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CMS Student Awarded in 'Unique Environment Contest'

Lucknow, August 30: Shah Ali Ammar Farooqui, a Class 9 student of City Montessori School, Rajajipuram Campus I, has secured the third prize in the 'Unique Environment Contest' organized by the 'Swayam Siddha Foundation.' This achievement reflects his innovative ideas and solutions to environmental issues like climate change. This national-level contest provides a platform for students to express their concerns about environmental issues such as climate change. Students from various prestigious schools across the country participated in the competition, showcasing their talents. In this contest, the talented CMS student demonstrated his versatile abilities, proving that he is ready to bring honor to the nation at both the national and international levels in the future. The organizers praised Shah Ali's multifaceted talent and honored him with a certificate of appreciation. CMS President, Prof. Geeta Gandhi Kingdon, wished this bright student a successful future.

Mr. Rishi Khanna, Head of Communications at CMS, mentioned that CMS consistently encourages its students to stay aware of global issues and understand their responsibilities towards the environment. Instilling a sense of responsibility towards the environment in students is essential to create a generation that values sustainability and takes active steps to protect the planet. This is why CMS students continuously leave their mark in various creative and innovative competitions, bringing pride to the school.

 

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