CMIS Coimbatore

Screens are raising our kids more than playgrounds are.

It’s time to change that.
CMIS Marathon 2026 is here with a powerful message:.
Log Out. Lean In.
Unplug & Run.

On March 1st at 6:00 AM, children aged 4 to 16 will take on a 3 KM or 4 KM run at CMIS Campus — building stamina, discipline, confidence, and real-world energy.

This is more than a race.
It’s a digital detox movement.

Entry Fee: Rs. 500
Complimentary breakfast for all participants.

Open to all parents and children.
Spots will fill fast.
Register now and let your child run toward strength, not screens.

Two categories. One strong performance.

At the LEO Badminton Academy Internal Tournament, our student stepped onto the court with focus, discipline, and confidence — and the results speak for themselves.
A Winner title in the U-13 Girls Singles and a Runner-up finish in the U-15 Girls Singles show not just talent, but consistency under pressure.

Moments like these reflect hours of practice, mental strength, and the ability to compete across age categories. Well played and well earned.

Cheer her on and celebrate the journey.

Stepping outdoors, students explored how light changes everything in a photograph.

They observed natural light, adjusted camera settings, and discovered how brightness, shadows, and angles shape a good shot. Then came the best part — applying it themselves and capturing real moments.

This hands-on experience helped students move beyond auto mode and start thinking like photographers — observing, adjusting, and clicking with intention.

Swipe through to see learning happen through the lens.

Can you stay balanced when pressure kicks in?

At the Zombie Survival Club, this wasn’t just a game — it was a test of control.
Balancing one water bottle on the hand and another on the head challenged students to slow down, focus, and stay steady even when it wasn’t easy.

Through this activity, students strengthened body balance, coordination, posture control, and motor skills. More importantly, they learned patience, self-discipline, and how calm thinking helps them perform better under pressure. Working together, following rules, and cheering each other on turned the challenge into a lesson in teamwork and sportsmanship.

Fun on the outside. Real learning underneath.

District-Level Achievement Worth Celebrating
Proud moment for CMIS as Shambavi shines at the 4th District Level Open Skating Competition – 2026.

Her dedication, discipline, and consistent practice came together on the rink, earning her well-deserved recognition at the district level.
Moments like these reflect how focus, encouragement, and early exposure to sports help children grow in confidence — both on and off the track.

Congratulations to Shambavi for skating ahead with determination.

Cheer her on and celebrate young talent with us.

Some moments don’t need instructions — just presence.

Our Mom & Me experience was all about slowing down and sharing time that truly matters. Little hands held tight, laughter flowed easily, and simple activities turned into meaningful memories.

For our children, it was comfort and joy.
For mothers, it was connection without rush.
For everyone, it was a reminder that bonding in early childhood shapes confidence, security, and happiness.

These are the moments children carry with them — long after the day ends.