Wave of excitement in CMS among students and parents on the start of a new academic session online

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Lucknow, July 1 : City Montessori School teachers, students and parents became joyous today as new academic session has begun online. It reflected in nearly hundred percent attendance of 56,000 students in all CMS campuses. On this occasion, the students and parents were communicated about online classes, book list, syllabus and time table etc. in detail. For the convenience of students and parents, all this information is available on CMS website www.cmseducation.org. Thus, with a systematic and regular time-table online classes have started in all 18 campuses of CMS.
            Earlier, the students and teachers of all CMS Campuses celebrated 'Vidya Ka Parv' online with great enthusiasm and zeal. On this occasion, Founders of CMS and renowned educationists, Dr Jagdish Gandhi and Dr (Mrs) Bharti Gandhi welcomed the teachers for the new academic session whereas CMS Principals guided and motivated the teachers for the all round development of students. 'Vidya Ka Parv' began online with 'School Prayer'. On this occasion, a virtual talk was held wherein students were informed about the rules of online learning, achievements of CMS, importance of discipline, significance of Prayer Assembly and safety measures to be taken for corona pandemic etc.
            Addressing the students and teachers online, CMS Founder and renowned educationist, Dr Jagdish Gandhi called upon students to get fully involved in online classes and study diligently. Dr Gandhi also guided the teachers saying that it is a period of boundless crisis prevailed in the whole world and hence, young generation must be equipped with meaningful education of which character building and global thinking must be a significant part. CMS President, Prof. Geeta Gandhi Kingdon said on this occasion that CMS teachers must be commended for their untiring efforts they put in to teach students at this trying time of corona pandemic and even improved the creative skills of students with the activities like dance, music, workshop, quiz etc. CMS Founder-Director and renowned educationist, Dr (Mrs) Bharti Gandhi open heartedly thanked all the teachers and workers for their exceptional services rendered to students.
            Mr Hari Om Sharma, Chief Public Relations Officer of CMS informed that in the months of March, April and May, online classes were running very successfully in all CMS Campuses. It has been easier for CMS than other schools to take online classes because all the basic infrastructure and equipments for online teaching were installed in CMS. CMS President Prof. Geeta Gandhi Kingdon and Director of Strategy, Mr Roshan Gandhi were the forces behind instituting E-learning department in CMS long ago. The E-learning department has 330 IT experts working under it who train the teachers of all CMS campuses to teach online by using the latest techniques. To cope up with the present time challenges, online teaching is the best option, said Mr Sharma.

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