CMS Educators Shine in International Maths Teacher’s Olympiad
Three dedicated CMS teachers have brought global laurels to the institution through their outstanding performance in the International Maths Teachers’ Olympiad.
The brilliant minds leading this victory include Ms Rupali Mishra from CMS Aliganj I Campus, alongside Ms Madiha Hasan and Ms Shahana Hussain from CMS Asharfabad Campus.
By showcasing unparalleled teaching excellence and professional competence on a global platform, these educators have proven that the standard of instruction at CMS is truly world-class.
Celebrating Our Global Math Achievers
Competing against thousands of educators from several countries around the world, all three of these phenomenal instructors secured positions among the Top 200 Teachers worldwide, demonstrating remarkable innovation and excellence in mathematics teaching.
Organised under the aegis of UpEducators, this international Olympiad is designed to test the absolute best in pedagogical talent like deep subject expertise, and a passion for making mathematics both accessible and exciting for the next generation.
CMS “Broader and Bolder” Approach
This global recognition beautifully highlights the ultimate effectiveness of CMS’s unique “Broader and Bolder” approach to teaching and learning.
Rather than relying on rigid, traditional rote memorisation, the CMS methodology encourages teachers to foster creativity, critical thinking, and real-world problem-solving in the classroom.
By blending innovative teaching techniques with conceptual clarity, Ms Rupali, Ms Madiha, and Ms Shahana have shown how modern mathematics instruction can transcend borders and set international benchmarks.
CMS Leadership Congratulates
Expressing immense joy, CMS Founder-Director Dr Bharti Gandhi warmly congratulated the teachers on their remarkable success. Dr Gandhi deeply appreciated their unwavering dedication toward educational excellence, noting that such passionate educators are the true backbone of the institution’s legendary success.
Echoing these sentiments, CMS Manager Prof. Geeta Gandhi Kingdon highly commended the trio for their stellar representation. “The core objective of this Olympiad is to promote teachers’ pedagogical skills and professional development,” Prof. Kingdon remarked. “It recognises outstanding educators who are genuinely committed to shaping the future generation through creativity, knowledge, and effective teaching practices.”
CMS: A 67-Year Legacy of Educational Benchmarks
Throughout CMS’s 67-year educational journey, its faculty and students have continuously established numerous benchmarks of excellence. In the Continuing Legacy of Global Distinction, CMS educators are doing far more than elevating local classroom standards—they are bringing immense honour and global recognition to Lucknow, the state of Uttar Pradesh, and the entire nation.
This global triumph adds yet another golden chapter to the institution’s illustrious history. With teachers of this world-class caliber leading the way, the future of CMS students remains incredibly bright and bound for limitless success.
