Hill Top School, Jamshedpur, Jharkhand Wins Overall Championship Trophy

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Lucknow, August 27: The four-day International Computer Olympiad ‘COFAS-2024’, organized by City Montessori School, Rajendra Nagar (First Campus), concluded with a grand ceremony at the CMS Kanpur Road Auditorium. The 'Award Distribution and Closing Ceremony' of COFAS-2024 was held amidst colorful educational and cultural programs. Winning participants from Thailand, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and various states of India were awarded shields, medals, and certificates. The student team from Hill Top School, Jamshedpur, Jharkhand, won the overall championship, showcasing their brilliance in knowledge and science. Meanwhile, JB Academy, Ayodhya won the runner-up trophy, proudly displaying their scientific knowledge.

At the closing ceremony of COFAS-2024, CMS students mesmerized everyone with a vibrant display of educational and cultural programs in honor of the participant student teams from across the country and abroad. The outstanding performances left the foreign guests delighted and cheerful, with the auditorium echoing with applause. Participants and team leaders from Thailand, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and various parts of India thoroughly enjoyed the musical performances. Expressing their feelings on the occasion, participants from different countries said that the love and warmth they received in Lucknow would never be forgotten.

At the closing event, Mrs. Jaishree Krishnan, convener of COFAS-2024 and Principal of CMS Rajendra Nagar campus 1, expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the participating students and invited them to join the next Computer Olympiad. On this occasion, CMS Founder Dr. Bharti Gandhi blessed the students and inspired them to serve society as global citizens by eliminating all differences. Dr. Gandhi emphasized that the time has come for student power to unite and launch a campaign for ‘World Unity and World Peace.’

Mr. Rishi Khanna, Head of the CMS Communications Department, informed that on the fourth and final day of COFAS-2024, the final round of the Computer Quiz competition ‘Jeu-Concours’ was held in the morning session. After the written round, JB Academy, Ayodhya, U.P. was declared the winner. The participating students showcased their exceptional computer knowledge in this highly engaging competition.

Mr. Khanna further mentioned that the four-day International Computer Olympiad ‘COFAS-2024’ saw enthusiastic participation from young scientists from various countries, who displayed their talents and demonstrated that the future generation is eager to advance and achieve great things.

 

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