Rabindra nath Tagore Jayanti is a cultural celebration to mark the birth anniversary of the luminary, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Rabindranath Tagore. It is celebrated annually and globally in May. While Gitanjali is considered Tagore’s tour de force, he was also a prolific songwriter. In remembrance and reverence for the polymath that Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore was, cultural programmes and events are held during the course of the day but this year due to the outbreak of COVID’ 19 , no cultural programmes were held but his birthday was celebrated online. The students made his portraits and wrote his sayings and slogans. They also wrote about his famous works. Some students composed poems on his life and works and also wrote essays on him. He was an inspiration for all.

Show and tell is an important part of a child’s learning development, as it helps them to organize information and build their confidence. It helps the child to think out of the box. An Inter-house Show and Tell competition was organized for the students of class 2 on the 9th of May, 2020 to enhance the spoken skills of the students, to improve their creativity and imagination and to provide them an opportunity to develop effective communication skills. The students actively participated in the competition and spoke on the given objects fluently. The judges and the teachers were really impressed with the way the students conducted themselves. The students enjoyed taking part in the competition. The winners were awarded with a certificate.

Scholastic and co-scholastic activities have an equal importance in school program for the all round development of the child. Keeping this in view, Rajendra Nagar Campus I conducted the Fancy Dress Competition for the students of Pre Primary section on 5th May 2020. The purpose of conducting the competition was not only to blend learning with fun but also to develop confidence in the students by giving them an opportunity to speak in front of their own classmates. Children were dressed in their colourful costumes and spoke a few sentences on the character that they depicted. The effort and hard work of children was highly commendable. Students displayed their talents on the theme ‘My Idol’ with great zeal and enthusiasm. They dressed up as Freedom Fighters, the teacher, they idolize cricketers, soldiers, actors etc. and emphasized upon their tremendous hard work and achievements. The competition proved to be great learning experience for the students and gave them a platform to explore their hidden talents.

“Journalism is what maintains democracy. It’s the force for progressive social change.”

Media plays an important role in today’s life. It is the hard work and determination of our journalists that we are able to keep ourselves updated about the things happening across the globe. In honour of our media and journalists, students of Rajendra Nagar Campus I celebrated World Press Day. On this occasion the students were shown a video in which they were told about the hard work of the journalists and the role of press. The students made beautiful depicting the power of press. They also made a scrap book of the news headlines of the current issues. Students of the junior section took part in a speech competition on the topic “Power of press.” The students enjoyed the activity.

International Jazz Day is celebrated on 30th April every year to highlight the ability of jazz to unite people from all walks of life and draw together folks from around the globe. The day itself is intended to promote peace, diversity, respect among different cultures, and highlight the need for human rights and dignity. The music itself addresses the desire for eliminating discrimination.

It brings to light the need for intercultural dialogue and mutual understanding through one of the best ways possible, music. On this occasion an Inter house western singing competition was organised in which the students participated enthusiastically. They sang western songs and played various instruments.

To celebrate this painstaking effort of the labour force, that work tirelessly, the International Worker’s Day also called as Labour Day, was celebrated at Rajendra Nagar Campus I on 1st May 2020 with great zeal. Labour Day is a reminder for us that these are the real architects of our society, and they deserve their due respect. We have always believed that small acts of kindness count and we attempt to inculcate that same virtue in our children.

The students of Primary and junior section celebrated the Labour Day by doing fun filled activities. They were involved in making ‘Thank You’ cards and badges. The teachers briefed the children about Labour Day and its importance. The children were overwhelmed by doing these acts of thankfulness and enjoyed the day.

The activity was designed to forge a better understanding of the labour community among our students who must learn to respect and appreciate their efforts. Overall it was a fruitful day which taught our little ones to be thankful to everyone.

Can we imagine the world without colours? Not at all! Nature itself has many colours, which makes the world look beautiful. Colours are indeed the smiles of nature. With this objective the students of Class MONTESSORI celebrated “Red Day” on the 30th April 2020 with great zeal.

The ‘Red Day’ celebration was a wonderful learning activity which helped the children to understand the concept of Primary Colours. Red colour also signifies Love and Compassion. To mark this day very special, students were dressed in red clothes. Students actively participated in story narration and rhyme recitation. The students drew and coloured various things which are red in colour like an apple, a rose etc. They also shared their pictures with different red coloured objects and toys. The students enjoyed the day.

The students of Junior Section showed their love towards their pet animals on the occasion of World Veterinary Day.

On this occasion the teachers told the students about honesty through various stories and a power point presentation. The students showed various ways of being honest through their drawings. The teachers told the students different synonyms used for the word honesty. Some students made head gears for the same.

The School counsellor also took a session with the students telling them about honesty and the importance of being honest. The students enjoyed doing the activities.

The students of Junior Section showed their love towards their pet animals on the occasion of World Veterinary Day.

Market is a place which everyone loves to visit. Kids generally love to go to the market to purchase their toys, clothes and stationery.

The students of Kindergarten celebrated Market Day on 28th April 2020. The teachers took them on a virtual trip to a market. The students were told about various things they get in a market. The teachers also made them practice some common sentences which are spoken when we go to a market.

The students enjoyed the virtual trip.

Poetry Reading Day which is observed on 28th of April every year was celebrated by the students of classes I and II. The students of class I wrote their favourite poetry on a paper and decorated it. On the other hand, a poetry recitation competition was organised for the students of class II in which the students recited their favourite poem with proper intonation, expression and pronunciation. The competition was conducted live on the Hangout Meet in presence of the coordinators and the Headmistress. The students were marked on their confidence, expressions, pronunciation and diction.

Toys play a very important role in a child's life. Toys not only help children to express their feelings but also help them feel secure. Playing with toys develop various skills like fine, gross, language and social skills among children.

Students from Pre- Primary Section of Rajendra Nagar Campus I celebrated toy day on 25 April 2020. They showed their favourite toy to their friends and teachers in the online classes and had a great time telling the features of their favourite toy. They learnt to express their feelings through show and tell. The children shared few things about their toy and why it was their favourite toy. After the class they shared their photo with their favourite toy. Little students had a great time playing with their favourite toys and telling about it to their teachers. The children had a big smile on their faces!

Every year, April 25th marks World Malaria Day. Malaria Free World is proud to be a part of the worldwide movement to eradicate malaria through awareness and innovation.

World Malaria Day was celebrated on 25 April 2020 at Rajendra Nagar Campus I. The teachers informed the students about the causes, symptoms and preventive measures to be taken as part of the fight to beat Malaria and also gave tips to avoid mosquito bites by using insect repellents, covering the arms and legs and use of a mosquito net. The students were told to keep their surroundings neat and clean and fill the pits with soil to avoid collection of water to eradicate spread of mosquitoes and also educate more people in their neighbourhood to join hands to work on the theme of this year: Zero Malaria starts with me.

On this occasion, a collage making contest was organized for the students on the topic “Zero Malaria Starts with Me.”. The students made beautiful collages giving complete information about the spread, prevention and cure of Malaria.

At a time when India is under a nationwide lockdown to fight the Corona virus Pandemic, City Montessori School Rajendra Nagar Campus I is going online to adapt the new reality. It has created a virtual learning infrastructure in which regular online classes according to a scheduled time table are being conducted for the students right from Montessori to class XII. When the brimming buddies of pre primary are enjoying their rhymes and activity classes, the senior students are totally engaged in their studies and the students of Primary and Juniors are busy understanding their base and concepts of various topics in their virtual classes. Apart from academics the teachers are taking full care of various activities be it craft making, virtual trips to various places, inter house competitions, celebrations or even the music and dance classes. Recently the students celebrated Baisakhi, Easter, Ambedkar Jayanti, World Health Day and World Heritage Day virtually. They also took part in various inter house competitions like poster making, dance etc in which they sent their drawings, videos and ppt's which were evaluated by the concerned teachers. The winners were also awarded with a certificate.

An online orientation program for the parents was also conducted on the 3rd and 4th of April to apprise the parents of the online classes in order to increase the effectiveness of these classes .Not only this but the teachers also conduct PLC's weekly to plan strategies and better methods of teaching.

The virtual school is running very smoothly at Rajendra Nagar Campus I and is appreciated by the parents.

“ The most wasted of all days is the one without laughter.”

As it is said that laughter is the best medicine, so we should always try to be happy to stay healthy. The students of Rajendra Nagar Campus I celebrated Humorous day on the 20th of April with great enthusiasm and excitement. On this occasion the teachers greeted the students in a very special and humorous way making funny faces. The students were shown funny videos and were asked to share their most funny pictures. The students also made smileys of various happy expressions. They prepared a collage also using pictures reflecting happiness. The students were also told about the benefits of laughing and being happy.

World Heritage Day was celebrated by the students of Rajendra Nagar Campus I on the 18th of April with great zeal and fervour. The aim of celebrating the day was to promote cultural heritage and raise awareness about its diversity . The teachers motivated the students to respect, protect and conserve cultural heritage.

As part of the celebrations of World Heritage Day, a digital presentation was shown to the students on the theme, ‘Our Heritage is Our Wealth’. Through this medium the students were advised to preserve and conserve the cultural heritage. A virtual trip to various monuments of the world was organized for the students which they enjoyed a lot. They were taken to The Hanging Garden, they were shown the 360 degree view of The Taj Mahal. The students were also told about The Seven Wonders Of The World. The importance and significance of various historical monuments was explained to the students. They also made beautiful pop up cards on the occasion of World Heritage day.

The students of City Montessori School Rajendra Nagar Campus I were busy doing eco-friendly activities on the 22nd of April, 2020 to celebrated the 50th EARTH DAY with great aplomb.

The day started with the teacher’s talk on nature conservation and protecting Mother Earth. The students of Pre Primary, Primary and the Junior sections planted saplings in their houses. Apart from this they did various activities through which they depicted different ways of protecting Earth.

The students decorated the earth shaped cut outs through hand printing, tearing and pasting and made craft items using recycled materials. They made nature collage using twigs, flowers and leaves. They also made bottle planters and beautiful drawings related to Earth Day.

The teachers of the Primary and Junior sections also made musical presentations which were shown to the students to make them understand the importance of Mother Earth and their responsibility towards the planet.

Physical well being is an essential part of human well being. It is very rightly said that Health is wealth, so to make the students aware about the importance of health, the WORLD HEALTH DAY was celebrated online at Rajendra Nagar Campus I on the 7th of April 2020 with great pomp and show.

Different activities were organized for the students to highlight the significance of good health and well being. The students were told about the advantages of healthy food and healthy lifestyle through a video. The students were also told about the contribution of the nurses and the doctors, they were asked to acknowledge their efforts and say thank you to them. The students of classes I, II & III made beautiful drawings on healthy food and healthy habits. The students of class IV and V made posters on “safety measures for COVID’19”. They also prepared a video with their teachers “Wash CORONA Away” to spread awareness among the people.

Easter is a festival celebrated to commemo rate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Easter is celebrated all over the world with great pomp and show. This year due to the lockdown, we all are at home, so the students of Rajendra Nagar Campus I celebrated Easter from home. The teachers wished the students Happy Easter and told them the significance of the festival. The students made beautiful Easter crafts like paper roll bunnies and flowers. They also made drawings related to the festival and did tearing and pasting activity to make easter eggs. The teachers guided the students how to make the crafts using the waste material, the students made the crafts and shared the pics with their teachers. It was a fun filled activity for the students.

Teaching, learning and celebrations cannot be confined to the four walls of the classroom. The students of Rajendra Nagar Campus I celebrated Baisakhi in the evening  with great excitement. The teachers briefed the students about the significance and importance of the festival in the class. Later in the evening the students dressed themselves in Punjabi attire and danced on the tunes of Punjabi folk songs to celebrate Baisakhi. The celebration took place on the zoom app. The students wished eachother “Happy Baisakhi” and prayed for each others well being and good health.

“A good beginning ensures a good ending.” Parents and teachers make a team and it is very rightly said that dreams come true when a team works through. Proper communication ensures good results but during these uncertain and hectic days. An online orientation programme was organized for the parents of the students of Pre Primary and Primary section of City Montessori School Rajendra Nagar Campus I on the 3rd of April 2020. The orientation was taken up on the zoom app. The Principal Mrs Jayashree Krishnan and the Headmistress Mrs Supriya Vetma addressed the parents. The Principal then shared the school vision, the curriculum and the school systems with the parents. She laid stress on effective communication between the teachers and parents and gave tips to the parents as to how to raise kids so that they become not only disciplined but at the same time happy and responsible human beings. She emphasized on Spoken English and requested the parents to encourage their children in a positive manner. The class teacher told the parents about the online classes and the rules to be followed while attending the classes online and the subject teachers shared the guidelines regarding their subjects through a powerpoint presentation. The programme was very inspiring and enriching.

Students of class 9  at CMS Rajendra Nagar Campus I made SUPW project and displayed them in their classes. They made cloth bags out of T-shirts, jeans, old dupattas and paper bags out of paper. The motive was to "Say no to Plastic".

"Today a reader,tomorrow a leader". To enhance the reading skills and develop an interestfor reading among the students, a four day Scholastic book fair was organized at CMS Rajendra Nagar Campus I. There were books for all age groups right from early childhood to the senior category. Parents and students turned up in large numbers to visit the fair and were very happy as there was a good collection of books for all the students.

"A toothbrush cannot remove six-month tartar just thirty minutes before theappointment." It is very important to take regular and proper care of the teeth right from the childhood. Keeping this in mind a two-day dental diagnosis and awareness camp was organized at CMS Rajendra Nagar Campus I. The camp was conducted for all the students. A diagnostic check-up was done following which the required treatment module was explained to the students and their parents. The camp gave an opportunity to assess the oral health awareness among the students and learn about the oral hygiene practices which are if great importance in day to day life.

To celebrate the sovereignty of the Nation Republic Day was celebrated at CMS Rajendra Nagar Campus I in all its solemnity and grandeur. On this occasion a cultural programme was put up by the students in the school's assembly hall. The programme began with the prayer followed by the country pledge The choir group presented patriotic songs. The whole school joined the choir group and the songs rever berated in the surroundings. It was followed by anelocution of a patriotic poem which ignited a spark of patriotism in everyonesitting there. The students dressed as inspiring personalities gave motivational speeches. The students also presented a beautiful dance which was enjoyed byeveryone as the melodious music and graceful movements of the dancers were spellbinding. The Principal of the campus Respected Mrs Jayashree Krishnan blessed the students and guided them to serve the nation in every possible way. The programme ended with the National Anthem.

The United Nations General Assembly proclaimed January 24 asthe International Day of education to celebrate the role of education for peaceand development. To celebrate this day, the students at CMS Rajendra NagarCampus I wrote slogans on education and made pigeons -the symbol ofpeace. The students were also told about the role of education in promotingworld peace and harmony.

Culture education is an essential aspect of the curriculum. To glorify the Indian tradition and to understand its importance, Rajendra Nagar Campus I celebrated Janamashtami and Senior Citizens’ Day together on the 22nd of August 2019 with great zeal.

On this occasion a special assembly was organized for the students of the Primary Section. Children dressed up as Radha and Krishna were looking adorable. The assembly was made special by the presence of grandparents who came up on the stage and told the children the significance of Janamashtami. The children were excited to see their grandparents. The students presented an action song on the importance of grandparents. They also presented a beautiful dance performance on Janamashtami. The grandparents were overwhelmed to see their grand children dancing on the tunes of “Wo Krishna hai…”. They went to the classes and told the students stories about the life of Lord Krishna.

The students, staff and the grandparents enjoyed the celebration.

15th August 1947 is a red letter day in the history of India. We all celebrate this auspicious day every year with great pomp and show.

The students of the Primary Wing of Rajendra Nagar Campus I celebrated the 73rd Independence Day with a great aplomb. The students were in a festive mood asthey stepped into the school premises which was decorated with tricolor stripsand balloons. There primary students in colourful attire were looking f antabulous. All the teachers were also dressed in white which impressed the students the most. The students of Primary Section made tricolor badges and headgears which they wore with great pride. They also brought tri colored lunch to mark the occasion on 14th August.

In addition to this the main celebration took place at 8:30 am where some cultural programswere organized. All the students assembled in the assembly hall where the cultural programs were presented. The celebration started with the National Song followed by the Country pledge. The tiny tots of classes I and II dressed as the freedom fighters were looking adorable. The occasion was graced by the presence of Mrs. NeerajTripathi and Mrs. Gauri Sanwariya who were the judges for the Interhouse Dance Competition.Thestudents expressed their patriotic feelings through a wonderful medley of patriotic songs. The audience also enjoyed singing those Patriotic songs.

The programended with the blessings by the Principal followed by the National Anthem.

Saving our Environment isnot confined only to tree plantation drives but it also means to protect our natural resources and most importantly to protect our animals who are getting extinct.

In this context the ECO CLUB of Rajendra Nagar Campus I celebrated The World Tigers’ Day on the 29th July, 2019. Onthis occasion the students made the masks of tiger and wrote facts about tigers in their scrapbooks. They made tiger faces using old plastic bottles. The students were told to protect these animals and protest against hunting to maintain the ecological balance. The students were told important facts about these animals which they listened with rapt attention. The tiny tots of the Primary section enjoyed celebrating the World Tigers’ Day. They coloured the tiger masks and pasted them in their drawing books.

This was a small initiative by the eco club of Rajendra Nagar I to create awareness among students about their environment. 

“A good beginning ensures a good ending.” Parents and teachers make a team and it isvery rightly said that dreams come true when a team works through.

An orientation programme was organized forthe parents of the students of class 8 at City Montessori School Rajendra Nagar Campus I on the 9th of July 2019. The programme commenced with the School Prayer followed by the Welcome Speech by the Junior Co-ordinator, Mrs. Shobhna. She introduced the new Principal Mrs Jayashree Krishnan to the parents. The Principal then shared the school vision, the curriculum, the school systems, the co-scholastic activities and the assessment procedures with the parents. She laid stress on effective communication between theteachers and parents and gave tips to the parents as how to raise kids so that they become not only disciplined but at the same time happy and responsible human beings. She emphasized on Spoken English and requested the parents to encourage their children in a positive manner.

The subject teachers also shared the guidelines regarding their subjects. The programme was very inspiring and enriching. It concluded with the ‘Vote Of Thanks’ proposed by the Junior Co–ordinator.

The students of the Primary Wing of Rajendra Nagar Campus I were filled with excitement today as  their new office bearers for the session 2019-20 were introduced to them.

The Investiture ceremony began with the Prayer followed by the lighting of the lamp by the Principal after which the proud members of the School’s Students’ Council marched forward to the stageand took the oath to perform all their duties with full devotion and dedication. The Principal then adorned the Head boy and the Head girl with the badges.

The school’s choir sang the song “Jai Jagat pukare ja…” when the council members were being clicked with respected Principal.

An Inter-House  PowerPoint Presentation Competition was held at Rajendra Nagar Campus I on the 20th of July 2019. The competition was a good opportunity to display the collaborative effort of students from different houses and classes. It brought forth a lovely amalgamation of intelligence, research, and creativity. Not only did the students gathered information on the topic but also found innovative ways of putting them across. They also studied the topic at length so that they could answer questions related to them.

The PPT’s encompassed avast variety of information related to the topic which was "Population boom-impact on the environment."

Vibrant templates, dramatic background effects, rich and informative content by all the teams made the judgement very difficult. All the Houses put up great presentations and faced the Question-Answer round ratherbravely. The winners of the competition were Svedha Trivedi and Yukabid Zehra who represented the Unity House.

Interhouse competitions are the best ways to develop team spirit among the students. An interhouse Human Tableau competition was organized for the students of Primary section on the 22nd of July 2019.

The participants made beautiful formations on various topics like Patriotism, National Flag, Oneness of mankind and victory of good overevil. Each team was given 2 min to take the formation and then they were asked to freeze in that position for 30 seconds.

The judges and the audience were highly impressed with the formation and they praised the teams with their applaud. The teams were judged on their expression, message, co-ordination and presentation. Peacehouse bagged the first prize followed by Hope house which got the second prize. The participants and the audience both enjoyed the competition.

To provide a platform for students to improve on logical thinking, analytical reasoning and problem solving, an interhouse chess competition was organized for the students of the Primary wing of Rajendra Nagar Campus I on the 20th of July, 2019.

There was an overwhelming response of around 40 students from each house. The competition was conducted intwo phases. In the first round the students of Love house competed with the students of Hope house and the students of Peace house competed with the students of Unity house. The winners from both the groups competed with each other inthe final round. Trisha of Peace house in the girls' category was the winner and Qaiser Naqi of Hope house was the winner in the boys' category.

It was a great experience for the teams. The students got a good opportunity to display their skills. It has assured us that Chess is a game wherein children learn to be responsible for their actions.

Nelson Mandela International Day, also known as Mandela Day, is held on July 18 each year. The day remembers Mandela's achievements in working towards conflict resolution, democracy, humanrights, peace, and reconciliation.

To celebrate this day, an inter house Declamation competition was organized at the campus for the students of the Junior wing. The students enthusiastically participated in the competition and delivered the speeches of Nelson Mandela. In addition to this the students were also told about the contributions made by Nelson Mandela for the welfare of the people. A short film on Nelson Mandela was also shown to the students. 

An orientation programme was conducted for the parents of the students of classes IX and X at Rajendra Nagar Campus I on the 10th of July 2019. The programme began with the school prayer and a hymn by the students of class X. The co-ordinator of the section, Mrs Reeta Rana introduced the new Principal to the parents. The Principal then addressed the parents and told them about the rules and regulations of the school. She updated the parents about the Council rules and examination. She told the parents to keep themselves updated of the school activities by goingthrough the diary everyday. After the orientation, the test copies and the comparative exam copies of classes IX and X respectively were shown to the parents. The hall was jam packed and the parents appreciated the updates given to them by the Principal. It was a highly enriching and effective programme.

“There is a huge population explosion around the globe. It is reported that every 12 years, another billion populationis added to the globe’s population.” Keeping this in  mind the UN General Assembly decided toobserve 11th of July as the World Population Day.

In order to make the children aware of the effects of the growing population, The World Population Day was celebratedat Rajendra Nagar Campus I on the 11th of July, 2019. On this day the teachers discussed with the students some interesting facts related to the global population .They also told how a country’s population can contribute in the upliftment of the Nation. At the same time the students were told about the harmful effects of increasing population.

The children did various activities in theclasses. They made facts book on which they wrote different facts related tothe global population. They made badges highlighting the fact that World Population Day is celebrated on the 11th of July. They also wrote slogans and facts on beautiful writing pads which they placed on their softboards.

City Montessori School Rajendra Nagar I was a buzz with activities on Saturday, 6th of July 2019 to celebrate VAN MAHOTSAV.

The advent of July was marked as the green revolution to celebrate Van Mahotsav week at Rajendra Nagar Campus I. Every day the students were told about the importance of trees and forests, benefits of tree plantation, harmful effects of deforestation during the assembly time. The celebration ended on Saturday with a number of activities performed by the students of the different sections.

A special assembly was organized by the students of the Junior wing to spread awareness on the harmful effects of deforestation. They recited a poem on nature and sang the song “Na Kato Mujhe”. Saplings were brought by the students and kept in the classroom and later on given to the gardener of the campus to be planted in the campus garden. Softboards were decorated with the theme “Van Mahotsav.” Various competitions like slogan writing, collage making and speech were conducted for the students of the junior wing on Save Trees, Save Environment.

The students of the Primary section performed different activities on the theme “Save Trees”. They made beautiful collage and wrote inspiring slogans. On the occasion of Van Mahotsava, the students pledged to conserve energy and save environment. They made the cutouts of trees and wrote poems, quotes and slogans on it.

In a special assembly conducted on the 5th and 6th of July the students were told about the importance of trees through a wonderful skit and a talk show. The students planted saplings and made a nature’s corner in their classrooms. The students were also told that trees are a must to keep our planet cool and only by planting trees can we keep the Earth healthy and provide a clean and green environment.

As it is very rightly said “Forgiveness is the beauty of saints.”, so to tell the importance of being forgiving to the students Rajendra Nagar Campus I celebrated Global  Forgiveness Day on the 6th of July 2019.

Moral values should be inculcated in the children from the very childhood. Keeping this in mind the teachers tell the students about different virtues, their importance and their influence on the personality of a person everyone but on the 6th of July the focus was on “FORGIVENESS”. The students were told different stories about great people who were known for their forgiveness. The students enjoyed listening to their teachers.

Since we believe in learning by doing so the students did different activities to celebrate the Global Forgiveness day. The students made sorry and thank you cards which they gave to their friends. The students also prepared ‘four partapology’ where they admitted their mistake, asked for forgiveness and promised not to repeat it again.

At the end of the day the students promised to develop the habit of forgiveness in themselves.

Dussehra was celebrated with a lot of fervor and ardor at Rajendra Nagar Campus I on the 5th of October 2019.

On this occasion a spectacular one act Ramlila was staged by the students of the Primary Section in which they presented the scenes from the banishment of Lord Ram from Ayodhya till his victory over Ravan. The primary objective of the entire show was to convince the students that no matter how intelligent a person is, his pride is the reason of his downfall. The students were also told to follow the footsteps of Lord Ram and be obedient to their parents, teachers and all elders. The students of Primary and Pre Primary sections danced on the tunes of “Jogeera Tara” and “ Ma Shero Wali”. The tiny tots of the Pre Primary section dressed as Ram, Laxman, Sita and Ravan added tothe festivity. A special Dandiya was performed by the teachers which the students enjoyed the most.

The students did various activities in the class. They made beautiful face masks of Ravan and Goddess Durga. They also made wonderful models of Ravan.  There was festivity all around and everyone enjoyed the festive atmosphere.

Here at City Montessori School children not only learn but also explore the world and discover themselves. We adhere to the play way method which allows children to do things themselves, got innovative with problems and learn the nuances of life their way so that learning becomes a joyful experience for the child and instills in him the love for learning and the quest to know more.

The various life forms on earth are facing an existential crisis as the earth is being engulfed by a monster called pollution. To counter this crisis several places and institutions have been declaring Green Day, so as to maximize the usage of green products i.e. products that won't harm the environment. The students in CMS celebrated Green Day by planting trees, doing gardening and other activities like hand printing to underline the importance of saving the Earth. In this way they indulged in merry making while also learning that there remains a delicate balance between us and the environment which should be maintained or could spell doom for us.

The Campus organized 'Open Dayh Ceremony - Mini Galaxy 2014' on 17 February at the beautifully festooned school premises. Students of the school as well as non-CMS children participated in great number and showcased their utmost talents in Fancy Dress, Drawing Competition, Paper Tearing & Colouring, Singing, Dancing and many other contests.

Annual Funtgion of CMS Rajendra Nagar Campus I held on 20 December, 2014

"Yog- the scientific way of living healthy"

21st of June was a very special day for the teachers and the students at Rajendra Nagar Campus I. The students and the teachers practiced Yoga for 1 hour to celebrate the International Yoga Day which was initiated, pioneered, emphasized and advocated by our Honorable PM Sri Narendra Modi in 2015 just to tell nations about the benefits of Yoga.

The yoga practice started at 8:30 a.m. and continued till 9:30 a.m. at Rajendra Nagar I on 21st June 2016 where the Yoga teacher discussed and demonstrated some ways and dimensions of different types of pranayam. He reckoned many benefits of early rising and practicing yoga. Teachers also pointed out the contribution of yoga in maintaining fitness and good health and how it helps students to memorize something.

The children were very happy as they got a chance to know how yoga embodies unity of mind and body.

City Montessori School Rajendra Nagar I was abuzz with activities on Saturday the 9th of July 2016 to celebrate VAN MAHOTSAV.The advent of July was marked as the green revolution to celebrate Van Mahotsav week at Rajendra Nagar I. Everyday the students were told about the importance of trees and forests, benefits of tree plantation, harmful effects of deforestation during the assembly time. The celebration ended on Saturday with a number of activities performed by the little kids of primary section.

A special assembly was organized by the students of Class V where the students took a pledge to plant atleast one sapling every year. They initiated this drive from the school assembly itself by planting the saplings. The students of class III and IV made collage and wrote beautiful slogan on the Importance of trees.

The students of class III also made beautiful head gears and took out a procession in the campus requesting everyone to save trees. The students of classes I and II made trees using finger printing and collage by paper tearing.The students enjoyed the activities and also understood the importance of trees.

The City Montessori School Rajendra Nagar Campus 1 was abuzz with activities on Friday 22nd April and celebrated the International Mother Earth Day. Banners and colourful charts were put up reading "GO GREEN" and "PLANT A TREE TODAY" .Children learnt the importance of preserving planet earth. A tree plantation drive was organized by the students of classes 1 and 2. An Inter house drawing competition was also organized wherein the students of primary section painted their thoughts on "NATURE CONSERVATION".

The students of class 4 made a booklet named "My fact book on earth" where they wrote interesting facts about Mother Earth. Moreover the students of class 5 gave fantastic ideas on "Saving Energy". Last but not the least the students of class 3 made crafts from the recycled materials and hence explained the importance of recycling.The day ended with a special assembly where the students were informed about the importance of Earth Day. A play "The Earth Story" was enacted in the assembly which motivated everyone to keep the planet beautiful as ever. In the end the students took a pledge to keep their earth cleaner, greener and better.