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SVKM’s CNM School, Vile Parle, Mumbai, gets shortlisted for the Five World’s Best School Prizes in the Innovation category
The Five World’s Best School Prizes, founded by T4 Education, in partnership with Accenture, American Express, Yayasan Hasanah, Templeton World Charity Foundation, and the Lemann Foundation, celebrate schools that are transforming the way students learn and their impact on the community at large.
Mumbai, June 2022, SVKM’s CNM School has added another feather to its cap by making it to the coveted World’s Best School Prizes shortlist. This news has added to the achievement and celebratory mood of the school, which is now in its silver jubilee year, having completed a successful 25 years in imparting pathbreaking education. The school has been shortlisted in the Innovation category, which acknowledges unconventional and pioneering educational practices that influence teaching and learning.
The Five World’s Best School Prizes, founded by T4 Education, in partnership with Accenture, American Express, Yayasan Hasanah, Templeton World Charity Foundation, and the Lemann Foundation, celebrate schools that are transforming the way students learn and their impact on the community at large.
A school that began its journey humbly in 1997 with merely twenty-five students, one teacher, and one support staff under the guidance of the Late Mukesh Bhai Patel, has come a long way. In its 25th year, SVKM’s CNM School is a name to reckon with in the field of education and has 3,000 students and two hundred teachers. The school’s firm focus has always been on building the 6C’s in education - Communication, Collaboration, Critical Thinking, Confidence, Citizenship, and Creativity.
SVKM’s CNM School has been receptive to the changing times and has evolved its curriculum and pedagogy regularly to make the maximum impact on students. Constructivism and Inquiry-Based learning have been the mainstay of the school since its origin. When the school observed a diminishing interest in STEM subjects amongst students, it decided to transform its curriculum, making it competency driven. This gave birth to a new subject called Global Outlook in 2019 for the students of Std I to VIII.
