City Montessori School (CMS) recorded strong results at the Compudon Junior Season VI Championship, a national-level competition aligned with global digital literacy benchmarks.
The championship saw participation from 243 schools and nearly 10,000 students across India. The assessment framework focuses on digital literacy, cyber safety, artificial intelligence (AI) awareness, critical thinking and media literacy—skills essential for informed decision-making and responsible engagement in a digital environment.
From CMS, 472 students across campuses appeared for the Level 1 examination. Of these, 166 students qualified for the India Finals, reflecting consistent preparation and conceptual clarity in digital competencies.
Prof. Geeta Gandhi Kingdon, CMS Manager, said, “These achievements reflect the focused efforts of our students and teachers in strengthening digital literacy, critical thinking and problem-solving skills. In an age shaped by artificial intelligence and rapid technological change, it is essential that students learn not only to use digital tools but also to apply knowledge with responsibility and analytical rigour to address real-world challenges. I congratulate our students and mentors on this accomplishment.”
At the national and regional levels, six CMS students secured top honours, including:
- 2 All India Gold Medals
- 3 Northern Region Gold Medals
- 1 All India Bronze Medal
Award-Winning Students from across CMS Campuses
Primary Category (Grades III–V):
- Zainab Khan – Rajendra Nagar Campus I, All India Gold Medal
- Shreeti Gupta – Rajendra Nagar Campus I, Northern Region Champion – Gold Medal
- Advika Mittal – Rajendra Nagar Campus I, All India Bronze Medal
Junior Category (Grades VI & Above):
- Garvit Verma – Gomti Nagar Campus II, All India Gold Medal
- Avika Singh – Gomti Nagar Campus II, Northern Region Champion – Gold Medal
- Anant Sakhuja – Rajajipuram Campus II, Northern Region Champion – Gold Medal
These outcomes reflect structured training in applying digital knowledge to analytical and problem-solving tasks. Students are guided to evaluate information critically, understand cyber safety risks, develop awareness of artificial intelligence and interpret media responsibly—skills essential for informed participation in today’s digital society.
CMS congratulates the students, their parents and mentors on this achievement. We remain committed to building digital capability, ethical awareness, analytical thinking and responsible technology use across all campuses.