Lucknow, August 31 : The 4-day
International Festival of History and Civics, ‘Reflections 2021’ organised
online by City Montessori School, Mahanagar Campus came to a close here today.
The online Closing Ceremony of ‘Reflections 2021’ saw mesmerizing
educational-cultural events presented by CMS students which enthralled everyone
in the audience. Prizes were distributed virtually to the winning participants
from India and abroad. The programme began with the CMS students paying
obeisance to the almighty through all-religion prayer and world unity prayer.
The four-day long ‘Reflections 2021’ saw the participation of student teams
from Mauritius, Thailand, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and different parts of
India who enthusiastically participated in interesting competitions displaying
academic prowess while also giving the message of unity and brotherhood.
At the closing cum prize distribution
ceremony, Vaibhavi Singh of host school, CMS Mahanagar Campus and Bidusee
Sharma of Galaxy Public School, Kathmandu Nepal were jointly awarded the first
prize of Symposium competition of junior category whereas Dhruv Singhal of
Delhi Public School, Ghaziabad and Chetaniya Tamta of Bosco Public School, New
Delhi jointly won the first prize of Debate competition of Senior
category. The first prize of Quiz competition went to St. Gregory's High
School & College, Dhaka, Bangladesh; Nikita Tiwari of Ryan International
School, Shahjahanpur and Shoukrit Dey of Navrachana Higher Secondary School,
Vadodara, Gujrat won the first prize of Group Discussion (Legends Resurrect)
event; the first prize of Flash Drama competiton jointly went to Bosco
Public School, New Delhi and Nalanda International School Vadodara, Gujarat; the
first prize of Ad-Lib (Extempore) competition was jointly won by Samaira
Parveen of CMS Gomti Nagar Campus I and
Samdisha of Pratap Public School, Karnal, Haryana while the first prize of
Project on Community Services competition was jointly won by BCM Arya Model
Sr. Sec. School and Delhi Public School, Gurgaon.
On
this occasion, CMS President and MD, Prof Geeta Gandhi Kingdon motivated the the participating students
from India and abroad to serve the global society as world citizens. She
further said that this international festival has successfully piqued an
interest among the youth, inspiring them to work for the betterment of
humanity. Convenor of ‘Reflections 2021’ and Principal of CMS Mahanagar
campus, Dr Kalpana Tripathi thanked the participating students and their
teachers from India and abroad and said that we have to work towards developing
a new sustainable world society by sowing the seeds of world unity and world
peace through education.
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