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Participants showcase their talents through World Parliament, Social Project and Choreography contests


 

Lucknow, 7 April : The second day of International Festival of World Unity and World Peace 'Confluence-2022' organized online by City Montessori school, Indira Nagar Campus witnessed an amazing display of talents of the participating students. They mesmerized the audience with amazing knowledge, creative thinking and artistic talents.

            The competitions began with the World Parliament (Paper Presentation) Contest wherein participants expressed their views as representatives of different nations. The competiton was organized in two rounds on the theme 'A blueprint to achieve a sustainable future for all'. The choreography competition 'Rhythmic Taal', was the centre of attraction for everyone in which several student teams participated with full vigour and enthusiasm on the theme 'Our diversity is the identity of our united world' and showcased their choreographic skills. In this contest, the outstanding performance of participants won the hearts of viewers. Similarly, the Acto de Compassion (Social Project) contest also attracted the audience. In this contest, the primary section students displayed their love for domestic animals and experience of nurturing the life of a bird, an animal, a plant, an aquatic creature etc.

            Chief Public Relations Officer of CMS, Mr Hari Om Sharma informed that the series of competitions will continue tomorrow on 8 April. The competitions will begin in the morning at 9 am in Dispuntandum (Debate), Derechos Humanos (A Service Project) and Opera House (Drama) etc.

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