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The Power of Positive Self-Image

Principal's Corner

Here are a few simple strategies, inspired by these principles, that can be practised at home:

Celebrate uniqueness: Help children appreciate their individuality and view challenges as learning opportunities.

Use positive affirmations: Phrases like “You are capable of…” or “You grow through effort” help reframe self-talk. Model resilience and self-compassion: Children learn most from what they observe. Praise effort over results: Reinforce perseverance, not just achievements. Monitor media influence: Discuss unrealistic portrayals and promote healthy perspectives. Daily practices such as setting small goals, and maintaining open communication, practicing simple mindfulness exercises help reinforce a strong sense of self.

At Chanderbala Modi Academy, we integrate Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) across the curriculum to support self-awareness, empathy, and confidence. We value your partnership in extending these lessons into daily life.

I strongly encourage you to read Psycho-Cybernetics—not only as a parent but as an individual. Its insights are timeless, actionable, and deeply relevant in today’s parenting journey.

Together, let us raise children who believe in themselves and approach life with courage and grace.

Warm regards,

Ramjee Nagarajan

Principal

Chanderbala Modi Academy

Dear Parents,

In today’s rapidly evolving world, children face countless influences that shape how they view themselves. Now, more than ever, helping them develop a healthy self-image is essential to their academic success, emotional well-being, and social development. As primary role models, your influence in reinforcing this self-belief is both powerful and profound.

Self-image refers to the inner portrait each child holds of themselves—their capabilities, worth, and place in the world. A positive self-image instils confidence, motivates effort, and fosters resilience. Conversely, a poor self-image can lead to self-doubt and hesitation. So how can we, as caring adults, help nurture a mindset that uplifts and empowers?

One highly recommended resource is Psycho-Cybernetics by Dr. Maxwell Maltz. This transformative book explores how altering our internal beliefs can profoundly shape our external realities. Dr. Maltz likens the mind to a “goal-striving mechanism” and encourages readers to visualise success, dismantle limiting beliefs, and build empowering mental habits. Its insights are especially relevant for parents looking to guide their children with both wisdom and empathy.

Carnival of Joy: A Colourful Celebration of Early Learning at CMA

Ankleshwar : 4th April 2025

Childhood is the most beautiful of all life's seasons—at CMA, we celebrate it with colour, creativity, and curiosity!

The campus of Chanderbala Modi Academy buzzed with laughter, colour, and excitement as it opened its doors to parents, children, friends, and extended families for the much-anticipated Pre-Primary Carnival 2025. Designed to showcase the dynamic and joyful world of learning that defines our Nursery to Sr. KG programme, the event turned the school grounds into a wonderland of discovery and delight.

As families entered under a canopy of festive colours and laughter, they were welcomed into a world where learning takes the form of play, wonder, and creative exploration. Each zone of the carnival was thoughtfully curated to reflect the school’s commitment to holistic, hands-on learning. Guests were immersed in activities ranging from puppet storytelling and shadow art to rocket building and traditional games, offering an authentic glimpse into how young learners at CMA grow intellectually, socially, and emotionally.

Decorated with festive themes and interactive zones, the carnival offered an immersive experience that beautifully captured the essence of early childhood education at CMA—one that is playful, purposeful, and full of possibilities

Children fluttered through the “Butterfly Bliss” area, joyfully symbolising their transformation and growth, while the “Circus Fun” corner echoed with giggles as children and parents played ring toss, juggled balloons, and spun wheels of fortune. The “Celestial Pioneers” section inspired budding scientists to build rockets and trace constellations, transporting everyone into a space-themed adventure. Meanwhile, the vibrant “Tarnetar Mela” brought a traditional flair, with mehendi designs, satodiyo games, jewellery making, and umbrella decoration blending culture with creativity in the most heartwarming way.

One of the most enchanting experiences was the Shadow Play area, where children and adults guessed shadows, created silhouette art, and listened to imaginative puppet stories. The entire event was dotted with themed selfie zones, turning fun-filled moments into lasting memories. Parents also had the opportunity to interact with teachers, explore classrooms, and experience firsthand how CMA nurtures a joyful and meaningful approach to education.Adding a delicious twist to the day was the “CMA Little Chef” corner, where young culinary artists teamed up with their parents for exciting no-fire cooking experiences. From layering colourful sandwiches to assembling fruit skewers and sweet treats, it was a hands-on celebration of teamwork, taste, and tiny talents at work. The pride on the children’s faces as they served their creations was matched only by the joy of the parents sharing in the experience.

“Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.”

The carnival wasn’t just an event—it was a celebration of learning, family, and community. It reminded everyone present that education in the early years is not confined to books and blackboards, but lives in stories, games, art, science, and love. As families left with handcrafted souvenirs, beaming smiles, and hearts full of memories, the message was clear: at CMA, learning begins with wonder, and every child’s journey is a beautiful story waiting to unfold.

Learning Beyond the Classroom: Exploring Habitats

Ankleshwar: 9th April, 2025

The students of Grade IV-C embarked on an exciting field trip around the school campus as part of their Science curriculum. The objective of the trip was to explore various habitats and observe the different plants and animals that live in them.

This hands-on learning experience gave students the opportunity to connect their classroom knowledge with the world around them. As they explored different areas of the campus, they observed and identified various plants, insects, birds, and small animals, discussing how each habitat supports diverse forms of life. Guided by their Science teacher, Ms. Swati Muley, the students closely examined the unique features of each natural setting, deepening their understanding of ecosystems in a fun and engaging way.

The field trip sparked curiosity, encouraged inquiry-based learning, and made the topic of habitats come alive. The students thoroughly enjoyed this interactive approach to learning and returned to class eager to share their observations and insights.

Echoes of Martyrdom: A Tribute to Jallianwala Bagh

Ankleshwar : 4th April 2025

“They died not in vain, for their silence echoed louder than a thousand voices, and their sacrifice lit the torch of freedom.”

To honour the memory of the innocent souls who fell to the bullets at Jallianwala Bagh — a tragic chapter etched in blood and silence — the Social Science Department of Chanderbala Modi Academy conducted a special morning assembly that stirred both heart and history. Held on the eve of the massacre’s anniversary, the assembly was more than a tribute; it was a soulful reflection on courage, resistance, and the price of freedom. Through a thoughtfully curated sequence of events, students and teachers came together to remember those who laid down their lives — paving the path for India’s independence.

The programme commenced with a soulful morning prayer led by Tirth Parmar (XI Science), invoking a reflective atmosphere among the students and teachers. This was followed by the Word of the Day, presented by Arunima S. Jith (XI Science), and the Thought of the Day by Gresy Kalaria (XI Commerce) — both aligned with themes of patriotism and selfless sacrifice.

The latest updates were delivered during the News segment by Riddhi Goyal (XI Science), after which a poignant Hindi poem, rich in emotion and nationalism, was recited by Anushree Goswami (XI Commerce).

The highlight of the assembly was a short skit narrated by Priyanka Dangi (XI Commerce) and performed by a group of students, powerfully re-enacting the tragedy that unfolded on April 13, 1919, at Jallianwala Bagh in Amritsar. The entire programme was anchored confidently by Khushi Shah (XI Commerce) and Dhruv Mani (IX A), who guided the audience through the sequence of events with dignity and poise.

The assembly concluded with an address by the Principal, Mr. Ramjee Nagarajan, who reflected on the significance of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre in India’s freedom struggle. He urged the students to remember the incident not just as a historical fact, but as a symbol of resistance and courage. To pay homage to the lives lost, he requested everyone to observe a minute of silence, creating a moving moment of collective remembrance. He also appreciated the efforts of the Social Science Department for curating such a thought-provoking and impactful assembly, commending the students for their heartfelt performances and meaningful expressions.

The assembly was a befitting tribute to the martyrs of Jallianwala Bagh, and a powerful reminder to the younger generation of the importance of preserving peace, justice, and national pride.

Our Young Botanists at Work!

Ankleshwar: 16th April,2025

Grade-III students at Chanderbala Modi Academy are diving into the vibrant world of flowers with curiosity and enthusiasm. As part of their science lessons, they are learning to identify and label the various parts of a flower — including the stigma, style, and ovary (female parts), as well as the anther and filament (male parts).

The budding botanists have also begun exploring the process of pollination, gaining an understanding of how it plays a vital role in the formation of seeds. With real flowers in hand, students are actively observing, identifying, and engaging with the topic in a hands-on and interactive way.

This activity has not only enhanced their scientific understanding but has also sparked a deeper appreciation for the beauty and complexity of the natural world.

Meditation Session Conducted at Chanderbala Modi Academy

Ankleshwar: 17th April,2025

Today, Chanderbala Modi Academy organized an enriching meditation session led by Mr. Manish Nahar and Mr. Bhargav Sinh Solanki, both passionate volunteers of the Isha Foundation, established by Sadhguru. Mr. Manish Nahar, a proud alumnus of the school, returned to his roots with a sense of purpose and gratitude, joining hands with Mr. Solanki to share the transformative tools of inner wellbeing.

The session witnessed enthusiastic participation from over 300 students, parents, and teachers. Informative videos highlighting the significance of meditation and the philosophy of the Isha Foundation were shown, followed by a guided session that introduced participants to simple yet powerful meditation techniques aimed at promoting inner balance and mental clarity.

The programme concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks delivered by Ms. Chitrita Manji, Secondary School Coordinator, who expressed deep appreciation to the facilitators for their time, wisdom, and inspiring presence. The session left a lasting impact and encouraged all attendees to incorporate mindfulness into their daily lives.

Special Assembly on Good Friday by Gandhi House at Chanderbala Modi Academy

Ankleshwar: 17th April, 2025

Chanderbala Modi Academy not only nourishes young minds with the charm of academics but also enriches them with some core values taken from the social, religious and spiritual arena.

In this connection, to observe the solemn occasion of Good Friday, Gandhi House of Chanderbala Modi Academy conducted a reflective and meaningful Special Assembly on April 17, 2025. The assembly aimed to enlighten students about the significance of this sacred day and the timeless message of love, sacrifice, and forgiveness.

The programme commenced with a graceful introduction by the comperers, Riddhi and Aarav, who set the tone for the assembly. This was followed by a soulful prayer led by Vivaan, invoking divine blessings and peace

To inspire the gathering, Simran and Aarya presented a thought for the day that emphasized the power of forgiveness. Aalia enriched the audience’s vocabulary with the word of the day, Redemption, connecting it aptly to the spirit of Good Friday. Keeping everyone informed, Navya presented the latest national, international, and school news headlines.

A heartfelt speech by Gloria beautifully articulated the meaning of Good Friday and the virtues it upholds, drawing parallels with Indian values of compassion and sacrifice. The highlight of the programme was a moving skit performed by the students of Grades 7 and 8, focused on the value of sacrifice and compassion. The theatrical performance was a blend of proscenium and participative theatre which made the audience spellbound.

The audience was further uplifted by a melodious rendition of hymns that brought a peaceful and spiritual ambiance to the assembly. Adding a touch of interaction and engagement, Ananya and Anushree conducted a short yet impactful quiz on Good Friday, testing the students’ understanding of the day’s message and history.

The Senior Coordinator, Mr. Vinod Thakre, addressed the gathering with words of encouragement and wisdom, urging students to imbibe the values of empathy and selflessness in their everyday lives.

Nurturing Nature: Chanderbala Modi Academy’s Earth Day Endeavour

Ankleshwar: 17th April, 2025

Preserve and cherish the pale blue dot, the only home we’ve ever known.

Chanderbala Modi Academy came alive on April 22nd with vibrant colours, youthful energy, and a deep commitment to environmental stewardship as it celebrated Earth Day with great enthusiasm and purpose. The event served as a powerful reminder of our collective duty to preserve and protect our planet for future generations.

The day unfolded with a variety of eco-conscious and creative activities, involving students from every class, each expressing their love for the Earth in unique and meaningful ways:

• Classes I to IV: The youngest learners from primary school created bright, compelling posters on the theme "Save Earth," using their creativity to deliver strong messages of conservation. Their artwork lit up the school corridors, inspiring all who passed by.

• Classes V and VI: Through an Art Trail with Waste Material, these students transformed everyday waste into imaginative works of art, emphasizing the importance of reusing and recycling.

• Class VII: Students took to advocacy by crafting and displaying bold, thought-provoking slogans such as “Green Today, Clean Tomorrow” and “There is No Planet B,” turning school walls into powerful platforms for awareness.

• Class VIII: These students connected directly with nature by planting saplings in the school garden. Each plant represented a step toward a greener, cleaner future.

• Classes IX and XI: The senior students used their artistic talents to create stunning wall murals that captured the beauty of Earth and the urgent need to protect it. Their murals stood as lasting tributes to Mother Nature.

• From the joyful hands of young children to the thoughtful creativity of senior students, Earth Day at Chanderbala Modi Academy was not merely an event—it was a vibrant movement fuelled by awareness, responsibility, and love for the Earth.

  The celebration left a lasting impression, reminding all that every small action counts when it comes to safeguarding our shared home.

Shakespeare Speaks Again

Ankleshwar: 17th April, 2025

Celebrating World English Language Day with the Bard

Recognizing the vital role of language in shaping minds and connecting cultures, the Department of English at Chanderbala Modi Academy proudly celebrated World English Language Day with a one-of-a-kind morning assembly titled “An Assembly with the Bard” on 23rd April 2025 — a date of great literary significance, marking both the birth and death anniversary of William Shakespeare, the legendary playwright and a towering figure in the English language. The celebration served not just as a tribute to Shakespeare, but as a powerful reminder of the beauty, versatility, and global importance of English in today’s world.

The assembly opened

with a theatrical and imaginative entrance by none other than William Shakespeare himself -brilliantly portrayed by Aayush Shandaliya, who greeted the audience in classic Elizabethan style. With wit, warmth, and wisdom, he introduced the significance of the day, urging students to explore the beauty, power, and joy of the English language.

The proceedings began with a soulful prayer led by the school choir,

The assembly concluded with a thought-provoking address by the Principal Sir, who appreciated the effort and creativity of the students and staff, emphasizing the lifelong value of language and literature.

In his final bow, Shakespeare left the audience with the iconic lines,

“All the world’s a stage, and we are merely players…”,

encouraging everyone to continue learning, speaking, and loving the English language.

The assembly was not only educational but also entertaining, truly capturing the spirit of the language it celebrated. It will be remembered as a morning filled with words, wisdom, and wonder.

Followed by the Thought of the Day by Krisha Modi, emphasizing the transformative power of words. The Word of the Day- Viyaan Rana and Pratha Shah segment introduced a new vocabulary word, helping students enrich their language skills.

This was followed by a thoughtful speech by Kavya Gakhre, who spoke eloquently about the richness of the English language and the joy of reading, reminding everyone of the assembly's dual celebration: World English Language Day and World Book Day.

The assembly took a creative turn with a witty and educational skit titled “The Great Grammar Debate,” where punctuation marks and parts of speech battled in a humorous courtroom setting to assert their importance in the language. It was followed by a powerful monologue from Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar — the famous speech by Mark Antony, skillfully delivered by Tirth Parmar, leaving the audience enthralled.

Adding excitement to the mix, the event included “A Minute with Shakespeare” conducted by Utsavi Shah and Kavya Patel, a fast-paced quiz on English trivia, and a Tongue Twister Challenge conducted by Devshubra Majee and Jency Daudat, where students and teachers tested their articulation skills to great laughter and applause.

Skill-Building Sessions Conducted by JCI Ankleshwar at Chanderbala Modi Academy

Ankleshwar : 24th April 2025

Chanderbala Modi Academy not only focuses on academic excellence but also emphasizes the holistic development of its students. In line with this vision, a series of impactful life skill sessions were organized on 24th April 2025 for the students of Grades VIII, IX, and XI in collaboration with JCI Ankleshwar. The sessions aimed at nurturing essential life skills and were conducted by esteemed members of JCI.

Ruchi Lohiya spoke on Manners and Etiquettes, stressing the importance of respectful behaviour, appropriate social conduct, and personal grooming. Manish Mehta addressed Emotions Management, guiding students on understanding and handling their feelings in a healthy manner. Darshan Jani enlightened students on Time Management by offering practical tips to plan, prioritize, and use time effectively. Satyam Chouhan led a session on Communication, focusing on the art of listening, speaking confidently, and expressing oneself clearly. JC Purvi Rajput delivered a motivating session on Leadership, encouraging students to take initiative, act responsibly, and make thoughtful decisions. Almost 250 students from Grades VIII, IX, and XI enthusiastically participated and benefitted from these enriching sessions.

The sessions were highly interactive, informative, and well-received by the students, who participated with enthusiasm and curiosity. The initiative served as a valuable platform for personal growth, helping students gain skills that go beyond the classroom.

Principal Mr. Ramjee Nagarajan Commented, “At Chanderbala Modi Academy, we believe in preparing our students not just for exams, but for life. These sessions conducted by JCI Ankleshwar are a testament to our commitment towards nurturing responsible, confident, and well-rounded individuals. We are grateful for this meaningful collaboration.”

The programme was well coordinated by Mr. Ananda Mukherjee, Ms. Nisha Jimmy from the Department of English, Ms. Jalpa Pillai, School social media in charge, and a dedicated group of teachers, whose collective efforts ensured the smooth conduct and success of the event.

Physics in Motion: Unravelling the Universe at CMA – World Physics Day 2025

Ankleshwar: 25th April,2025

World Physics Day, celebrated every year on 24th April, recognizes the essential role of physics in unravelling the mysteries of the universe and driving technological innovation. The year 2025 holds special significance, having been declared the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology (IYQ), with the aim of fostering global awareness about the transformative advancements in quantum science that are shaping the future.

At Chanderbala Modi Academy, where scientific curiosity and innovation are strongly nurtured, World Physics Day was celebrated with great zeal and intellectual excitement on 25th April 2025. Committed to cultivating a deep appreciation for science among its students, the school organized the event not merely to highlight the wonders of physics but also to ignite a spirit of exploration and critical thinking in young minds.

The celebration began with a warm welcome and an insightful introduction to World Physics Day by Prince Saxsena of Grade XII-A, who highlighted the significance of the day and its global relevance. This was followed by a soulful prayer sung by the school choir, setting a thoughtful and respectful tone for the day.

Jinal Bararia presented the Word of the Day – Inertia – explaining it as the tendency of an object to resist any change in its state of rest or motion, a foundational concept in classical physics. The Thought of the Day was delivered by Navya, who emphasized the timeless nature of scientific inquiry with the inspiring quote: "Science is a way of thinking much more than it is a body of knowledge." Following this, Arunima Sreejith presented the News Headlines, sharing the latest updates from the world of science and technology, keeping the audience engaged and informed.

The highlight of the celebration was a series of live Activity Demonstrations performed by students, showcasing various physics principles in action:

• Activity 1: Pressure

• Gaurang Markad and Arnav Markad demonstrated how carrying a bag with a thin strap causes more discomfort compared to one with a broader strap, effectively explaining that pressure is inversely proportional to the area of contact.

• Activity 2: Friction

• Siya Piludaria and Aryan Nair explored the fascinating force of friction by interleaving the pages of two books. Despite vigorous attempts, the books could not be separated, showcasing the strong frictional force between the surfaces.

• Activity 3: Newton’s Disc

• Kavya Dadhaniya captivated the audience by spinning a disc painted with VIBGYOR colours. As it rotated rapidly, the disc appeared white, vividly proving that white light is composed of seven colours.

• Activity 4: Newton’s Third Law of Motion

• Siya Piludaria and Kavya Dadhaniya brought Newton’s famous law to life by releasing inflated balloons and observing them rush forward, demonstrating that every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

• Activity 5: Refraction of Light

• Kavya amazed everyone by showing how a water-filled bottle could invert an arrow when viewed from the opposite side, clearly illustrating the bending of light—or refraction.

Activity 6: Tesla Coil

• Aryan wowed the audience with a Tesla Coil demonstration, lighting discharge tubes wirelessly—a spectacular example of electromagnetic induction in action.

• Activity 7: Gyroscope

• Tirth skillfully showcased the gyroscopic principle by spinning a bicycle rim, which remained balanced even after one supporting string was removed, explaining the conservation of angular momentum.

The celebration concluded with Tirth Parmar, who summarized the key learnings of the day and expressed heartfelt gratitude to all participants and organizers. This was followed by an inspiring address by our Principal, Mr. Ramjee Nagarajan, who applauded the dedicated efforts of both students and teachers. He emphasized the vital role of nurturing scientific curiosity and fostering a spirit of inquiry among young minds, encouraging them to explore the wonders of physics and beyond.

The event ended on a patriotic note with the National Anthem, filling the hall with pride and unity.

In reflection, World Physics Day 2025 at CMA was more than just a celebration—it was a vibrant, hands-on journey into the fascinating laws that govern our universe. Through creative demonstrations and enthusiastic participation, students not only learned, but truly lived the magic of physics.

Grade - V Students Explored Monocot and Dicot Seeds

Ankleshwar: 25th April,2025

Students of Grade V-A actively learned about monocot and dicot seeds as part of their science curriculum. Through observation and hands-on activities, they identified the differences between the two types of seeds, understood their structures, and discovered how each develops into a plant.

The activity sparked curiosity and encouraged scientific thinking among the learners.

Celebrating Rhythm and Expression: Special Assembly -International Dance Day

Ankleshwar; 29th APRIL 2025

“The dance is a poem of which each movement is a word.”

Dance is more than just movement—it is a powerful form of expression that transcends language, connects cultures, and nurtures both the body and soul. Recognizing its value in fostering creativity, emotional well-being, and cultural appreciation, the students of Class VII-A presented a vibrant special assembly in honour of International Dance Day. The event reflected the school’s ongoing efforts to provide students with meaningful opportunities for artistic growth and self-expression.

The assembly began with a soulful Sanskrit prayer recited by Saksham Kulkarni, followed by Dhvanil Rawat who presented global dance news, emphasizing the far-reaching influence of this dynamic art form. Aliya Laheri delivered a heartfelt message with expressive gestures, highlighting the physical, emotional, and therapeutic benefits of dance. A compelling speech by Sakshi Thakur advocated for the inclusion of dance in children's education as a medium to enhance confidence, discipline, and creativity.

The assembly came alive with a series of spectacular performances:

• Nandika Sachdev showcased the elegance of Kathak,

• Shreyansh Solanki brought energy with a Portuguese cowboy dance,

• Niyanta Kumar presented a lively Korean dance,

• Pearl Patel performed the traditional Canadian Red River jig, and

• Rajvi Raulji set the stage ablaze with a dynamic Hip Hop routine from the USA.

These performances celebrated the cultural richness and versatility of dance, reinforcing its role as a unifying force across the world. The assembly left the audience inspired and appreciative of the universal language of movement and rhythm.

Celebrating Gujarat Sthapna Diwas with Pride and Purpose: A Special Assembly by Nehru House

Ankleshwar: 30th April 2025

Chanderbala Modi Academy proudly commemorated Gujarat Sthapna Diwas with a vibrant and meaningful morning assembly conducted by Nehru House.

The celebration beautifully showcased the rich cultural heritage, historical significance, and indomitable spirit of Gujarat through a blend of traditional performances, informative presentations, and inspiring speeches.

The assembly began with a two-minute silence in memory of the victims of the Pahalgaon terrorist attack, which occurred on 22nd April 2025.

This solemn tribute reminded everyone of the importance of unity, peace, and resilience in the face of adversity.

The program was hosted with poise and energy by Yarmi Sheladia and Saksham Kulkarni, who guided the event seamlessly.

The assembly began with a Sanskrit shloka chanted by Arya Ribadiya, followed by a Gujarati prayer that calmed the atmosphere and set a spiritual tone. This was followed by the Word of the Day, presented by Vansh and Neerja, and a motivational Thought of the Day shared by Siddhi Mishra. Siddhi Bharati kept everyone informed with the day’s news highlights.

As the celebration of Gujarat's rich legacy began, an informative speech on Gujarat Sthapna Diwas was delivered by Rhythm Singh and Shantanu Gautam, who spoke passionately about the history, values, and achievements of the state. Aadhya Ghariya further added to the pride by reciting a beautiful poem on Gujarat, celebrating its glorious traditions and vibrant culture. It was followed by a thought-provoking poem on the pride and heritage of Gujarat by Riyaan, a student of Class 4. A group of Nehru House students then performed a melodious song that celebrated the essence of Gujarat, followed by a captivating Garba dance performance that won everyone’s hearts.

A group of talented Nehru House students performed a melodious group song that resonated with patriotic fervour and pride. The celebration reached its peak with a lively Garba dance performance that captivated everyone’s hearts and brought alive the vibrant spirit of Gujarat.

A special highlight of the assembly was the screening of glimpses from the IIMUN Conference, which received enthusiastic applause from the audience. The video reflected the confidence, leadership, and active participation of CMA students in global platforms.

Towards the end, Principal Sir addressed the gathering with an inspiring and informative speech. He elaborated on the wide range of sports activities available at the school, introduced the team of expert coaches, and motivated students to take full advantage of these opportunities for

physical and personal growth. He praised Nehru House for presenting such a well-organised and meaningful assembly.

The event concluded with the National Anthem, filling the atmosphere with pride and unity. The assembly was appreciated by all and successfully combined remembrance,celebration, and inspiration—truly honouring the spirit of Gujarat.