Children should be schooled in good human values from the beginning: Dr Bharti Gandhi, Founder-Director, CMS

 

Lucknow, March 16: City Montessori School, Kanpur Road Campus organized its Divine Education Conference today in a grand fashion at the campus auditorium. CMS Founder-Director, Dr Bharti Gandhi inaugurated the function by lighting the lamp of learning. Addressing the gathering of parents on this occasion, Dr Gandhi called upon the teachers and guardians to impart good human values to children from the beginning. She said that children are born to play important roles in life as obedient sons of Almighty God and serve the world, therefore, the divine virtues like honesty, non-violence, justice and cooperation etc. should be instilled in them from the beginning.

            Besides, CMS Asharfabad Campus also organized its 'Divine Education Conference' at the school's auditorium. The meritorious students of school were awarded prizes on this occasion amidst an array of devotional items. Addressing the parents on this occasion, the Principal, Ms Trapti Dwivedi said that the whole society including parents, grandparents and neighbours, must play the dual role of providing excellent education of all subjects and building the character of students. It is these children who will take the society towards higher realms of progress and development, she said. Similarly, at the Divine Education Conference of CMS Gomti Nagar Campus I, held in the school auditorium, the Principal Mrs Abha Anant said that the school aims at providing a holistic education by empowering the students in academics, sports, co-curricular activities, arts and crafts. A child instilled with Divine Knowledge can become an ideal world citizen, an asset to his family, school and society.

            Earlier, the students of CMS Kanpur Road Campus presented many songs and dances keeping the audience glued to their seats at the 'Divine Education Conference'. World Peace Prayer, All Religion Prayer, World Parliament, skit, aerobics and many other items kept the audience engaged and spellbound. Students displayed their talents to the fullest before their parents and also displayed the CMS pattern of education inspired by the age-old philosophy of Vasudhaiv Kutumbakam and based upon the four pillars of education - knowledge, wisdom, spiritual perception and eloquent speech. The students who performed brilliantly in annual examinations and other educational and extracurricular activities were awarded prizes on this occasion. Dr Vineeta Kamran, Senior Principal of CMS Campus Road Campus, said on this occasion that CMS has taken upon its shoulder the responsibility to develop its students as 'Total Quality Persons'. She thanked the parents for gracing the function and encouraging the students.