CMS students win 6 gold medals in National Hindi Olympiad

Lucknow, October 12 : Six talented students of City Montessori School, Aliganj Campus II namely Agamya Verma, Suryansh Kumar, Abhigya, Arth Rawat, Manya Tiwari and Dakshita have brought laurels to the institution by securing gold medals in National Hindi Olympiad. The Olympiad was organized under the auspices of Hindi Utkarsh Mandal, Delhi. Chief Public Relations Officer of CMS, Mr Hari Om Sharma informed that students of several noted schools of India participated in this Olympiad wherein these students of CMS Aliganj Campus II showcased great talent and proved that each student must be well versed in his mother tongue to achieve true success in life and the knowledge of Hindi language acquaints one with our culture and heritage too. The organizers rewarded these students with gold medals and certificates praising their knowledge and talents.

Mr Sharma said that CMS endeavours to chisel multifarious talents of students to empower them to pace ahead firmly and steadily in life with various creative and innovative skills by providing them opportunities to participate in different competitions. CMS aims at imparting such education to children that can prepare them as world leaders so that they lead the world with their broadened humanistic approach. It has enabled the gems of CMS to win the maximum number of prizes in different national and international competitions and bring laurels for the state and the nation.

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