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April 2007
Issue No. 11
CMS, Lucknow presents, in association with Children’s Film Society of India,
Children's Film Festival from 9 to 13 April 2007
Free Entry with entry passes in Local Cinema Halls, CMS Gomti Nagar and Kanpur Road branches
City Montessori School, in association with
the Children’s Film Society of India, is organising a
5 day long Children’s Film Festival, from 9 th April to
13 th April for the children of Lucknow. A large
number of highly entertaining, educative and
inspiring films revolving round the life and activities
of children will be shown free of charge in five
cinema Halls of Lucknow i.e. (1) Novelty cinema,
Lalbagh; (2) Novelty cinema Aliganj; (3)
Sahu cinema, (4) Umrao cinema and (5)
Pratibha cinema halls, at 9 am. The Films
will also be shown free of charge at CMS
Gomtinagar and Kanpur Road branch airconditioned
auditoriums, from 5 pm to 9 pm
on above dates.
The need of Children's Film Festival: The
need for Children Film Festival has been felt in
view of the bad impact that is being created on
massive scale by television, electronic and print
media, bad internet chatting and misuse of SMS
etc, crept in society due to criminality and immoral
acts that are casting a negative impact on
children’s mind.
Children's Films will re-orient children's
attitude: The films to be shown will re-orient
children’s attitude towards parents, teachers and
society. It is well known fact that films create
powerful influence on impressionable minds of
children for good or bad. These educative
children’s films will motivate and inspire children
to change their mindset to be a good human being, a good family member, a good citizen of the
country and a good citizen of the world.
Students can see the films only with one of their parents: Students of Schools of Lucknow
will be allowed entry to the cinema halls only with one of their parent either father, or mother or other
adult guardian for the above educative films with free entry pass. Above cinema halls will issue free
entry passes to the parent/guardian on presentation of students' identity cards on first come first
serve basis.
Cinema halls will issue advance free entry passes to parents w.e.f. 1 st April 2007: Cinema
owners have agreed to issue entry passes free of charge in advance to the parents or to their
representative only on presentation of students' identity cards. A letter from parent through their
representative will help cinema Hall Manager to issue the free entry pass. Entry passes will be
Commonwealth Day celebrations
CMS, Gomtinagar organised the 8th
Commonwealth Youth Festival on 17
March 2007 at the Gomtinagar
auditorium. A poster-making contest was
also organised for the students on this
occasion on the theme 'The
Commonwealth - Respecting differences
and Promoting Understanding’. The
programme was inaugurated by Mr Raj
Kishore Mishra, Regional Director,
Commonwealth Youth Programme,
Asia. He addressed the august gathering
of students, parents and teachers saying
that the time has now come for us to forget
about our mutual differences and make
the earth a huge family. Chief Guest Dr
Ram Boojh, Professional Officer
(Ecological and Earth Sciences),
1st International
Conference of
Pre-Primary Principals
CMS, Inspection Department is
organising the 1 st International Conference
of Pre-primary Principals on 23 to 25 April
at CMS Kanpur Road World Unity
Convention Centre. Principals, senior
teachers and educationists from various
countries of the world are arriving here at
CMS to participate in this important event.
Invited to Sweden
Head of CMS Personality
Development and Career
Counselling Department,
Mr Shishir Srivastava, has
been invited to Sweden to
participate in the award
ceremony of the World’s Children’s Prize
for the Rights of the Child. Mr Shishir
Srivastava is the WCPRC Coordinator in
India.
Eminent guests, Mr R. K. Mishra and Dr
R. Boojh inaugurating the conference
UNESCO Office for India, Bhutan,
Maldives and Sri Lanka said that the
youth of the world should unite to use
their talents for replacing the world of
diversities and differences with a united
world. (continued on page 8)
Sagarika Samman
Mr HO Sharma being awarded
Chief Public Relations Officer of
CMS, Pt. Hari Om Sharma 'Hari' was
awarded the "Sagarika Samman 2007" by
Sagar Sanskriti Sanskritik Sansthan,
Lucknow, on 18 March for his
contribution to the world of literature.
Pandit Sharma is well known in the literary
circles of Lucknow as a poet and writer
whose compositions hit hard on national
and social evils and corruption and expose
the follies and vices of the society. The
award was presented to Pt Sharma by
Mr Jagdish Gandhi, Founder-Manager,
issued on first come first serve basis on their
personal appearance on the cinema counter from
10 am to 8 pm everyday.
Advance booking will automatically be closed when
all the available entry passes have been issued.
Parents have to contact cinema halls:
Parents have to contact managers of cinema halls
either personally or on their phone numbers for
availability of seats to avoid inconvenience. Cinema
phone numbers are given below:
(1) Novelty cinema, Lalbagh, Ph: 0522-2616575,
(2) Novelty cinema, Aliganj, Ph: 0522-2325369,
(3) Sahu cinema, Ph: 0522-2622235, (4) Umrao
cinema, Ph: 0522-2385309, (5) Pratibha cinema,
Ph: 0522-2238375, (6) CMS Gomti Nagar, Ph:
0522-2394740, (7) CMS Kanpur Road, Ph: 0522-
2435690.
Films in CMS Auditorium: The parents desirous
of viewing children’s films in CMS, Kanpur Road
and CMS, Gomtinagar branch auditoriums from 5
pm to 9 pm on above dates will also be required to
get free entry passes issued in advance from the
respective branch offices from 8 am to 11 am on
all the working days. Here also the issuing of
advance entry passes will be closed as soon as
the available seats are filled up.Entry passes will
be issued on first come first serve basis.
All taxes are exempted by Govt.: The Entertainment Tax Commissioner has very kindly exempted
the entertainment tax and the exhibition tax on these films in public interest with the concurrence of
the Govt. of Uttar Pradesh, vide order No. 1622/M.K./2006-07 dated 24 March 2007.
Inauguration of the Children's Film Festival: The Lucknow Division Commissioner, Mr. R.K.
Mittal, IAS, will inaugurate the special show of film festival on 8 th April at 5 pm at CMS Gomti Nagar
Auditorium. Mr. Kuldeep Sinha, Chief Producer, Films Division, Govt. of India is specially coming from
Mumbai to be the Guest of Honour on this occasion.
Thanks to Govt. and cinema owners: Mr Jagdish Gandhi, Founder-Manager, of the school has
thanked the Entertainment Tax Department for granting exemption of all the taxes and the benevolen
owners of the above five cinema halls for stopping their routine morning shows and screening the
Children’s Films by issuing free entry passes in public interest.
Dr Kamran invited to London
Dr (Mrs) Vineeta Kamran, Principal of
CMS, Kanpur Road, has been invited to
Kingston University, UK to deliver a lecture
on Total Quality Person (TQP). The
Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Kingston
UK Headteachers call for global partnership
Lucknow to to study CMS educational
pattern from 24 to 29 March and to
explore possibilities of global partnership
with CMS. The delegation comprised Mrs
Group of Headteachers from UK
A delegation of six Headteachers from
Cambridgeshire, U.K., arrived at
Seminar in Greece
Dr Preeti Shankar, Chief
Editor, represented CMS at
the International Seminar held
at Ensophion, Kalamata in
Greece. Representatives from
Canada, USA, Bangladesh,
England, Slovenia, Greece, Sri Lanka and
India deliberated on finding ways to make
the earth united, peaceful and safe.
Dr Shankar raised the issues of global
warming, deforestation and endangered
animal species through a presentation
prepared by Mr Sanjeev Banerjee, senior
computer programmer at CMS.
University, Prof. Mary
Stuart, has recognized the
invaluable work done by Dr
Kamran in the field of Quality
Circles.
Jacqueline Carpenter, Mrs Jayne Williams,
Mrs Lesely Mardle, Mr Graham
Lockwood, Mrs Becky Reeve, Mrs
Allyson Palmer, Head teachers of various
primary schools of Cambridgeshire. UK.
They were highly impressed with the
CMS philosophy of TQP and treating the
school as a lighthouse of society.
Visit to Lesotho
Mr Sandeep Srivastava,
Project Leader, World Unity
Department, CMS, left for
Lesotho to participate in an
International Conference of
Chief Justices of Southern
Africa being held in Maseru.
New session begins
The new session 2007-2008 began
in CMS with great enthusiasm and joy.
Children were happy to sit in their new
classes and studies picked up slowly but
surely for the first term.
TIPS ON HEALTHY LIVING
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
CMS.
(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
on
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CMS BULLETIN - GUIDANCE AND FM SCHEDULE APRIL 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 March 18, 2007:
Premiere of film 'Angulimal' on 8 April 2007
CMS Film division is celebrating the premiere of
film 'Angulimal' at the inauguration of Children's
Film Festival in association with Children's Film
Society of India and Films Division on Sunday, 8
April, 2007 at 5.00 pm at CMS Gomtinagar
auditorium. The Chief Guest of this occasion will
be Mr R.K. Mittal, IAS, Commissoner Lucknow
Division while the Guest of Honour will be Mr
Kuldip Sinha, Chief Producer, Films Division,
01.04.2007 (SUNDAY)
Rhyme Time, Doctor-Parents Dialogue, Flash
Back, Aaina-E-Lucknow-The Nawabishaan,
Career Junction, Alice in Wonderland (Episode
01), Zaika (Based On Food Recipes), Dadi Ki
Kahaniyan
02.04.2007 (MONDAY)
Story Time, Bollywood Yadein, Computer Science:
Bit Pattern in C Programming, CMS News,
Science, Lucknownama, English, My Dream, Nayi
Subah, (Based On Adult Education), History,
Geography
03.04.2007 (TUESDAY)
Rhyme Time, Bollywood Yadein, Economics:
Functions Of Central Banking, An Apple A Day
(Repeat)m CMS News, Sargam, Physics, Our
Forum. My Dream, Computer Science: Functions
At C++ Language, Biology: Mixed Farming, History:
Revolt Of 1857
04.04.2007 (WEDNESDAY)
Story Time, History: Failure Of The Revolt Of 1857,
CMS News, Body Bhasha: The Essence Of
Personality, Aao Batein Karein, Computer Science,
Alice in Wonderland (Episode 01) (Repeat), My
Dream, Biotechnology, Zaika (Based On Food
Recipes) (Repeat), Economics: Importance &
Principles of Central Bank
05.04.2007 (THURSDAY)
Rhyme Time, English: Making Headlines Easier,
CMS News, History, Nayi Subah (Repeat), (Based
On Adult Education), Personality Development, My
Dream, Economics: Comparison Between Private
& Social Accounting, Career Junction (Repeat)
06.04.2007 (FRIDAY)
Panchtantra Ki Kahaniyan, Economics: Meaning
& Importance of Social Accounting, Special feature
On Good Friday, CMS News, Sargam (Repeat),
Job Watch, Body Bhasha: The Essence Of
Personality (Repeat), Computer Science, Biology:
07.04.2007 (SATURDAY)
Rhyme Time, FM Team Aapke Ghar Mein, Teacher-
Parents Interaction, An Apple A Day, Bollywood
Yadein: Special On The Birthday Of Jeetendra,
Zara Yaad Karo Qurbani, (Episode 01)-Mangal
Pandey, Special Feature On World Health Day
“Chinta Nahi Swasthya Ko Badahiye”
08.04.2007 (SUNDAY)
Rhyme Time, Doctor-Parents Dialogue, Flash
Back, Aaina-E-Lucknow-The Nawabishaan,
Career Junction, Alice in Wonderland (Episode
02), Zaika (Based On Food Recipes), Dadi Ki
Kahaniyan, Hamare Parv Aur Tyohar
Govt. of India. Mr Jagdish Gandhi and Dr (Mrs)
Bharti Gandhi are the co-producers of this
educative film. Mr V. Kurian is the Executive
Producer. Other people involved in the making of
this film are :Director of Photography - Mr S.R.
Naidu, Editing - Mr Ahmad Hameed, Music -
Mr Hem Singh, Story, Screenplay & Dialogue -
Mr Arvind Pandey, Direction - Mrs Rupali
Chandra
YOU CAN WATCH
CMS Educational programmes on Local Cable Network from 6:30pm DAILY
Programmes/ Activities
based on Functions and Events organised
by CMS Words of Wisdom of Shri Jagdish Gandhi
IF YOU ARE NOT ABLE TO WATCH OUR PROGRAMMES YOU MAY
CONTACT THE FOLLOWING CABLE OPERATORS :
1. Universal Cable: Charbagh, Alambagh, Old Lucknow, Rae
Bareilly Road, Sadar ( 2456630
2. Manoranjan: Cant, Sadar, Raibarelly Road ( 2615042
3. Navgrah: Indira Nagar (: 2354900
4. ACN: Alambagh ( 9335299777
5. Home Entertainment: Aliganj ( 2762874
6. Lucknow Cable: Chowk ( 5529753
7. Vardaan:Gomtinagar ( 9335916223
8. Surya: Gomtinagar ( 2392172
9. Pharmaish: Rajajipuram ( 2416385
10. Home Cinema (Jolly): Jopling Road ( 2209410
11. Sikka: Hazratganj/Mahanagar ( 2616864
12. We TV: Mahanagar/Gomtinagar ( 3297334
**For any assistance please feel free to call: 9415015030/
9415015039 or 9335816600/9839030795
DAILY CMS FM Radio (90.4 MHz) schedule for April 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
09.04.2007 (MONDAY)
Story Time, English, Biology: Immune System,
CMS News, Maths, Lucknownama, Economics:
Problems Of Classification Of Social Accounting,
Nayi Subah, (Based On Adult Education),
Personality Development: Sincerity - The Basis
Of All Progress
10.04.2007 (TUESDAY)
Rhyme Time, English, An Apple A Day (Repeat),
CMS News, Sargam (Music Lessons Based On
Indian Classical), Biology, Our Forum, Commerce:
The Public Limited Company And It’s Features,
My Dream, Zara Yaad Karo Qurbani, (Episode
01)-Mangal Pandey, (Repeat), Glimpses Of
International Events, Chemistry: Nomenclature
Of Organic Compounds (Part 1)
11.04.2007 (WEDNESDAY)
Story Time, Computer Science, CMS News, Body
Bhasha: The Essence Of Personality, Commerce:
Difference Between Memorandum And Articles
Of Associate, Aao Batein Karein, Alice In
Wonderland (Episode 02), (Repeat), Zaika
(Based On Food Recipes), (Repeat), Chemistry:
Nomenclature Of Organic Compounds (Part 2)
12.04.2007 (THURSDAY)
Commerce: The Formation Of Joint Stock
Company (Part 1), CMS News, English, Nayi
Subah (Repeat), (Based On Adult Education),
Maths, Value Based Teaching, My Dream,
Computer Science, Career Junction (Repeat)
13.04.2007 (FRIDAY)
Panchtantra Ki Kahaniyan, Commerce: The
Formation Of Joint Stock Company (Part 2), CMS
News, Sargam (Music Lessons Based On Indian
Classical) (Repeat), Job Watch, English, My
Dream, Body Bhasha: The Essence of
Personality (Repeat), Young Talents, Career
Guidance
14.04.2007 (SATURDAY)
Rhyme Time, FM Team Aapke Ghar Mein,
Teacher-Parents Interaction, An Apple A Day,
Zara Yaad Karo Qurbani (Episode 02), Glimpses
Of International Events, Personality
Development: The Source Of Aspiration
15.04.2007 (SUNDAY)
Rhyme Time, Doctor-Parents Dialogue, Flash
Back, Aaina-E-Lucknow-The Nawabishaan,
Career Junction, Alice in Wonderland (Episode
03), Zaika (Based On Food Recipes), Dadi Ki
Kahaniyan, Hamare Parv Aur Tyohar
CMS to hold Global Vote for Children’s Rights
Over 20,000 students of CMS from ages 10 to 17, will be
participating in the Global Vote 2007 for the World’s Children’s Prize
for the Rights of the Child (WCPRC) from 03 April to 07 April
2007.
City Montessori School’s Personality Development and
Career Counselling (PDCC) Department is the Coordinating Center
for India and nearly 4,000 schools of India are expected to participate
in this unique exercise for the rights of the child.
The WCPRC empowers children and young people all over
the world so that they can make their voices heard and demand
respect for their rights in accordance with the UN Child Convention.
The WCPRC has quickly grown into the world’s largest annual
educational initiative for children on rights and democracy. As part
of this process, the children award the world’s most respected prizes
for outstanding contributions to the rights of the child.
16.04.2007 (MONDAY)
Story Time, Value Based Teaching, CMS News,
Lucknownama, English, Glimpses Of International
Events, My Dream, Nayi Subah, (Based On Adult
Education), Computer Science, Commerce: The
Formation Of Joint Stock Company (Part 3)
17.04.2007 (TUESDAY)
Rhyme Time, English, Maths, An Apple A Day
(Repeat), CMS News, Sargam (Music Lessons
Based On Indian Classical), History, Our Forum,
Topic:, Biology, My Dream, Zara Yaad Karo
Qurbani, (Episode 02) (Repeat), Computer
Science, Commerce: The Formation Of Joint Stock
Company (Part 4)
18.04.2007 (WEDNESDAY)
Story Time, English, Hindi: Yugma Aur Punaryukt
Shabd, CMS News, Body Bhasha: The Essence
Of Personality, Aao Batein Karein, Computer
Science, Alice In Wonderland (Episode 03),
(Repeat), My Dream, Commerce: The Formation
Of Joint Stock Company (Part 5), Zaika (Based
On Food Recipes) (Repeat)
19.04.2007 (THURSDAY)
Rhyme Time, Hindi, Bollywood Yadein: Special
On The Birthday Of Arshad Warsi, CMS News,
Geography: Coal Mining & Its Importance By Mr.
Rino Mathews, Nayi Subah (Repeat), (Based On
Adult Education), Personality Development, Value
Based Teaching, My Dream, Career Junction
(Repeat), Maths, Commerce: The Formation Of
Joint Stock Company (Part 6)
20.04.2007 (FRIDAY)
Panchtantra Ki Kahaniyan, Geography: Electricity
To Coal, CMS News, Sargam (Music Lessons
Based On Indian Classical) (Repeat), Job Watch,
My Dream, Body Bhasha: The Essence Of
Personality (Repeat), Young Talents
21.04.2007 (SATURDAY)
Rhyme Time, FM Team Aapke Ghar Mein, Teacher-
Parents Interaction, An Apple A Day, Zara Yaad
Karo Qurbani, (Episode 03), Glimpses Of
International Events, Personality Development :
Good Telephonic Conversation
22.04.2007 (SUNDAY)
Rhyme Time, Doctor-Parents Dialogue, Flash
Back, Aaina-E-Lucknow-The Nawabishan,
Career Junction, Alice In Wonderland (Episode
04), Zaika, Dadi Ki Kahaniyan, Special Feature
On World Earth Day, “Earth Ka Anarth
Every programme concludes with: Words of wisdom by Mr Jagdish Gandhi, CMS Songs/Geet and next day's Highlights
23.04.2007 (MONDAY)
Story Time, Environment Science: Structure Of
The Atmosphere, CMS News, English: Kinds Of
Sentences, Lucknownama, History, Nayi Subah,
(Based On Adult Education), My Dream, Special
Feature On World Books day, Biology, Economics:
Modifications For Utility In Modern Economics
24.04.2007 (TUESDAY)
Rhyme Time, English, Maths, An Apple A Day
(Repeat), CMS News, Sargam (Music Lessons
Based On Indian Classical), Computer Science:
Structured Programming In C++, My Dream, Aao
Batein Karein, Zara Yaad Karo Qurbani, (Episode
03) (Repeat), Economics: Criticisms Of
Indifference Curve
25.04.2007 (WEDNESDAY)
Story Time, Biology, English, CMS News, Body
Bhasha: The Essence Of Personality, Our Forum,
Personality Development, Alice In Wonderland
(Episode 04), (Repeat), My Dream, Economics:
Superiority Of Indifference Curve Over Utility
Analysis, Zaika (Based On Food Recipes)
(Repeat)
26.04.2007 (THURSDAY)
Rhyme Time, Hindi, Bollywood Yadein: Special
on The Birthday Of Mausmi Chatterjee, CMS News
Science, Nayi Subah (Repeat), (Based on Adult
Education), Maths, Value Based Teaching, My
Dream, Career Junction (Repeat), Economics,
Personality Development
27.04.2007 (FRIDAY)
Panchtantra Ki Kahaniyan, Economics, CMS
News, Sargam, (Repeat), Job Watch, My Dream,
Body Bhasha: The Essence Of Personality
(Repeat), Geography, Young Talents
28.04.2007 (SATURDAY)
Rhyme Time, FM Team Aapke Ghar Mein, Teacher-
Parents Interaction, An Apple A Day, Zara Yaad
Karo Qurbani (Episode 04), Glimpses Of
International Events, Personality Development:
How To Learn Self Innovation
29.04.2007 (SUNDAY)
Rhyme Time, Doctor-Parents Dialogue, Flash
Back, Aaina-E-Lucknow-The Nawabishan,
Career Junction, Alice In Wonderland (Episode
05), Zaika (Based On Food Recipes), Dadi Ki
Kahaniyan
30.04.2007 (MONDAY)
Story Time, CMS News, Science, Lucknownama,
History, Nayi Subah, (Based On Adult Education),
My Dream, Hindi, Biology, Economics
These days people seek knowledge, not wisdom. Knowledge is of the past, wisdom is of the future.
—Vernon Cooper

CMS BULLETIN - CREATIVE SECTION- PRE-PRIMARY AND PRIMARY APRIL 2007 (3)
PARENTAL GUIDANCE
PRE-PRIMARY CORNER
We love to draw and colour
Anushika, Montessori A
Rajendra Nagar (II)
Gyanesh, Kindergarten
Rajajipuram (II)
Developing good communication with children
“You never listen to me” is a complaint heard as often
from children as parents. Good communication helps
children and parents to develop confidence, feelings of
self-worth, and good relationships with others. Try
these tips:
• Teach children to listen... gently touch a child
before you talk... say their name.
• Speak in a quiet voice... whisper sometimes so
children have to listen... they like this.
• Look a child in the eyes so you can tell when they
understand... bend or sit down... become the child’s
size.
• Practice listening and talking: talk with your family
about what you see on TV, hear on the radio or see
at the park or store. (Talk with your children about
school and their friends.)
• Respect children and use a courteous tone of voice.
If we talk to our children as we would our friends,
our youngsters may be more likely to seek us out
as confidants.
• Catch children and teens being good. Praise them
for cooperating with you or their siblings, or for
doing those little things that are so easy to take for
granted.
• Use door openers that invite children to say more
about an incident or their feelings. “I see,” “Oh,”
“tell me more,” “No kidding,” “Really,”
“Mmmmhmmmmm,” “Say that again, I want to be
sure I understand you.”
• Praise builds a child’s confidence and reinforces
communication. Unkind words tear children down
and teach them that they just aren’t good enough.
• Children are never too old to be told they are loved.
Saying “I love you” is important. Writing it in a note
provides the child with a reminder that he can hold
on to.
• Give your undivided attention when your children
want to talk to you. Don’t read, watch TV, fall asleep
or make yourself busy with other tasks.
Source: The Internet
Niharika, Nursery A
Rajajipuram (II),
Shavez Alam, Kindergarten
Aminabad
Riya, Kindergarten E2
Rajendra Nagar (I)
Aakarsh, Montessori C
Gomtinagar
Akram, Kindergarten B
Asharfabad
Shruti Singh, Kindergarten A
Anand Nagar
Ekagra, Montessori A
Kanpur Road
Shubh Sharma, Nursery A
Rajendra Nagar (II)
Rochak, Kindergarten
Station Road
Yashi, Nursery
Anand Nagar
A normal day of my life
Hello, my name is Shivangi. A normal day of my life
usually starts around 6:00 am when I wake up at my
mom’s call. It is the time when, some members of my
family are still sleeping. My mom has completed a
number of household work and now, she will be busy
with me for next couple of hours until I leave home for
school.
I get out of bed when my mom kisses me on my
forehead. I go to the bathroom and after that my mom
gives me the school uniform. As I dress up, my mother
is ready with my breakfast. Usually, it is a glass of milk
and a slice of bread with butter.
My mother prepares tiffin for me in the meantime.
Sometimes I wonder how she is able to do everything
so fast! By this time I am ready for school. My autorickshaw
comes to pick me up at 7:30 am. This is the
transport by which I go to school. When I reach school
I get busy in my class. I enjoy my studies; I play with
my friends. My school teachers teach us with great
dedication. At 1:20 pm, my school gets over and I come
back home by 2:00 pm. At this time, my parents are not
at home. They are in the office. Manjoo Aunty looks
after me at home. My parents come back home in the
evening. There are many mud houses opposite my
apartment. I look at them. In one of these mud houses a
girl Durga lives. She is of my age. She asks me as to
what am I doing I tell her that I have to complete my
homework.
Even Durga likes to go school. Sometimes I wonder
as to why she does not go to school. At night, after
dinner, I go off to sleep. Before I sleep, my mother asks
me to pray to God. I pray for Durga and other girls like
her that even they get the chance to go to school.
Shivangi Srivastava, III B
Rajajipuram (I)
My teacher
I study in CMS Peace Building. There are several
teachers in my school. But Mrs. Singh is my favourite
teacher. She teaches us English. She is a learned lady.
She everyday reads something new to us.
She is always well dressed. She believes in simple living
and high thinking. She treats us like a mother. She seldom
punishes us. She likes to rule by love and not by the rod.
She takes great pain in her work.
She spares no pains to develop in her students habits
of hard and honest work. She is very regular and
punctual. She is against too many holidays.
She is an ideal teacher of our school. She is a great
source of inspiration to her students. She is respected
everywhere for her honesty, sincerity and hard work.
Teachers like her are rarely found. I have all love,
affection and respect for her.
Dimpal Saluja, III D
Rajendra Nagar (I)
Save me
Please do not kill me for my skin. I am your National
Animal. I do not harm you until and unless you harm
me. So, don’t kill me otherwise the coming generation
will see me only in magazines and pictures. This is our
call. Please accept it.
Your friend, Tiger.
Ajay, V
Anand Nagar
Cricket
My favourite sport is cricket
I watch cricket matches on T.V.
Sachin Tendulkar is a one of the best batsmen of the
world.
Rahul Dravid is the captain of the Indian team.
There are eleven players in each team.
Two match umpires remain on the pitch.
One team plays a 50-over match in one day game.
There are six balls in a over.
I like all-rounder players who make a lot of runs.
Team winning the match gets the trophy, by scoring the
runs.
Deekshant Shakarwal, III A
Anand Nagar
Plants
In a jungle, the plants and trees grow freely. In a
town and city, there is a limited space left for growing
plants and trees due to roads and buildings. Here plants
and trees are grown along the road side or in gardens.
People often grow plants in pots and sometimes in
gardens in their homes. Some plants are grown for their
uses while most are grown only for flowers and beauty.
But everyone should plant trees.
Saher, III A
Asharfabad
My little pussy cat
I love little pussy,
Her coat is so warm,
And if I don’t hurt her,
She’ll do me no harm.
So I’ll not pull her tail,
Nor drive her away,
But pussy and I,
Very gently will play.
Riya Shukla, I G
Rajendra Nagar I
My favourite sport
My favourite sport is cricket. Cricket is very popular
in India. There are so many countries playing cricket
like India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Australia, England etc.
England is the father of cricket. The Indian team is very
good. Rahul Dravid is the captain of the Indian team. He
is a very good captain and batsman. The game of cricket
is played by two teams. There are three departments in
this game. One is batting, second is bowling and third is
fielding. In our team Sachin Tendulkar is my favourite
player. He is a very famous player all over the world. He
is very good batsman and he can bowl also. Sachin holds
so many records in cricket. Two types of cricket are
normally popular. One is One Day match and second is
the Test match. I like One Day matches. Every four
year cricket world cup event happens. Australia won
the last world cup. Australia is the no.1 team of world.
This year, the world cup is being played in the West
Indies. Irfan Pathan and Anil Kumble are the main
bowlers of Indian team. Mahendra Singh Dhoni is our
wicket keeper. He is a very good hitter of the bowl. I
love cricket very much.
Divyanshi Gupta, III B
Rajajipuram (I)
Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. And today Today is a gift. That's why we call it the present.
—Babatunde Olatunji

CMS BULLETIN - THE YEAR 2006-2007 APRIL 2007 (4)
Yet another year has passed...memories linger of days gone by
The session 2006-2007 recorded
several memorable instances when we
felt close to tears of joy at our triumphs
such as when we received first prize for
the Republic Day Float on World Unity,
tears of accomplishment when our
students achieved 90% and above
aggregate marks — a record breaking
success in ISC and ICSE Board
Examinations 2006 and tears of
unhappiness when we parted with our
friends from Pakistan, Indonesia, Canada,
France, U.K. and other countries who
Meritorious students being felicitated
World Unity Convention Centre, CMS
Kanpur Road. Teachers Day was
celebrated with great enthusiasm on
5 September and prizes worth Rs. 15
lakhs were awarded to the most
outstanding CMS teachers. Mr S. K. Gaur,
Computer teacher of CMS Mahanagar and
Mrs Archana Tewari, Hindi teacher of
CMS Rajajipuram were declared Best
CMS teachers of ISC and ICSE sections
respectively.
The 4-day International Education
Technology Development Programme
was organized from 31 August to 3
September by CMS Kanpur Road while
the 2-day National Education Conclave
was organized by the CMS World Unity
Department on 21 and 22 September 2006.
October 2006 saw two international
events-the International Innovation Day
by CMS Jopling Road on 15 October
which is the birthday of the President of
India, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam and the Global
TIE by CMS Innovation Wing on 16, 17
Bhagyashree Thipsay, wonder boy Budhia
and others of EXSPO-2006 (Excellence
in Sports). A CMS peace delegation visited
Japan led by Ms Sudersh Kaur, Senior
Principal, Rajendra Nagar Branch and the
5 th anniversary of World Unity Satsang
was held on 8 October at CMS Gomti
Nagar. After Diwali in October the
illuminations continued in the month of
November which sparkled with a galaxy
of international events like 5 th Geofest of
CMS Mahanagar III, 5 th International
Youth Fest of CMS Rajajipuram, 7 th
Unity in diversity at SAARC Youth Fest
24 January 2007. Children from 11
countries participated in this month long
camp of unity, friendship and
brotherhood. A four-day International
Mathematics Olympiad (IYMC) was
organized by CMS Gomtinagar from 1 to
4 December 2006. It was graced by
experts like Dr Simon Chua of the
Philippines, Prof Wen Hsien Sun of
Korea, Mr Mark Saul and Mr Tim Sanders
of USA. 14 countries participated in this
event with Korea and Thailand emerging
as the strongest teams. CMS Aliganj (OB)
organized Human Rights Day which falls
on 10 December. A series of competitions
were held that allowed the children to test
their skills and creative energy. It also
created an awareness amongst students
regarding human rights. A CMS delegation
led by Mr Jagdish Gandhi and Dr (Mrs)
V. Kamran visited Sri Lanka to attend a
QC Convention held there. Mr Gandhi
received the Bhandarnaike Award for his
outstanding services in the field of
came all the way to India to participate in
over 20 international events which we
organized throughout the year and lived
with us at the CMS International Guest
House during this period. We shared their
joys and sorrows, enjoyed competing with
them and when we bade them farewell,
we could not hold back our tears.
After the summer vacations, the
children came back fresh and eager to
Educationists at Global TIE
put in their best foot forward. We were
thrilled to learn that 427 CMS students
secured 90% and above marks in ISC and
ICSE Board Examinations. Hina Rastogi
of CMS Rajendra Nagar secured 97% in
ISC Examination while Aditya Gaurav of
CMS, Kanpur Road secured 96.4% marks
in ICSE Examination 2006. Singdha Jain
of CMS, Gomtinagar topped in CPMT
Exam 2006.
It was heartening to know that the
CMS nominee Judge Weeramantry was
awarded the UNESCO prize for peace
Top judiciary at 7th CJ Meet
education 2006. Judge Weeramantry has
been an ardent supporter of CMS crusade
for world unity and has declared the
manufacture and sale of nuclear weapons
illegal. CMS delegates visited China,
Libya, Hong Kong, Indonesia, the
Philippines, Canada and U.K. for various
educational programmes and projects.
The Innovation Wing busied itself with
Hands on Mathematics workshop
conducted by Mr Richard Cossen and
Mr Christopher Weinhold of USA.
Macfair, an international competition of
mathematics and science was organized
by CMS Mahanagar (II) from 19 to 23
August. The meritorious CMS students
were felicitated on 11 August 2007 at the
The exhibition at IID
and 18 October.
A record number of participants
signed up for these significant events
which heralded a new, innovative and
practical approach to education. In the
IID, students made wonderful innovative
creations and gave ideas for new
innovations that would make life easier
and happier. In the Global TIE,
educationist of various countries
introduced new teaching methodologies
and innovative techniques that make
education a commitment to impart
Inauguration of Macfair International
material, human and divine qualities in
students.
On 24 October is the UN Foundation
Day and CMS celebrated it as World Peace
Festival organized by its Indira Nagar
Branch. The entries for the International
Peace Poster and Peace Quilt Contests
held at this festival came from 47 schools
of USA, Canada, Malaysia, Sri Lanka,
Korea, The Philippines, Thailand, Hong
Kong & Indonesia, Croatia and various
parts of India. Competitions were held for
school children in singing, speech, essay
writing etc on topics related to World
Peace.
On the sports field, CMS showed up
with an international event like EXSPO-
2006, the first of its kind of India. Track
and field events, team games and indoor
sports were organized by CMS RDSO at
international level and the best athletes
from Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh,
Myanmar, Pakistan, Singapore, South
Africa, Nepal and various states of India
participated in these with great
enthusiasm. The inaugural ceremony of
EXSPO was star of added with a galaxy
of international players, the likes of Flying
Sikh, Milkha Singh, Praveen and
International SAARC Youth Festival of
CMS Rajendra Nagar II, 12 th International
Science Festival Quanta 2006 of CMS
Chowk, 7 th International Astronomy
Olympiad on 19 and 20 November and
4 th Eureka International of CMS Anand
Nagar. These international events brought
to light the hidden talents of students and
also helped in uniting the students of the
world as they competed on a common
platform in debate, group discussion,
Pooling of global talent at Quanta
quizzes, essay writing, collage, art,
painting, photography, poetry writing,
computers, software development,
multimedia presentation, project work
etc.
As we came close to December, the
warmth of International Chief Justices
Conference on Article 51 (c) of the
Constitution of India, the Global
Symposium, the Human Rights Day and
the Children’s International Summer
Village (CISV) camp started being felt. It
A global village blooms at CISV camp
was like warm sunshine in cold wintry
weathers raising the hopes of humanity
for a New World Order. In December
CMS World Unity Department (WUPED)
organized the 7 th International Conference
of Chief Justices of the World at which
250 top judicial experts, lawyers, chief
justices and peace promoters gathered
together and discussed the need for
Enforceable International Law as well as
the urgent need by the nations of the world
to ratify the Constitution of the Federation
of Earth. A Global Symposium was also
held alongside this Conference of Chief
Justices. The Children’s International
Summer Village Camp was held at CMS
Kanpur Road from 28 December 2006 to
Expression of talent at IYMC
education. The Republic Day Tableau this
year was based in the theme Empower
the International Court of Justice to save
mankind from destruction and it won the
first prize. The Governor’s Trophy was
awarded at a special Beating the Retreat
function, to the CMS Founder Director,
Dr (Mrs) Bharti Gandhi. CMS branches
won the maximum number of 15prizes at
the Republic Day Parade and successfully
portrayed the idea of unity in diversity
which focus a part of Indian culture and
tradition.
R. Day tableau that won the first prize
In February, the children studied hard
for their final exams. Valentine’s Day was
celebrated as World Unity Day and films
on World Unity were telecasted on the
television.
March heralded the spring season.
The most significant programme was the
celebration of Commonwealth Day of
CMS Gomti Nagar. In this a poster making
contest was held. The CMS World Unity
Head, Mr R S Chandola visited Norway
and CMS Editor, Dr Preeti Shanker
attended a Seminar on World Problems in
Greece. Mr Harshit Walia, our ex-student
and a co-ordinator of Sunday Seminars,
participated in a youth conference in
Thailand. Mr Sandeep Srivastava visited
Lesotho attend the World Parliament
Seminar. Now we are focussed for the
International Pre-primary Principal’s
Conference to be held in April from 23 to
25 April 2007 organised by CMS
Inspection Department. A Children’s Film
Festival is also being organized by CMS
from 9 to 15 April 2007. We wish the
very best for these events. Truly, the sun
never sets in CMS. Rays of knowledge
pushed in through every creek and crack
illumining the darkness of ignorance.
Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm.
—Winston Churchill

CMS BULLETIN - OUTSTANDING CMS TALENTS AND FIRST PRIZE WINNERS APRIL 2007 (6)
Outstanding CMS CREATIVE talents TALENTS and first prize winners
STATION ROAD BRANCH
A group of eight students of CMS
Station Road including Akansha Joshi,
Swati Srivastava, Neha, Monika, Kritika,
Nausheen, Priyanka and Sukriti won the
first prize (cash prize of Rs. 11,000/-) at
a dance competition organized by Sahara
Parivar on the occasion of Bharat Parva
on 28 January 2007. Their performance
on the song ‘Des Rangeela’ was
appreciated by one and all.
Agrima Srivastava, Devansh Agarwal,
Sanjeev Yadav and Vijayandra secured the
first position in the inter-branch
Elementary Mathematical Olympiad
Examinations for class IV students in
group I. In group II, on the other hand,
Omar Shahid, Apurv Trivedi, Utkarsh
Verma and Kakul Chandra secured the first
position in the examination held for class
VII students.
Taiba Shamsi, Priyanka Tiwari,
Somya Tiwari, Afra Habib, Aditya Yadav,
Saksham Agarwal, Rashika Raizada,
Abhishreya Dixit, Vaibhav Singh, Yashika
Gurung, Niharika Prakash and Neelam
Tripathi won different prizes in poster
making, collage making and essay writing
contests based on the theme of CMS
Republic Day Tableau 2007 held on 29
January 2007.
RAJAJIPURAM BRANCH
Students of the branch won prizes in
various on-line competitions organized
by schoolsindia.com. While in drawing
competition, Uzma Afreen of class V B
and Sparsh Gupta of class II B won a
gold medal each, in essay writing contest,
Akansha Maurya of class VII B won the
gold medal. These three talented students
were also given a cash prize of Rs 1,000/
- each. Ushna Afreen of class VII B won
the third prize in drawing contest in the
same event. Apoorv Srivastava, student
of class XI, won the consolation prize in
the inter-school debate contest on CMS
Tableau organized by CMS.
An inter-house debate contest on
‘Should mothers work’ was held at the
branch in which Emma Abbas was the
best speaker for the motion and Poornima
Singh Chauhan was the best speaker
against the motion.Abhinav Chatterjee,
Aaquib Siddiqui, Mohd. Ahmed, Mitali
Sodhi and Mohit Pathak won the first
prize in an inter-school quiz organized
by Rajkumar Academy.
JOPLING ROAD BRANCH
The students who won prizes in
various competitions organized at CMS,
Kanpur Road on the theme of CMS
Republic Day Tableau 2007 were Nisha
Pandey and Ishita Krishna in speech
contest, Isha Nautiya and Yash Kriti Ratan
in poetry contest, Anushka Jaiswal and
Ayush Kovid in poster making, Veritika
Jaiswal and Naman Jain in English essay
writing, Diksha Shukla and Gyanendra in
Hindi essay writing and Damini Rani
Shankar and Asra Ishrat in collage making
contest. Aditi Kovid, class VI, won
second prize in collage competition
organized by the Birbal Sahni Institute of
Paleobotany, Lucknow, on National
Science Day. Swarima Agarwal, student
of class VII, won the consolation prize in
this contest.
INDIRA NAGAR BRANCH
Khushi Lohit, student of
class X A, was awarded a
certificate of commendation
for her write-up at the
Commonwealth Essay
Competition organized by
Royal Commonwealth Society of London.
ANAND NAGAR BRANCH
Mritunjay Singh of class III B won
the second prize in an instrumental
music contest organized by Manipal
Public School, Lucknow.
Sashwat Mishra of class VIII won the
second prize in Hindi essay writing
contest in the national level inter-school
essay writing contest organized by Sri Ma
Trust, Thane, Mumbai.
Special Assembly was held at the
branch on occasion of Basant Panchami.
Importance of the festival was explained.
On this occasion, the pre-primary section
celebrated Yellow Day and the students
sang devotional songs.
The Open Day of the branch was
celebrated with great enthusiasm at the
school campus on 12 March 2007.
Parents and children thronged the school
premises and interacted with the school
staff as well as amongst themselves. The
children presented several educationalcultural
items, like songs and rhymes
highlighting the school’s mission of
making every child both good and smart,
a gift of God to mankind and a pride of
the human race.
RAJENDRA NAGAR BRANCH
Deeksha Saxena of class VI C was
awarded cash prize of Rs. 5000/- in, first
building, solo dance competition first
building, organized by Sahara India
Pariwar at Sahara Shahar.
Vishal Goel of class VIII B, first
building, was awarded with the second
prize at HT essay writing contest
organized by The Hindustan Times.
Vishal Goel of class VIII B and
Osama Siddiqui of VII B were awarded
the second and consolation prize
respectively in poem writing and essay
writing competitions held on the theme
of the CMS Republic Day Tableau at
CMS, Kanpur Road.
ALIGANJ BRANCH
Avinash Sharma won the first prize
in an inter-school philately quiz held at
the Regional Postal Stamp Exhibition
“Lufilex 2007.” The quiz was organized
by the Department of Post Offices,
Government of India.
Students of the branch participated
with great enthusiasm in various contests
based on CMS Republic Day Tableau
and won prizes. Amongst these, Ankita
Singh won the first prize in poetry contest
and both Astha Virmani and Meghna won
the first prize in collage contests held in
their respective age groups. Prize winners
of other contests were: Pramilla Singh,
ASHARFABAD BRANCH
A mental maths competition was
held in the junior section where students
participated enthusiastically.
A competition based on English
grammar was held in the primary section
which helped in improving students’
communication skills.
An inter-house quiz based on
science and abbreviations were held in the
junior section where Peace House was
the winner.
To instill in deep the virtues which
we daily talk about, a skit was enacted
by the students of class V. Khushboo,
Shailly, Kirti and Tanu acted well in the
skit based on generosity and service.
To enable the tiny tots express well
in English, an exercise based on
sentence making was held in the preprimary
assembly where small students
gained confidence while trying to express
themselves in different things of daily life.
Information about the Moharram was
given to the students where in the
relevance of observing this day was
highlighted.
To make the message behind the
tableau clear to the students, inter-house
and inter-class competitions in essay
writing and art were organized at the
branch over a week. Apurva, Anam, Saher
Iqbal, Anushka Srivastava, Iqra Noor,
Tanu Rastogi, Muzna Nafeez and Arshi
Begum were the winners of the essay
competition, while Esha Sheetal, Muskan,
Manas Kumar, Tejaswi Shukla, Anadi
Sharma, Taiba Hasan, Ali Abbas, Shbham
Rastogi and Ejaz Rizvi were winners of
art competition. Areeba Rizvi of Peace
House and Farheen Khan won the first
prize in inter-house speech competition
in primary and junior section respectively.
AMINABAD BRANCH
Students of the branch confidently
and enthusiastically performed, enacted
and spoke in different informative and
educational items they presented on the
occasion of Divine Education
Conference giving a glimpse of
educational instructions of their dedicated
and talented teachers.
RDSO BRANCH
A class-wise speech and art
competition was organized at the branch
on CMS Tableau in which all the students
participated with great enthusiasm. The
first prize winners of the speech contest
were Anika Pandey, Vandana, Shubham
Gupta, Mohit, Shweta Yadav and Ankur
Maurya while those of the art contest
were Anjali, Neha, Sonia, Aditya, Neeraj,
Harsh Tripathi and Kajal Singh.
KANPUR ROAD BRANCH
Two teams of the branch which left for Darjeeling - Gangtok on an educational tour
Sonia Tehlani, Abhijit, Neetu Kumar,
Shubhanshu Sharma, Shalvi Goel, Sahil
Mahajan, Shikhar, Aradhna Yadav,
Tarandeep Kaur, Deepti Bisht, Vidushi
Singh, Saloni and Niharika.
Shraddhesh Chandra, Ena Rastogi and
Jigyasa Chanana secured second position
in the inter-branch Elementary
Mathematical Olympiad.
GOMTINAGAR BRANCH
Priyam Tejaswin won the first prize
in the inter-school speech contest on
CMS Republic Day Tableau 2007
organised by CMS. On this occasion,
Reeti Priyani won the second prize in
collage contest and Prerna Garg won the
third prize in poetry competition. Besides
these, Manishtha, Rosy Pandey, Shivani
Pandey, Komal Singh, Shreya Garg,
Shreyas Dubey, Saloni Chandra, Vishwas
Patel and Manali Vivek were awarded
consolation prizes in different
competitions.
Manali Vivek and Parth Chaturvedi
won the first prize in the in Ocumen 2007
quiz contest organized by Indian Institute
of Management, Lucknow.
Mridul Ranjan Upadhyay, Prachi Jha,
Suvrat Bhushan, Sanchit Sachdeva, Jisha
Kambo, Anant Singhal, Mayank
Srivastava, Supreet Khare, Archit Gupta,
Ankit Sharma, Prakhar Misra and Abhinav
Tewari were selected for level II of the
9 th National Science Olympiad held on
25 November 2006.
Asmil Khan, Varuni Tewari, Anushree
Saxena, Shahana Banerji, Dyuti Anand,
Himanshi Singh, Arushi Tewari, Ayachi
Charan and Nikita Asthana won the first
prize in action song competition held at
Tomorrow’s World organized by Gurukul
Academy, Indira Nagar.
CHOWK BRANCH
Rishabh Mehrotra and Moin Adil have
been invited for special astronomy
training at IUCAA, Pune. These
students will have the opportunity of
familiarizing themselves with latest
discoveries in astronomy during two
weeks training under international
astronomers.
MAHANAGAR BRANCH
Sadhna Shahi, student of the third
building, qualified the CPMT
examination. Another student of the
branch, Taruna Singh, qualified for
admission in the B.Sc. (Biotech) course
in Annie Besant College, Lucknow.
Students’ team of second building
won the second prize in the TV quiz
contest organized by ETV Uttar Pradesh.
The team included Shruti, Vartika, Swati,
Ritika, Sweta, Sanchita Gupta, Arpit Ojha,
Rohit Mishra, Yash and Anita.
Cherish your vision and your dreams as they are the children of your soul; the blueprints of your ultimate achievements. — Napoleon Hill

CMS BULLETIN - CREATIVE SECTION - SENIOR AND JUNIOR APRIL 2007 (7)
HEALTH COLUMN
Chips and Patties - the common items selling in the canteens - Are they snacks or
in reality health contaminants
Let's see what goes into making these chips. The ingredient list behind a packet of
your favourite chips would reveal:
Potato, Oil, Salt, Preservatives and Synthetic flavors.
Besides the potato which is the only food item, the rest of the ingredients are
highly toxic for your body. The potato itself is highly processed and fried
rendering it completely nutritionless.
The synthetic chemicals present in the chips burden your body's capacity to cleanse itself. They
affect the nerves of the child making him irritable, noisy, giving him headaches, weakening his
digestive capacity and also depleting his resistance to fighting disease.
HOW CAN A CHEMICAL MAKE A COMPONENT OF YOUR CHILD'S EYE, HAIR, AND NOSE OR FOR
THAT MATTER HER BRAIN
You weaken your child's brain potential every time she is given a packet of chips.
The Patty is made from MAIDA and vegetable filling. Inside the patty is applied oil on various layers
to prevent it from sticking together. Besides the excess oil there is Maida which sticks inside the
stomach and intestines of the child giving him stomach aches, constipation, headaches,
gas and bloating.
The stomach has to work double hard to extract nutrition from it — which the Maida can not
provide. The extra work of the stomach and intestines tires the child's body making him fatigued,
listless, tired and lethargic. His ability to study comes down further and he is less
inclined to be active.
The small amount of vegetable filling hardly nourishes or satifies the child's hunger. The result is a
full stomach and empty body.
The stomach sack is full while the body starves.
The young child requires potent foods, healthy options and vital nourishment to nurture
the growing muscles and bones. The body's ability is dependent on the foods you give it. Give
it the best and you will have the best built body - full of health, strength and vigor.
HEALTH EDUCATOR TO CMS:
Dr. Amitabh Pandit
ND (Ind), Dy, BCAMP (USA)
Add: 6/193, Vipul Khand
Gomtinagar, Lucknow
Tel: 2391456, 9415410134.
The CMS Republic Day Tableau
‘Arise, Aware And Unite’. It’s very
clear that if not just now, then never. We
will all have to get up just now to unite
the world. When we will give peace a
chance, love and unity will be there.
People will enjoy, people will dance.
dynasties have passed; centuries have
gone and have become a part of History.
Some were great rulers, some great
invaders, they all had power, money,
health but they lacked one great power,
that’s ‘UNITY’. We all should be united
today, just now. Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru
said, “Either the world will unite or it will
perish.” It’s believed that his saying is
going to be true in the coming few years.
Either we unite or will be perished in the
threat of hatred.
Children are believed to be the future
of the world. But they are being killed or
being deprived of their rights. They are
not getting good and moral education. So,
it is certain that in future, they won’t do
anything beneficial for mankind.
Education shapes the future of children
born and those yet-to-be-born. In CMS
we all are not only gaining material
knowledge but spiritual knowledge too.
It’s truly said peace is the need of hour.
One day, people would realize their mistake
and would beg for everlasting peace.
People would long for World Parliament
where all the nations would be knitted
together by a thread of peace, love and
unity. Through its Republic Day Tableau
this year, CMS emphasized on the need
of empowering the International Court of
Chips and Patties
Eureka international 2006 was a four-day event held
from 24 to 27 November 2006. 24 th was the inaugural
function with various programmes like World
Parliament, World Peace Prayer, Aerobics, Grand Finale,
etc. It was a colourful evening. I took part in World
Parliament and Choreography.
The next day, 25 th was full of competitions like
Kaleidoscopic Dawn, Laudable Wisecracks, Vox Populi
etc. It was a very exciting day. We had dinner on the
pool side. We sang songs and danced.
26 th of November —another exciting day in our
life. On this day, we had competitions like Vanity Fair in
which the teams had to enact a drama; Sleight of Hand
was a competition in which the children had to make
collages, Free Your Mind competition was for the
primary children in which they had to present their art
Justice.
If we take world’s 2 billion children
and 36,000 nuclear bombs, both would
be of same weight. It is upto us to decide
what we value more. Is it the future of 2
billion children or 36,000 nuclear bombs
2 billion world’s children are the future of
tomorrow, as we believe. Through their
participation in the Chief Justices
Conferences organized by CMS, the
judges of different nations are putting their
best efforts to safeguard the future of
world’s 2 billion children.
We all believe that the source of all
the religions is just one God. It’s the
Almighty who comes in different forms
on this earth to teach us and to help us. A
World Government is wanted by each one
of us. Our Founder, Mr Gandhi is making
all efforts to unite the world. We should
make his dream of uniting the world come
true.
Shubhangi Awasthi, VII
Asharfabad
Spring dream
I often had a dream,
Of a wonderful spring;
When I can live happily,
With my friends and family;
With flowers blooming all around,
And I’m living in a beautiful town!!
Everywhere is love and peace,
Everyone living merrily;
With birds chirping all around,
And I’m living in a beautiful town!!!
Shreya Kesarwani, VII F
Gomtinagar
Eureka 2006 — a report
Books versus TV
Everybody asked the child,
“What will you select
Your old and dusty books,
Or your brand new TV set”
The child replied,
“I’d love to fancy the TV set,
But one must understand,
That Television is the worst enemy
A child can have on land.
Firstly it occupies the child,
It changes his brain to lead.
It changes him to couch potato
It kills his imagination dead.
The books on the other hand,
Are the best of man’s creations.
They improve the child’s wit and humour;
They give wings to his imagination.”
The people nodded to the truth,
Like statues they stood.
And when they left,
‘Books are better than the television,
They had understood.
Prerna Garg, VI H
Gomtinagar
Hardy Boys
Hardy Boys are famous, American
detective stories. It’s written by Franklin
W. Dixon, I read Book no. 20, Hardy
Boys: The Mystery of the Flying Express.
It was an exciting book. It had twenty
chapters and 177 pages. I read 10 chapters
which were very interesting. There were
some laughter and a lot of mystery. This
whole story is about Frank Hardy, Chent
and Joe. They lived in the quite street of
Bayport. Hardy had solved many cases
like the Tower Treasure, The disappearing
floor, etc.
Mayank and Rohit Kandpal, VI B
Anand Nagar
Revolution
Everywhere there is a war for supremacy,
Youth have read the crisis in history.
Nuclear and biological weapons’
preparation is mystery,
Due to progress of weapons in chemistry.
Leaders have gone blind in meteors
Subjects are terrified in their homes.
Ministers are holding their regional flags,
Soldiers are preparing weapons in their
bag.
World lies on the muzzle of gun,
A killer is making humanity’s fun.
Our ancestors said war is a game and told
us to give bomb a try,
Unfortunately, everyone in this game have
started to cry.
Let’s put the universal values in our heart,
In UNO, each nation should take part.
Each nation’s co-operation be like a
solvent,
And UNO, try to make a World
Government.
Swapnil Pal, XI H
Gomtinagar
"To overcome evil with good is good, to resist evil by evil is evil." — The Prophet Mohammad
in showing projects. After the competitions the children
were taken for sightseeing to different parts of Lucknow.
Then they were taken to CMS, Rajajipuram for dinner.
27 th of November, the most exciting day, had
competitions like Merry Querries, a general quiz for the
students of the primary section and Eureka Reportage
for the junior section in which the students reported
about Eureka. Next, we had the closing ceremony with
the wonderful Bhangra presentation by the students of
our school. Next, we had the prize distribution. All teams
won prizes and were very happy. After that the
teamsfrom Iran, Nepal, Sri Lanka or from different parts
of India, started to leave. With this, the mega event
Eureka came to an end.
Akash Deep, VI B
Anand Nagar
If mice could roar
If mice could roar,
And animals soar.
And trees grow up in the sky,
If tigers could dine,
On biscuits and wine;
And the fattest of men could fly!
If pebbles could sing,
And bells never ring;
If teachers don’t teach,
If a tortoise could run,
And losses be won.
And bullies be buttered by toast;
If a song brought a shower,
And a gun grew a flower,
This world would be nicer than most!
Ayushree Agarwal, VII C
Rajendra Nagar I
Love and Peace
Love in itself is beautiful,
It gives us friends who are faithful,
It also means God is kind,
For someone who has a peaceful mind.
Love is life,
A symbol of great strife,
It is a feeling of sharing,
And also, a way of really caring.
Abhinav Dixit, X A
Indira Nagar
Study is fun
Study is fun, study is fun,
If we don’t study,
Our life’s work is undone.
While studying we get some knowledge,
So that we can do well in college.
Some books tell us
About lordly kings and crowns,
And some about lordly towns.
Some about pens and examination,
And some about human population.
So we say study is fun,
If we don’t study, our life’s work is
undone.
Manali Singh, VI A
RDSO
Memories
Memories are our friend,
Lonely man’s strength.
They are priceless treasure,
Giving us so much pleasure.
They remain in our hearts,
When we are apart.
They give out the fragrance,
Of someone’s presence.
Aanchal Dwivedi, VI B
RDSO
Mother Teresa
The ‘Mother' is no more,
Not true it is a lie!
The saints live forever,
And angels never die.
You live in the hearts of millions,
Lepers, untouchables, poor in penury!
World cannot forget you ‘Mother Teresa,’
You are forever etched in our memory.
Nalin Kumar, VII A
Rajajipuram (II)

CMS BULLETIN - EVENTS AND ACHIEVEMENTS APRIL 2007 (8)
Eminent educationists addressing
the seminar
CMS Personality Development and
Career Counselling (PDCC) Department
Higher studies in London
Mohd. Naved Siddiqui,
meritorious student of CMS,
Chowk got admission in
London’s famous Keningston
Business College for pursuing
a three year degree course.
Group dance
Students of CMS, Gomtinagar won the
first prize in inter-school group song
competition organized by Gurukul
Academy at ‘Tomorrow’s World’.
Dance competition
Urvi Jain, a student of CMS,
Aliganj won the first prize in
inter-branch dance contest
organized by I.I.S.E. This
tender aged dancer got
another notable achievement
at Sahara India Bharat Parva when she was
awarded a cash prize of Rs. 7000/-.
Career Counselling Seminar
continued from page (1) Commonwealth Day
The Convener of Commonwealth
Youth Conference and Principal of CMS
Gomti Nagar, Ms Manjit Batra
welcomed the guests.
The message of Her Majesty, Queen
Elizabeth II was read out. A special song
composed by Music teacher, Mr Leslie
Scott on the theme of the Commonwealth
was presented on this occasion by CMS
students.The theme of this year’s
Commonwealth Day, as chosen by the
Queen of England, Her Majesty, Queen
Elizabeth is ‘The Commonwealth -
Respecting differences and Promoting
Understanding.’
organized a Career Counselling Seminar
at the WUCC auditorium at CMS,
Kanpur Road, on 29 March 2007. The
interactive seminar on the topic “Career
by Chance or by Choice’’ was conducted
by renowned Career Counsellor and
Director, ICS, Dr Amrita Dass. Mr V P
Sahi, General Manager, Times of India
was the Guest of Honour and Mr Jayant
Krishna, Regional Manager and Principal
consultant Tata Constultancy Services
and President, Lucknow Management
Association (LMA) presided over the
seminar. The seminar was aimed at
apprising the participants about the
avenues and opportunities and help them
in selecting their career.
Swimming competition
Students of CMS, Rajajipuram
won the first prizes in inter school
regional swimming meet organized by
U.P. Basic Education Department. The
students were Shweta Singh Nancy
Srivastava and Preksha Singh.
Triumph-2007 organized by CMS Anand Nagar
Triumph-2007 was organized by CMS,
Anand Nagar with great pomp and show
at school premises on 17 March 2007.
The event was inaugurated by the Chief
Guest, Mayor of Lucknow, Dr Dinesh
Sharma. He also honoured and gave away
prizes to the tiny-tots for their multifaceted
talents. Children presented
several educational-cultural items on this
occasion.
Prize distribution at Triumph-2007
Tennis player awarded
Pushkar Aditya Singh, a
student of CMS,
Gomtinagar has found
place in International Tennis
Federation. On account of
his brilliance and proficiency
in tennis, the student has been awarded
the 8th position certificate in International
Tennis.
Globe-trotters ready for take-off
Student delegations from different
branches of CMS will be going to various
countries of the world to participate in
different events and spread peace and
unity all over the globe in the new session
2007-2008. The teams participating in
mathematics olympiads are as follows:
Lords International School System,
Lahore Pakistan; World Youth
Mathematics Intercity Competition
(WYMIC) at Changchun, People’s
Republic of China; QC Convention at
Beijing, China; Shahid Mahdavi
International Competition, Tehran, Iran;
11 th Primary Mathematics World Contest
(PMWC), Hong Kong; Elementary
Mathematics Intercity Contest 2007,
Hong Kong; AITMAO (secondary) 2007,
Hong Kong. Besides, delegations are
leaving for Children's International
(CISV) camps in Norway, Finland,
Sweden, Denmark and USA.
RESULTS of Poster-making contests on
Commonwealth Day
Senior category
First Saloni Arora Gomtinagar
SecondNaveen Verma Gomtinagar
Cons. Tejasvita Shukla Gomtinagar
Pallavi Goel Gomtinagar
Junior category
First Anushka Jaiswal Jopling Road
SecondMidusha Mishra Gomtinagar
Cons. Hanu Dixit Gomtinagar
Neha Singh Gomtinagar
Monica Verma Indira Nagar
Ridhi Gupta Indira Nagar
Anindya Shom Indira Nagar
Events
APRIL 2007
1 and 2 (5 pm) Art-craft exhibition & Open Day of Rajajipuram-I at school premises
5 (9 to 1 pm) Open Day of Station Road at school premises
5 (9.30 am) Special Prayer Assembly of VI to X of Mahanagar-I in school
7 (9 am -5 pm) Open Day, New Parents Evening of pri & pre-prim of M.Nagar-I
at CMS, Mahanagar (IV Bldg.)
8 (10 -12 noon) Open Day of CMS, Asharfabad at school premises
8 (5 pm) Inauguration of CMS Children's Film Society at Gomtinagar
9 (10 am) Special Prayer Assembly of I to V of Mahanagar-I at school premises
9 (5-9 pm) Children’s Film Festival at Gomtinagar
12 (9 am) Open Day of CMS, Chowk at school premises
12 (3 pm) Open Day of CMS, Aliganj-I at school premises
17 (10 am) Open Day of CMS, Aliganj-II at school premises
18 Special Prayer Assembly of Anand Nagar at school premises
19 & 20 CISV mini camp of Gomtinagar at school premises
20 National Presentation of CISV mini-camp at school premises
21 (9.30 am) Special Assembly organised by Rajajipuram-II at school premises
21 (9 am-2 pm) Open Day, art/craft exhibition of Indira Nagar at school premises
21 (9 am -5 pm)Open Day, New Parents Evening, jr & sr, M.N.-I at M.N.-IV
22 NTS written exam, Cl VIII by Insp. Dept at G.Nagar and Kp Road
22 (5 pm) Inauguration of International Pre-Primary Conference (IPPC) of
Inspection Department at WUCC, Kanpur Road
22-25 1st IPPC by Insp Dept at WUCC Kanpur Road
27 (8 am) Special Prayer Assemblies of Juniors by Indira Nagar in school
28 (10.15 am) Special Prayer Assemblies of Primary by Indira Nagar in school
28 (9 am-2 pm) Art-craft exhibition, Open Day of R.Nagar II in school premises
28 Open Day of Rajendra Nagar III building at school premises
28 Open Day organised by CMS, Chowk at school premises
28 CISV mini camp of Mahanagar III and I at Kanpur Road
29 (4.30 pm) National Presentation of CISV mini camp organised by CMS,
Mahanagar III at WUCC, Kanpur Road.
29 (9.30 am) NTS written exam. of Cl X by Insp Dept at G.Nagar and Kp Road
Pre-Engineering and
Pre-Medical classes
CMS Inspection Department is running Pre-
Engineering 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)
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Sports talents
CMS, Indira Nagar won three first
prizes in sub-junior table tennis and
swimming championships organized by
Regional Sports Institute of U.P. Sandeep
Kumar Singh and Mohd Nadeem were
the tennis stars while Ayush was the
swimming champ who also qualified for
state level.
Literary talents
CMS, Rajajipuram won golds medals
at drawing and essay writing contests by
schoolsindia.com. In drawing
competition, Uzma Afreen and Sparsh
Gupta won gold medals and cash prizes
of Rs. 1000/- gold medal in essay writing
competition along with a cash prize of
Rs. 1000/-. Ushna Afreen also did very
well in drawing competition.
National Cyber Olympiad
Abhishek, Verma, Deepak Srivastava and
Anvesh Jha, students of CMS, Station
Road, won gold medals at 6 th National
Cyber Olympiad organized by National
Science Olympiad Foundation, New Delhi.
Praneet Mohan Bala, Riya Kesari, Apoorva
Trivedi, Tushar Kesharwani, Prateek
Kesharwani and Prithviraaj Singh won
medals.
Music and dance
Students of CMS, Aliganj excelled in
inter-school singing, dancing and poem
recitation competitions organized by
Search Foundation. Prize winners were
group song team in juniors, Shreya
Srivastava and Urvi Jain in classical
dancing, Sagarika Srivastava in classical
dancing and poem recitation.