CMS Cambridge Rajajipuram I

02/08/2026

02/08/2026

At CMS Cambridge Rajajipuram I, learning extends beyond the classroom—through collaboration, respect for diverse perspectives, empathy, and shared experiences that shape confident, responsible, reflective, innovative, and engaged learners. Today, we celebrate the friendships that inspire our learners to grow together, support one another, and become compassionate global citizens.

Happy Friendship Day! 💙

27/07/2026

The curriculum nurtures confident communicators, critical thinkers, and globally minded learners—and Avanya Yadav of Cambridge Grade VII exemplifies these qualities.

Congratulations to Avanya on receiving the Special Mention at the Model United Nations (MUN) hosted by Delhi Public School, Amrapali Yojana Campus. Her outstanding research, diplomacy, and public speaking skills earned her this well-deserved recognition.

Here’s to many more milestones ahead!

27/07/2026

🔬 Where Science Comes Alive!🌍✨

Curiosity took centre stage as our Cambridge Primary learners (Grades 1–5) embarked on an exciting educational visit to the Regional Science Centre, Lucknow. Through immersive 3D and dome theatre experiences on wildlife, dinosaurs, forests, and the wonders of the universe, learners explored scientific concepts beyond the classroom. Interactive exhibits and hands-on science models encouraged inquiry, observation, and critical thinking, making learning both meaningful and memorable.

The visit was a perfect blend of discovery, exploration, and experiential learning, inspiring our young scientists to question, imagine, and explore the world around them.

26/07/2026

We proudly celebrate Himanya Verma (Grade 8 Cambridge learner) for securing a perfect score of 50/50 in English, Mathematics, and Science in the Cambridge Lower Secondary Checkpoint Examination 2026.

As an internationally benchmarked assessment that measures learners’ understanding and readiness for the next stage of the Cambridge curriculum, the Cambridge Checkpoint reflects both academic excellence and strong conceptual learning.

Congratulations, Himanya! Your remarkable achievement inspires every learner to aim high and embrace excellence.

24/07/2026

The Section of our campus was proud to host the Cambridge Checkpoint Forum – Best Practices for Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary Schools, facilitated by Ms. Neha Chauhan, Cambridge Academic Advisor – North India.

The forum brought together Cambridge educators from CMS campuses, leading schools across Lucknow, and several outstation schools, creating a vibrant platform for collaboration and professional learning. Through discussions on effective classroom practices, Cambridge Checkpoint assessment, and the use of learner data, participants explored practical strategies to enhance teaching and improve student outcomes.

Reflecting the Cambridge curriculum's commitment to continuous improvement and learner-centred education, the forum strengthened a shared vision of delivering high-quality Cambridge learning experiences for every student.

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18/07/2026

Congratulations to Riddhima Singh, our Grade 10 learner, on successfully completing the 8-week "Introduction to Architecture and Design" certification offered by the Centre for Outreach and Digital Education, IIT Madras.

This interdisciplinary course introduces students to the fundamentals of design thinking, architecture, creativity, and problem-solving—essential skills for the innovators and changemakers of tomorrow.

Riddhima's achievement is a reflection of her passion for learning beyond the classroom and her willingness to embrace new challenges. We are proud of her and wish her many more milestones ahead!

17/07/2026

Where creativity meets curiosity! 🌿🎨

Our Grade 2 Cambridge learners transformed clay into vibrant ecosystems, exploring nature through observation, imagination, and hands-on discovery.

As part of our STEAM curriculum, introduced from Grade 1, they connected Science, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics while building creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.

At CMS Cambridge Rajajipuram I, the Cambridge curriculum inspires learners to explore, create, and grow with confidence. 🌍✨

15/07/2026

Learning doesn't end with homework—it begins with inquiry!

Our Vision 2028 Holiday Homework Showcase brought ideas to life as learners confidently presented innovative research projects, creative comic strips, surveys, and reflections to parents, teachers, and school leaders. Every exhibit reflected the Cambridge approach to learning—fostering curiosity, critical thinking, creativity, communication, and real-world problem-solving.

We were honoured to welcome Mrs. Maseerah Arif, Cambridge Programme Lead at CMS, our respected Senior Principal, Mrs. Nisha Pandey, and esteemed members of the Innovation Wing from the CMS Head Office, who engaged with our learners, explored their projects with genuine interest, and appreciated the depth of their research and ideas. Their interactions celebrated student voice and reaffirmed the spirit of inquiry that lies at the heart of Vision 2028 and Cambridge learning.

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15/07/2026

Splashes of fun, waves of learning!

Our learners made the most of their Pool Party by combining fun with discovery! Alongside exciting water games, they explored fascinating concepts like pool depth and why some objects float while others sink, turning play into meaningful learning. The experience nurtured confidence, teamwork, curiosity, and scientific thinking while encouraging an active and healthy lifestyle.

At CMS Cambridge Rajajipuram, every experience reflects the Cambridge philosophy of developing confident, engaged, and responsible learners through hands-on exploration.