City Montessori School Chowk Campus

Students of Grade III F, under the guidance of Teacher Facilitator Ms. Lekhni Dhaon participated in a Spoken English activity on virtues.
They shared their thoughts on kindness, honesty, courage, respect, empathy, and other values while developing confidence, communication skills, and value-based learning.

🦟 World Mosquito Day
Our young learners of classes I and II hosted an engaging special assembly to spread awareness about mosquito-borne diseases and the importance of prevention.
Through an informative skit, they shared simple precautions for staying safe from mosquito bites and keeping the surroundings clean.
An interactive quiz further strengthened their knowledge.
Kudos to our young changemakers for inspiring everyone to stay safe, healthy, and responsible!

Our Class I-E stars rocked their Spoken English Activity under the guidance of glavanizer Ms. Ruksi Mahmood.
Students mastered delightful tongue twisters like Red lorry, yellow lorry and She sells seashells.
This energetic session boosted our young learners’ pronunciation, clarity, and confidence. The classroom was filled with laughter and enthusiastic participation.

Our Class I E study shined in today’s reading session! Under the guidance of Galvanizer Ms Yameena Jafri, they explored 'A Crooked House' with amazing confidence, boosting their fluency and comprehension.
It’s wonderful watching these young minds build independent reading skills!
Their enthusiasm for storytelling truly made the book come alive during the interactive session. Each student brought unique energy to the discussion, proving that the joy of learning always starts with a great story.

Under the guidance of Ms. Muskan Kapoor, the students of KG-A enthusiastically participated in a Spoken English Activity on Picture Composition.

The children observed the picture carefully and confidently described it using simple sentences.

Students of Class III D participated in a Spoken English activity based on 'Matilda, the Reader of Books' written by Roald Dahl, under the guidance of Ms. Leena Saxena.
They discussed Matilda’s love for reading and curiosity to learn, sharing how reading helps us gain knowledge and learn independently.
The activity enhanced their confidence, vocabulary, and spoken English skill.