C M International School

🏆 Golden Glory for Maharashtra! 🏆

The Maharashtra Table Tennis Team clinched the Gold Medal at the 67th National School Games 2025-26 (Under-14 Boys) held from 16th April to 22nd April 2026 🥇🏓

We are immensely proud to share that Mohil Thakur of Inspiring VIII-A was a key member of this victorious Maharashtra team, bringing great honor to the school with his outstanding performance. 🌟

Your dedication, hard work, and determination have truly made all of us proud, Mohil! 🙌

Congratulations to Mohil, the entire Maharashtra team, coaches, and parents for this remarkable achievement!

🌸 Awareness Session on Puberty and Menstruation 🌸

An insightful and engaging session on Puberty and Menstruation was conducted for students of Classes 5th to 12th by Ms Shristi Singh.

The session aimed at creating awareness, building confidence and helping students understand the physical emotional and psychological changes during adolescence. Through open discussions and interactive activities students were encouraged to ask questions and clear their doubts in a safe and supportive environment 💬✨

It was wonderful to see such enthusiastic participation from our students making the session both meaningful and impactful 🌟

We believe that informed students grow into confident individuals 💫

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*Books vs Screens – A Powerful Special Assembly by Empowering IIIE!*

On the occasion of World Book Day, the Empowering IIIE students of C M International School presented a thought-provoking courtroom drama titled “The Case of Books vs Screens.” The performance beautifully highlighted the importance of reading while encouraging the balanced and mindful use of technology.

In the courtroom, both Books and Screens presented their arguments. Books reminded everyone that “Today a reader, tomorrow a leader,” emphasizing the timeless value of reading. Screens, on the other hand, showcased how technology can make learning interactive, engaging and easily accessible.

The message became even more impactful through real-life witnesses. A student spoke about distractions caused by excessive screen time, a teacher highlighted how books build strong fundamentals and a parent expressed concern over the growing dependence on screens. Together, they reinforced the important lesson that “Too much of anything is harmful.”

In the final verdict, the court concluded that books remain the true foundation of learning, while screens should be used wisely and in moderation.

Final Message: Use technology smartly, but never replace the habit of reading. Choose Books Before Screens!

🏀 Ekatvam Interschool Basketball Competition 2026–27 🏀
Organised by C M International School, Balewadi
With great enthusiasm and competitive spirit, the Under-14 category of the Ekatvam Interschool Basketball Competition witnessed remarkable performances by young talented players from various schools. 🌟

🏆 Under-14 Boys Results:
🥇 Winner: Army Public School
🥈 1st Runner-Up: Paranjpe Vidya Mandir
🥉 2nd Runner-Up: C M International School, Balewadi

🏆 Under-14 Girls Results:
🥇 Winner: The Kalyani School, Manjiri
🥈 1st Runner-Up: City Pride School, Moshi
🥉 2nd Runner-Up: C M International School, Balewadi

🌟 Best Player Awards (U-14):
🏀 Arnav (Boys) – Army Public School
🏀 Guneet (Girls) – The Kalyani School, Manjiri

Heartiest congratulations to all the participating schools for showcasing exceptional talent, teamwork, and sportsmanship. 👏

Kudos to all the winners for their outstanding achievements! 🏆
A big thank you to all the coaches for their constant encouragement and efforts in nurturing young athletes. 🙌

The Prize Distribution Ceremony was graced by the esteemed presence of Ms. Iqbal Kaur Rana, Principal, C M International School, Balewadi, who motivated the students with her inspiring words. 🌟

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Sanskrit Sarala Examination – A Proud Achievement ✨📚

C M International School proudly conducted the Sanskrit Sarala Examination of Sanskrit Bharati during the academic year 2025–26. This initiative provided our students with a valuable platform to strengthen their Sanskrit language skills and deepen their appreciation for our rich cultural and linguistic heritage.

We are delighted to share that our students participated with great enthusiasm and performed exceptionally well. Their dedication and interest truly reflect a strong commitment to preserving and promoting our traditions.

🌟 Special Recognition
We are immensely proud of our achievers who secured 100% marks in the examination:
Avleen Mehta & Vaishnavi Pathare (Grade 7) 👏📖

Heartfelt appreciation to our students for their sincere efforts, to our teachers for their constant guidance and encouragement, and to our parents for their unwavering support.

We look forward to many more such enriching academic experiences in the years to come. 🌿📖

Our school turned into a world of stories, imagination, and endless possibilities as we celebrated World Book Day with great excitement.

Books came alive not just in pages, but in voices, expressions, and curious minds. Our students from Grade 3 onwards brought along their favorite storybooks—each one a doorway to a new adventure. As they stepped forward to present their 5–6 minute summaries, the classroom transformed into a stage of storytellers, thinkers, and confident young speakers. Every story shared was a glimpse into a child’s imagination and understanding.

Meanwhile, our little readers of Grades 1 and 2 were taken on magical journeys through engaging storytelling sessions. With every word read aloud, their eyes widened with wonder, proving that the love for reading begins with listening, feeling, and dreaming.

A book is never just a book—it is a friend, a teacher, and a guide. It teaches us to think, to feel, to question, and to grow. In a world full of distractions, today reminded us that a quiet moment with a book can spark the loudest ideas.

We didn’t just celebrate books today—we celebrated curiosity, confidence, and creativity. Because when a child reads, a future is written.

Let’s keep turning pages, building dreams, and nurturing minds—one story at a time.

*World Book Day Celebration* 📖

World Book Day is celebrated every year on 23rd April to honor the power of books and reading. Books are our best friends that open doors to imagination, knowledge, and new worlds. They teach us, inspire us, and help us grow into better human beings.

To instill the love for reading from an early age, the pre-primary students of C M International School celebrated World Book Day on 23rd April 2026 with great excitement.

Teachers turned into storytellers for the day, reading aloud colorful picture books and fairy tales that left the tiny tots spellbound. Through interactive storytelling sessions, children learned how books help us speak better, think better, and dream bigger.

The celebration aimed to sow the seeds of reading habits early, because a child who reads today becomes a leader tomorrow. 📚✨

*🎨✨ World Art Day Celebration – Special Assembly by Empowering IVB ✨🎨*

Creativity, imagination and self-expression came alive at C M International School as the students of Empowering IVB conducted a vibrant Special Assembly on 22nd April 2026 to celebrate World Art Day.

Through engaging performances, thoughtful presentations and expressive acts, our young learners beautifully conveyed that art is much more than colours on paper — it is a powerful way to express emotions, ideas and individuality. The assembly encouraged everyone to think creatively, appreciate different perspectives and embrace the freedom of expression.

The confidence, enthusiasm and creativity displayed by the students truly reflected the spirit of art and innovation. Their inspiring efforts reminded us of the importance of nurturing imagination and allowing every child to shine in their own unique way.

🌍 Earth Day Celebration – Nurturing Young Earth Warriors 🌿
Our school celebrated Earth Day with great enthusiasm and a deep sense of responsibility towards Mother Earth. The theme of the day, “Our Power, Our Planet,” inspired students to realize that even small actions can create a big impact in protecting our environment.
The campus came alive in beautiful shades of blue as students dressed in blue outfits, symbolizing our planet and its life-giving water. Classrooms were creatively decorated with meaningful boards, vibrant drawings, and powerful messages spreading awareness about environmental conservation.
Aligned with our No Plastic Challenge, students were encouraged to say no to plastic and adopt eco-friendly habits. They actively learned to avoid plastic bags, bottles, and wrappers, and instead use steel bottles, cloth bags, and reusable lunch boxes. They also understood the importance of segregating waste, reusing materials, and protecting our rivers, oceans, and wildlife.
A special assembly was conducted where students confidently shared their thoughts on saving the Earth. The highlight of the day was the Earth Day pledge, where everyone promised to keep the environment clean, green, and plastic-free.
This celebration was not just an event but a meaningful step towards building lifelong habits. Our young learners truly emerged as responsible “Earth Warriors,” ready to use their power to protect our planet and create a cleaner today for a safer tomorrow.
“Be Fantastic, Say No to Plastic!” 🌱✨
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