Learning from the Past

Reflections International
2025

“History makes men wise, poets-witty, Mathematics-subtle,
nature philosophy-deep, moral-grave, logic-rhetoric and people enlightened.”

About the Event

Reflections is an international youth competition centered around History & Civics. It is designed to inspire students to draw valuable lessons from history, fostering their development as socially responsible citizens and future leaders.

This educational fest encourages participants to explore historical narratives, understand civic responsibilities, and develop critical thinking skills that connect past events with present challenges and future solutions.

The competition emphasizes the importance of education, cultural legacy, ethical leadership, and global unity—creating a platform where students from diverse backgrounds can learn from each other while building a foundation for a harmonious future.

Educational Excellence

Promoting deeper understanding of historical contexts and civic values.

Global Perspective

Connecting students across globe for international understanding.

Leadership Development

Cultivating future leaders who are informed by the lessons of history.

Community Building

Creating networks of engaged young citizens committed to positive change.

Why Reflections?

"History is for human self-knowledge ... the only clue to what man can do is what man has done. The value of history, then, is that it teaches us what man has done and thus what man is." R. G. Collingwood

“History makes men wise, poets-witty, Mathematics-subtle, nature philosophy-deep, moral-grave, logic-rhetoric and people enlightened.”
- Francis Bacon, the British statesman and philosopher

“The whole past is the procession of the present.”
- Thomas Carlyle, the British statesman and philosopher

“We should not look back unless it is to derive useful lessons from the past errors
and for the purpose of profiting by dearly bought experience”

Unfolding the pages of History, we realize the contribution of ordinary and extraordinary, founders and destroyers, high intelligence and intense desires, welfare and visionaries. History leaves an indelible mark on the minds and character of people; it teaches how to pass the crossroads of despair and hopelessness. The extraordinary amongst us have altered the course of history by resolving the causes of ignorance, scarcity and inequality.

They were the prophets of human welfare, who equipped mankind with the tool called education, to overcome any catastrophe of life. All these ambassadors of human race were diverse in their approach but worked towards a common mission that is to refine human life continuously from a state of barbarism to an enlightened and disciplined civilization.

Events & Participation

"Together we must learn how to compose difference, not with arms, but with intellect and decent purpose."
- Dwight D. Eisenhower

Eureka! (Quiz)

for Junior & Senior
Each team will solve a written quiz based on the syllabus of History and Civics

Freedom In Colour

for Juniors
A 4 X 8 feet horizontally mounted soft board shall be provided for the event.

Group Discussion

for Seniors
Topic to be communicated one week before the event.

Leadership Legacy

for Junior
To highlight achievements, important decisions, leadership style and life of important Leaders who shaped history

Envision (Debate)

for Senior
Topic: Social media is hindering our ability to form meaningful connections with others.

Sculpting Ideas

for Seniors
Topic: Any significant historical event that laid a great impact on society.

Olympiad

for Senior
Topics from Legal Studies, Psychology, Economics and Political Science

Endeavour

Event for Juniors and the Team Leader
Your Institution’s Vision, Services, Commitment for a better tomorrow, through community Services

Astra Grace

Choreography - Team Event
Topic: Building Bridges, Not Walls: Shaping an Inclusive Society for All

Legal Vision

Team Event
This Event is to review the famous legal cases of the world enacting a court room trial of the same.

Voice for the Voiceless

for Juniors
This Event is to raise awareness about children's rights and promote creativity among students.

Syllabus for events

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Event Schedule

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Get in Touch

Have questions about the event?

Email

reflections@cmseducation.org

Mobile

+91- 9839304218
+91- 9044015810

Address

City Montessori School Mahanagar Campus
90-A, Mahanagar
near Badshah Nagar Metro Station
Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India - 226006


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