Abhinav Ajinkya Secures 3rd Rank Globally
Students of City Montessori School, Kanpur Road Campus, Lucknow, have brought laurels to the institution through their outstanding performance in the International Junior Physics Challenge (IJPC), conducted under the prestigious British Physics Olympiad (BPhO), United Kingdom. This accomplishment reflects CMS’s unwavering commitment to preparing students for a future driven by STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) and emerging technologies.
CMS Exemplars who Delivered Outstanding Results in the International Junior Physics Challenge
Abhinav Ajinkya (Class IX) secured 3rd Rank globally, earning the prestigious Global Gold Award for his outstanding performance in the British Physics Olympiad. His achievement highlights extraordinary conceptual clarity, analytical thinking, and a deep passion for physics.
Adding to this success:
- Pratyush Kumar Singh secured an impressive Global Rank 47, earning the Global Gold Award
- Anmol Udaya Kushwaha achieved Global Rank 90, receiving the Global Silver Award
Their accomplishments collectively showcase the strong scientific temperament and academic excellence nurtured at CMS.
City Montessori School congratulates the exemplars and wishes them all the best for their future endeavours.
About the International Junior Physics Challenge
The International Junior Physics Challenge is one of the most respected global competitions for young science enthusiasts, conducted by the BPhO (British Physics Olympiad) every year. Thousands of students from across the world participate in this rigorous contest.
What sets this competition apart is its focus on
- Conceptual understanding over rote memorisation
- Multi-step, application-based problem solving
- Analytical reasoning and scientific thinking
Participants are required to tackle complex physics problems that demand clarity of concepts, logical application, and perseverance—skills essential for future scientific pursuits.
Words of Appreciation
Congratulating the students on their exceptional success, Dr Bharti Gandhi, Founder-Director of City Montessori School, expressed her pride and extended her best wishes for their bright future. She also appreciated the dedicated efforts of the campus Principal and faculty members in guiding students towards excellence.
CMS Manager, Prof. Geeta Gandhi Kingdon, commended the students’ multi-dimensional talents and emphasised that such achievements reflect the strength of the CMS education system—one that aligns learning with global academic standards and prepares students for future STEM careers.
How City Montessori School Cultivates Scientific Curiosity
At CMS, learning goes far beyond textbooks. The institution actively promotes:
- Experiential Learning Projects (ELP)
- Project-Based Learning (PBL)
- Participation in international Olympiads and competitions
These approaches are deeply embedded in flagship CMS initiatives such as EUREKA International – the International Science and Environment Olympiad (EISEO), Quanta International, etc., and other global academic platforms hosted by the school.
Students from Primary to Senior grades engage with real-world challenges, collaborate with global peers, and develop innovative solutions—bridging the gap between classroom learning and global application.
Nurturing Future Scientists and Innovators
The success of Abhinav Ajinkya, Pratyush Kumar Singh, and Anmol Udaya Kushwaha stands as a shining example of how City Montessori School nurtures young minds capable of critical thinking and complex problem-solving. These global achievements not only bring pride to the CMS community but also inspire countless students to explore the fascinating world of physics and scientific discovery. Our mission remains clear—to cultivate curious minds, innovative thinkers, and future leaders who are ready to contribute meaningfully to the world.