City Montessori School kanpur Road PANORAMA

City Montessori School kanpur Road









PANORAMA







“Vision is the art of seeing

what is invisible to others.”

From the desk of the principal






As I pen these lines, I cannot but marvel at the indomitable spirit and missionary zeal of my teachers
and my students : they can alchemise every adversity into an opportunity. We were determined to

start the first month of the new year on a promissory note but soon we had to switch to online teaching
once again in view of the rising corona graph. The closure of schools and the biting cold
notwithstanding, we went ahead with our scheduled practical examinations and viva observing all
Covid protocols and mandates. In this issue, you will read about the sparkling creativity and
achievements of our dear students. Our Band & Bharatiyam students and teachers had practiced
assiduously for months under the guidance of their teachers and instructors. They proved their mettle
and created history by bagging three prizes on the occasion of the Republic Day parade at Vidhan
Sabha Marg, lucknow. The school tableau based on the theme of submission to God and unity also
bagged the first prize in the school tableau category . The school Pipe band and Bharatiyam was
awarded the first prize and the girls’ Brass band bagged the third prize. Several vaccination camps
have been organized in the school and more are on the anvil. Safeguarding the health of our students Dr.(Mrs.) Vineeta Kamran

is our foremost concern. Board & Home Examination preparations are going on in full swing and we Senior Principal CMS,
are leaving no stone unturned in ensuring that our students perform to the best of their abilities. Kanpur Road
Vision -25 has given us a roadmap to follow to ensure that our system of education and teaching
methodologies keep pace with the times. Our mission is to inculcate the right values and the requisite
expertise in our students so that they can reach the zenith of success and contribute meaningfully to
the society and the world at large . I am sure this issue will bring a smile to your face.

Highlights






CMS Kanpur Road Campus added another jewel in the its

already glittering crown by winning three most prestigious and
coveted awards on 26th January 2022. The School Tableau
bagged the first prize with its distinguished ideology of 'Unity,

Peace and Harmony'. The School Pipe Band , Bharatiyam
and Brass Band( Girls) had also participated in the Republic

Day's parade. Honourable (Mr.)Durga Shankar Mishra,
Chief Secretary (UP )gave the prizes to the winners in the
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'Beating Retreat 'ceremony on 29 January .The School Pipe
Band and Bhartiyam (Bharat ka Tika Karan ) were
awarded the first prize and the Girls Brass Band received the

third prize . The successful achievement took place under the
skillful guidance of Mr. Sunil Rawat and Ms. Aparna
Naithani. Under the most accomplished and dynamic

leadership of Dr Mrs Vineeta Kamran the institution is scaling
new heights.

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“Every child is a different kind of flower, and all



together, make this world a beautiful garden.”





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CREATIVE CORNER







Republic day was celebrated

virtually with great eclat.
Tricolour Jewellery and Head
gear making competition was
organised for classes IV and V

to showcase their innate talents .

Celebration of National festivals
commemorates the sacrifices of our great

leaders and freedom fighters who laid
down their lives in the foundation of this

country and inculcates the spirit of
nationalism in our students .

Little champions paid tribute to the great leaders of the nation by Role
plays and Poster making on their birth anniversaries .



















Great leaders’ biographies, help students shape their attitude towards

life .It boosts their self-esteem · Improves public speaking and

communication skills later in life ·

PROJECT BASED LEARNING


The Students of Class 5 , City Montessori School ,Kanpur Road Campus participated in a beautiful annual event
GCE
,THE BEAUTY OF LIGHT , organised by ENO ART, Eno School net Association, Slovenia under the umbrella

of ENO-Environment Online, 148 schools from 24 countries and 3 continents all around the globe .

Staff members of City Montessori School, Kanpur

Road Campus donated rice, pulses and a lump of gur which
was later on distributed among the menial workers, poor an

needy people working there. The mood of the campus was
upbeat and the staff were totally absorbed in the festive spirit of Pongal.

LET‟S EXPERIENCE IT OURSELVES , HAVE

FUN AND LEARN

BACK TO VIRTUAL CLASSES BUT

SPIRIT OF TEACHING LEARNING
STILL HIGH . NOW THE COLD

WAVES , HEAT WAVES AND
PANDEMIC CANNOT STOP US .



A nation‟s culture resides in the hearts and
souls of its people.‟ With the motto of

„lead the change and be real Indian‟,
Kanpur Road Junior Section celebrated

73rd Republic Day with joy, happiness and
pride. The virtual celebrations held in
REPUBLIC DAY classes commenced with flag hoisting

CELEBRATIONS followed by the principal‟s address. The

programme was brimful of cultural events

such as singing, speeches, dances,
recitation, debate etc which filled the
heart of the children with true patriotic

fervour. Vote of thanks proposed by the
honourable vice principal marked the end of

the day‟s celebrations.

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FOMO: Fear Of Missing Out, IS IT REAL ?

ANANYA SACHAN (7th-G)
"You totally missed out!" This sentence strikes fear in the hearts of many teens. In fact, missing out on something
bothers some teens so much. There is even a special word for that sick feeling: FOMO
FOMO is an acronym that stands for fear of missing out. It's the feeling that you need to know what everyone else is
doing at every moment and then worry that everyone is having much more fun than you are. I am sure you'll agree
that this is the downside of living surrounded by technology.
One way for teens to cope with FOMO is to practise „Reframing‟, which is a mental exercise designed to help them
look at situations differently. Here are some tips on coping with FOMO-
Track Negative Thoughts- One thing teens can do to cope with FOMO is to track their negative thoughts and
feelings in a journal. This allows them to observe how often they are feeling negative about themselves or their
lives.
Choose Positive Thoughts- Tracking negative thoughts also allows teens to recognize the negative words and
phrases they repeat to themselves and redirect their thoughts and replace the negatives with something positive.
Schedule Technology Breaks- Of course, turning off the technology seems like a natural cure for FOMO, but just
switching the phone "off" does not erase the disturbances that FOMO causes. The key is to turn off the technology
and do something entirely different like reading a book, walking, writing, or do any other hobby.
Why don't you test yourself to see how long you can go without checking for updates? Go on! Give it a go! Take a
moment to appreciate your life, be on your own and see how it feels. It might help you enjoy your life more and
more. Always try to feel good about yourself.

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Senior







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“If You Can't Fly Then Run,


If You Can't Run Then


Walk, If You Can't Walk

Then Crawl, but Whatever


You Do You Have to Keep

Moving Forward.”

ONLINE EDUCATION IN CLASSROOM RESUMED

with new aspects & apps.

VISION-






CIP MEETS






















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Rightly said by the Prime Minister of our country, “A national festival is an
occasion to refine and rebuilt the national character.” The national festivals

comes up with a feeling of patriotism which fills up the hearts of the Indians.

The students of City Montessori School, Kanpur Road Campus believes that the

national festivals are meant to recollect the sacrifices of our great leaders.
Therefore, the students have different way to present their tribute to these

leaders.

PATRIOTIC FERVOUR


PREPARATIONS

CELEBRATIONS- NATIONAL / INTERNATIONAL DAYS



Republic Day Celebration


“Never forget the Hero’s who sacrificed their lives to
bring this glorious day to India.” This year, India is
celebrating 73rd years of becoming a republic. As the
day was celebrated around the country with great
pomp and pride so was it celebrated in City
Montessori School, Kanpur Road Campus. Due to

COVID protocols the celebrations could not be done
physically but the school had left no stone unturned
to celebrate it with absolute joy and enthusiasm in
the online mode. The celebrations began with the
school prayer. Next, respected principal Mrs. Vineeta
Kamran, Vice Principal and the incharges gave their
blessings through a video. The program was
commenced by a special message by the Head Girl and
the Head Boy and further the students performed
various activities to express their patriotism for the
country. The event finally ended with the National

Anthem.

Achievements and Honours























On the occasion of World Tourism Day, the Tourism
The school band of City Montessori School, Kanpur of Uttar Pradesh organised a event in which a
Road Campus stood first position at the district special performance was made by Shishir Mishra of
level. It was a result of their hard work and blood class 11 - E2. His synthesizer performance was a
and sweat which they gave into the practice. Kudos feast for the ears for everyone. He was later
for the entire team and the efforts of Mr. Sunil honoured by Regional Tourism Officer, Tourism,
Rawat, Mr. Avdesh, Mr. Kishan, Mr. Brishth and Uttar Pradesh for his skillful performance and made
Mr. Chail. Congratulations to all. the school really proud.

Achievements and Honours
























Certain students of the senior as well as the junior section were
a part of 'Blue Nudge' waste segregation project under the
Akriti Singh of class 11th-E2 and Kashvi Paul of class 9th-L guidance of Mrs. Shikha Sareen. Blue nudge is a unique platform
have bagged the third prize in the International Environment where the students learn to become more responsible towards the
Olympiad organised by City Montessori School, Gomti Nager earth. It is a simple, yet effective way for learners to learn how
Extension Road branch. It was a four round quiz competition to use resources efficiently and earn a Planet Warrior
titled as, "the mysteries of nature". The girls made their place Certification for their efforts. Under this, the students came
among the top four in an international event in which 36 other together and collected the maximum plastic waste within the
schools have participated. It is indeed a moment of pleasure campus and instead of incorrect disposal of these, it was sent to
and pride. innovative hands so that it could be reused.

Achievements and Honours


























Several students of the senior and junior section Several students of the senior section participated in the
brought laurels to the school by bagging the prizes in “Vasudha International: A Quest for Sustainable Development",
The students chose the theme as 'Jal Water 'The Elixir of
the school level Essay Competition organised by TATA Life'. The students definitely made the school proud with their
Building, India. Winners: 1.) Aditi (Senior section) 2.) contribution which they made towards achieving the sustainable
Akriti Yadav (Junior section) Teacher Incharge: Ms. development goals. Participants: 1.) Samyartika 2.) Priya Singh
Jyoti Mehta 3.) Aishwary Vishwakarma 4.) Kashvi Paul 5.) Jiya Singh Teacher
Incharge: Mrs. Shikha Sareen

Achievements and Honours








Aadya Dixit, a student of
class 11th-A Kanpur road
branch, got selected in
Harvard- Youth Lead the
Change Conference
conducted by The
Leadership Institute at
Harvard College. YLC is a
leadership development
program created by
professors of the Harvard
Business School, Harvard
Law School, and the
The poems of Aarish Ahmad of class 11 A got Harvard School of
published in 2 anthologies which are available on education, and held by
Harvard students. The
amazon. program is highly selective
and has an acceptance rate
of less than 4%.

Achievements and Honours









Yashwardhan Singh of
class 11th B has been
selected for the Lifology
Global Internship among
10+ lakh students who
registered. The selections
were on the basis of
interview and tests based
on academics and

Aadya Dixit Class 11th-A of Kanpur road leadership skills. Its a
brought laurels to CMS by receiving the gateway to scholarships
prize of 'Honorable Delegate'. worth 30 crores and many
more exciting prizes.

Achievements and Honours









Aadya Dixit of class XI-A

received Letter of
Appreciation from Ministry
of State, Housing and

Urban Affairs, Government
of India for her

contribution in Social
service, women
empowerment especially

during pandemic.

Resolution 2022 in action



Life in 2021 has been a roller coaster ride for me. Ups and downs have been a
part and parcel of life. From experiencing times of distress and sleepless nights
when my mother was admitted in hospital in March to the memorable moment when
I was on cloud nine on shifting to my new house in December. Looking forward for
a healthier and happier 2022 with a few ambitions and resolutions. My first
resolution for the new year is to devote some time for yoga and meditation every
morning as 2021 has taught us that physical and mental health are the true assets

of an individual. My second resolution is to dedicate some time in enriching my
vocabulary by learning at least two new words a day and focusing on current
affairs. My third resolution is to pursue my hobby of gardening and reading
Ramcharitmanas on daily basis for enhancing my spiritual knowledge. My fourth and
most important resolution for 2022 is to reduce the screen time and manage my
time effectively to ensure that I devote at least 3-4 hours daily for studies.
Hoping 2022 brings forth a life full of positivity, aspirations, achievements and
satisfaction! - Aditi Shukla

XI A

Resolution 2022 in action




New Year is the time to reflect on the year that went by, and plan for the
upcoming one with new goals and a renewed enthusiasm. A year is enough time to
gather a stack of new experiences. But everything would come to naught if we

don‟t have defined goals to direct our actions . My new year resolution for 2022
is to cultivate a habit of daily meditation. The particular benefits of daily
generalized meditation are well-documented and widespread, ranging from
reduction in anxiousness and lower blood pressure to increased immunity and
better sleep. I would also like to learn to play a new musical instrument, probably
a guitar.
So, even as 2022, like all other new years, brings with it a renewed sense of
cautious optimism, I would make sure to focus on my hobbies and self-
improvement goals, set my own agenda, and inspire others to do something

different. -Pavni Tripathi

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Resolution 2022 in action




Resolution means a determined decision to do or to not to do something. People often make such decisions on
New Year for their own personal growth and development. They see it as an opportunity to start fresh and to
improve things or set things on the right path. A lot of people make different resolutions according to their
interests, goals and purposes.

I took upon a few resolutions on new year as a promise to myself. First and foremost resolution is to get out of my
comfort zone. Getting out of my comfort zone would mean to be more socially involved, to be more confident and
to meet new people. Second resolution is to appreciate every single kind act of people as the world now needs to
appreciate kindness more than ever. Third resolution would be to make each moment count because life is too

short to wait for the opportunities to come to you. Fourth resolution is to read more and accomplish my reading list
on time. Fifth resolution is to learn a new skill or a hobby which will give me a chance to further explore my
interests. My sixth and the last resolution is to contribute myself as much as I can towards the environment for it is
our responsibility to preserve it. These resolutions will help me to keep me in discipline and are going to serve as a
personal road map for me down to the trip of the rest of the year.
-Sahiba Kaur Anand
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CAMPUS IMPROVEMENT PLAN



Changes are a very important part of every institution. With the
change in the scenario and the situations their comes an
alarming need for change in the institution. Our school
experienced many changes throughout the month. With the
increasing COVID cases, the schools, once again travelled all the
way to homes. But it definitely did not hamper the studies by any
chance. Vaccination was another need of the hour. As per the
latest vaccination guidelines the children aged between 15 to 18
years were declared eligible for vaccination. Therefore, City
Montessori School, Kanpur Road Campus had successfully
organised four free vaccination camps in WUCC between 4th
January to 18th January, 2022 which proved to be a big success
in vaccinating the students of the senior section. The vaccination
drive was conducted under the supervision of qualified doctors.
Certain students of the senior as well as the junior section were
a part of „Blue Nudge‟ waste segregation project under the
guidance of Mrs. Shikha Sareen. Blue nudge is a unique platform
where the students learn to become more responsible towards
the earth. It is a simple, yet effective way for learners to learn
how to use resources efficiently and earn a Planet Warrior
Certification for their efforts. Under this, the students came
together and collected the maximum plastic waste within the
campus and instead of incorrect disposal of these, it was sent to
innovative hands so that it could be reused. It is indeed a change
in the campus for the betterment of the earth.

Career counselling Session by Ms Anshoo