Divine Education instills values and traditions in children :Dr Bharti Gandhi

Lucknow, March 18 : At the Divine Education Function organized by City Montessori School, Aliganj Campus II, the Founder-Director of City Montessori School, Dr Bharti Gandhi addressed the parents and guardians of the school saying that good human values and traditions are instilled in children and all round development takes place at the Divine Education Conference. In this context, the atmosphere of the home and school must be peaceful and Divine so that good virtues naturally enter their minds by the parents, teachers and teacher-guardian, she said.’ Dr Gandhi said that meaningful education has a positive and lifelong influence on children as it widens their thinking horizon. Earlier, Dr Bharti Gandhi lit the lamp of learning and inaugurated the programme. She honoured the students who had secured merit in their final examinations as well as the winners of gold and silver medals in co-curricular activities.Principal of CMS Aliganj Campus II, Ms Samvida Adhikari expressed her gratitude towards the distinguished gathering of parents and guardians and said that their presence greatly motivates the children and leads thm to make great achievements in future.

               Today, the Divine Education Conference of CMS Rajajipuram Campus III was organized at CMS Kanpur Road Auditorium. The conference was inaugurated by the CMS Manager, Prof. Geeta Gandhi Kingdon by lighting the Lamp of learning. In her address Prof. Kingdon said that every child wants to do something new in life. If these children are imparted quality education and good human values at the right age, they will definitely rise above the rest and show their outstanding abilities in future, bringing name and fame to the institution.The students presented an eyeful of achievements in various fields and highlighted the CMS philosophy and pattern of education based upon universal values, global thinking, excellence in all things and service to the world. On this momentous occasion the little ones of pre-primary and primary classes were honoured with certificates, medals and trophies for their outstanding performance in academics, music, art and culture.