singh Kanpur Road IV 

5. Akshat Srivastava Gomti Nagar V 

6. Amita Gupta Mahanagar II VI 

7. Shubham S. Sengar RDSO VII 

8. Nirbhi Sharma Kanpur Road VII 

9. Anuj Kumar Agarwal Kanpur Road VIII 

10. Medha Asija Kanpur Road IX 

11 Arpit Agarwal Kanpur Road 

NTS Examination 

1. Himanshu Verma Aliganj I I 

2. Katyayan Rajmeet Kanpur Road II 

3. Shashank Rajendra Nagar I III 

Physics Olympiad (Class VIII) 

1. Aditya Dwivedi Mahanagar III I 

2. Samridhi Joshi Kanpur Road II 

3. Vishal Singh Aliganj I III 

Schedule of free coaching classes for CMS students 

Pre-Engineering Classes 2012-13 

Sl. Days 

Aliganj I Kanpur Road Station Chowk 

Road 

1. Monday Physics Maths Chemistry Chemistry 

2. Tuesday Physics Maths Chemistry Chemistry 

3. Wednesday Maths Chemistry Physics Physics 

4. Thursday Maths Chemistry Physics Physics 

5. Friday Chemistry Physics Maths Maths 

6. Saturday Chemistry Physics Maths Maths 

Pre-Medical Classes 2012-13 

Sl. Days 

Aliganj I Kanpur Road Station Chowk 

Road 

1. Monday Chemistry Botony/Zoology Physics Physics 

2. Tuesday Chemistry Zoology/Botony Physics Physics 

3. Wednesday Physics Chemistry Chemistry 

4. Thursday Physics Chemistry Chemistry 

5. Friday Phy/Bot Chemistry Zoology Zoology 

6. Saturday Physics Chemistry Botany Botony 

7. Sunday Botany Botony 

Gomti Nagar Campus II News 

National Tree-Week : A special 1st Prize (Deepshikha, Class VI) 3. Solo 

Assembly was organized by Class IV, Dance – 2nd Prize (Rishab Agnihotri, 

Class III students. They sang songs. A Class VI) 4. Solo Dance – 3rd Prize 

mime act was enacted on the (Akanksha Awasthi, Class VII) 

importance of tree. The children put The winners of Fancy Dress and Fashion 

their hand prints in green colour on the Show competitions organized on Fete 

tree shaped chart paper and vowed for are as follows: 

'A Green Tomorrow, A clean Tomorrow." Fashion Show 

Class V planted Ashok Tree in front of the 1. 1st Anushka, 2. 1st Runner up – 

school building as a part of the project Nimisha Makhija 3. 2nd Runner up - Kirti 

on Conservation of Natural Resources. Fancy Dress 

The Headmistress Ms Aditi Sharma 1. 1st Akshaya Mehra (Class I) 2. 2nd 

delivered a speech on the virtue of Akshit Bhagat (Class Nursery) 3. 3rd Yash 

modesty of a tree. She quoted an and Ashutosh (Both of class Mont) 

example of the cashew nut tree which 

takes 100 years to bear fruits and the 

person who plants this tree knows that 

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and not him. 

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Parents Interaction in class IV 

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Festival 2011 

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Festival 2011" organized by Vikas Drishti gSaA 

at U.P. Sangeet Natak Academy, Gomti 

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HEALTH COLUMN 

EVENTS- February 2012 

4th Feb. 4.00 pm 

5th Feb. 

5th Feb. 9.00 am 





8th Feb. 11.00 am 

9th Feb. 10.00 am 


10th Feb. 8.00 am - 1.00 pm 

11th Feb. 

11th Feb. 10.00 am 

11th Feb. 10.30 am 

12th Feb. 9.00 am -1.00 pm 

12th Feb. 11.00 am - 7.00 pm 

12th Feb. 2.00 pm 

14th Feb. 

18th Feb. 8.00 am 

25th Feb. 10.00 am 

25th Feb. 11.30 am 

Children learn fire safety methods 

Interfaith Harmony Week Asharfabad Campus 

Barawafat Holiday 

Inter-Campus Biology Olympiad Class VIII 

Inter-Campus N.T.S. Examination Class VII 

Inter-Campus Physics Olympiad Class IX 

SAARC Youth Festival, Rajajipuram Campus II 

Special Farewell Assembly of Class X and XII 

Farewell Assembly of Class X, Indira Nagar 

Farewell of Class X 

Farewell Assembly in R.Nagar I & II - X – XI 

Pre-Primary workshop for CMS teachers 

Open Day for Pre-Primary and Primary Sections 

Mini Galaxy for Pre-Primary students 

Pre-Primary Sports Day, Kanpur Road Campus 

Art/Craft Exhibition and Open Day, Asharfabad 

Campus 

National Education Conference, Head Office 

Mini Sports Day, Gomti Nagar Campus II 

Valentine’s Day as Family Unity Day 

Pre-Primary Conference, QAID 

Divine Education Conference Pre-Primary 

Sections 

Divine Conference & Report Card Distribution, 

Pre-Primary & Classes I & II 

Children from various countries participating 

in CISV camp at CMS Kanpur Road Campus 

staged a mock fire safety drill and learned 

about fire safety methods. The drill was carried 

out under the guidance of fire safety officer of 

Alambagh Fire Station, Mr KK Ojha along with 

Chief Fire Officer of CMS Mr R. Ghosh and 

police personnel. 

The drill was highly useful for the students and 

it was much appreciated by the school 

authorities. 

REMOVING SPECTACLES WITH FOOD 

Eyes are one of the most sensitive features of our body. To enhance 

eyes and get maximum out of them you need to give them extra 

care, which requires eating right food for the eyes, resting them and 

doing exercises to increase their sight and flexibility. In today's 

world kids make their eyes do more work and give less rest. 

Watching television for long hours, working on computers day and 

night and lack of sleep during exam time makes the eyesight weak 

and the eye muscles get tired. They need some extra care which 

means giving them right food and right workouts to improve them. 

From a nutritional standpoint, a large-scale research project conducted by the National 

Eye Institute, England has shown that there are several nutrients that help protect our 

eyes. The most important foods for preventing macular degeneration are ones that are 

rich in the antioxidants beta carotene, vitamin C, vitamin E, lutein and zeaxanthin ... 

plus zinc and omega-3 fats. To make it simple for parents, here are the foods which are 

available locally in the city and you can use in your kid’s daily diet. 

Sprouted Wheat Flour: This is flour that truly builds health. It is characterized by 

exceptional taste, nutritional content, digestibility, and stability. According to research 

undertaken at the University of Minnesota, sprouting increases the total nutrient 

density of a food by nearly 600%. In my experience of giving it to thousands of children, 

it has always given fantastic results by increasing the immunity of the body and 

strengthening the eye sight. 

Prunes: Prunes are a nutrient dense food. This super food plays a key role in 

maintaining healthy eye-sight and is also used to fight acne, resulting in a smooth 

radiant skin. It is regarded as a natural probiotic and promotes the maintenance of a 

healthy colon besides being a rich source of iron, thus aiding in the process of 

respiration at the cellular level, by synthesizing the oxygen carrier, haemoglobin. 

Munakka: These have often been referred to as nature's candy. They are super rich in 

antioxidants which help keep the blood clean and flowing by getting rid of all unclean 

impurities in the blood. Munakka are a preventative measure for macular 

degeneration, which is the health of your eyesight. Just as carrots are good for your 

eyesight so is this delicious food. They are also beneficial for bone density and assist 

young children in growing taller. 

Eating these types of foods, in addition to getting regular eye exams, can enhance and 

preserve the health of children’s eyes. Many of the foods considered beneficial to your 

eyes contain specific vitamins and minerals that can help ward of eye problems and 

slow the progression of age-related eye diseases. Even the American Optometric 

Association recommends several types of foods that can promote eye health. 

As you use more of these Superfoods in your children’s diets, you will make their eyes 

get stronger. Many kids have removed their spectacles by using them and thankfully 

they are all commonly available in the mall stores of the city. The same foods will also 

prevent eye disorders, cataract and glaucoma and retain flexibility of the eye lens for 

years to come. 

Dr. Amitabh Pandit 

ND (Ind), BCAMP (USA), D. Hom (Lon), FBIH (UK) 

CMS HEALTH EDUCATOR 

Children from all campuses can visit and consult him at CMS Gomti Nagar 

MONDAY TO FRIDAY BETWEEN 6.00 PM – 8.00 PM 

Printed and published by Mr Hari Om Sharma, Chief PRO, CMS on behalf of City Montessori School, 12 Station Road, Lucknow. 

Patrons: Dr Jagdish Gandhi, Dr Bharti Gandhi & Prof. Geeta Gandhi Kingdon Advisory Board: Ms Susmita Basu, Head, QAID & All CMS Principals HOD Personality Development: Mr Shishir Srivastava 

Chief Editor: Dr Preeti Shankar Sr. Sub Editor: Smita Khare Sub Editor: Manju Rani Dubey

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