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CMS student Aarna Bajpai becomes National Champion

Lucknow, February 25 : Aarna Bajpai, a brilliant student of Class 11 at City Montessori School, Kanpur Road Campus, has brought glory to Lucknow by winning the title of National Champion in the prestigious PACT Star Competition held at the all-India level. In recognition of her outstanding achievement, Aarna has been honoured with a cash prize of Rs. 50,000/-. CMS Manager, Prof. Geeta Gandhi Kingdon, expressed immense happiness on Aarna’s success and wished her a bright future. This information was given by Mr. Rishi Khanna, Head, Communications, CMS. He informed that in the grand finale of the competition, eight students from prestigious schools across the country participated. Aarna secured the first prize by delivering the best presentation on Environment and Rainwater Harvesting. She impressed everyone by answering the jury’s questions with precision and demonstrated her commitment to environmental conservation, water conservation, and sustainable social development. Through her presentation, Aarna exhibited a humanitarian and global perspective, emphasizing the responsible and wise utilization of natural resources. Organizers of the competition highly appreciated her creative thinking, awareness, and dedication toward a clean and beautiful environment, and honoured her for her remarkable vision.

        Mr. Khanna stated that CMS not only focuses on the intellectual development of its students but also actively encourages them to engage in social and creative activities. This is why CMS students consistently leave a lasting impression in various creative and innovative competitions, bringing glory to their institution.

 

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