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Activities & Achievements

Key Activities

Curricular and co-curricular subjects like arts, crafts, cultural activities are encouraged in the school. Students are also provided opportunity to appear in competitive exams organized by Educational Initiatives, Science Olympiad Foundation, MacMillan etc. The schools also emphasizes on learning through projects, exhibitions and heritage walk. Picnics & excursions form a regular part of the school activities. Students are also encouraged to form school teams for different games. These activities ensure holistic development of students. Comprehensive and Continuous Evaluation pattern being followed also ensures a rewarding academic experience.

Activities in brief 2025-26

Jal Shakti Abhiyan : Catch the Rain

Earth Day

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Science Exhibition 

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Debate Competition

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International Yoga Day

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Hindi Elocution Competition

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Gujarati Elocution Competition

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English Elocution Competition

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Poster Making – Earth Day

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Activities in brief 2023-24

School Innovation and Council – 2023 – 24

Certificate

School Science Exhibition

Sheth C N English Medium School held Science exhibition to encourage our little Scientists.

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Activities in brief 2022-23

School Innovation and Council – 2022 – 23

Certificate

Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav – August, 2022

75 Years of Independence

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Activities in brief 2021-22

Rashtriya Poshan Maah – September, 2021

CNEM conducted an activity as a part of celebration of Rashtriya Poshan Maah on 29th September, 2021 as per CBSE recommendation. Students were encouraged to share and offer a nutritious meal with at least one child from the underprivileged section of the society, living in their neighbor-hood. The objective of the activity is to inspire a sense of social responsibility, care and share, inclusion and volunteerism.

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Activities in brief 2019-20

Achievement in CBSE Games

The girls kabaddi team of CNEM went for the CBSE cluster 13 Group and won the Gold Medal at State Level tournament and have been selected for nationals

Achievement in Interschool Patriotic Song Competition

Sheth C N English Medium School won 1st Prize for the Interschool Patriotic song competition held on 23rd August 2019.



Activities

Sheth C N English Medium School held ATL Workshop for Object Following Robot on 23rd August 2019



Science Exhibition

Sheth C N English Medium School held ATL Workshop for Object Following Robot on 23rd August 2019

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List of past Directors
Sr. No. Name  

Designation

Tenure
 1 Shri Jheenabhai Ratanji Desai Director 1969 to 4.2.1987
2 Shri Saubhagyachand K. Shah   Administrative Director 4.2.1987 to 1.4.1997  
    Executive Director 1.4.1997 to 20.2.1999  
3 Shri Rameshbhai Dave Education Director  4.2.1987 to 31.3.1997
4 Shri Paresh Nayak   Director 19.5.2008 to 3.7.2008
5 Shri Tushar Purani Director 1.2.2009 to 31.10.2015
6 Dr. Rajendrasinh Jadeja Director 16.11.2015 to 30.4.2017
7 Dr. KiritJoshi Director 15.7.2017 to 30.6.2021  
8 Dr. Vaishali Shah Director 1.7.2021 onwards

Jheenabhai Desai : Snehrashmi(1903 – 1991)

Jheenabhai Desai, popularly known as Snehrashmi, became Principal in 1938 and thereafter Director of Vidyavihar.  For almost half a century, he devoted his time and energy nourishing the institutions with unusual zeal and passion. A poet of national repute, he introduced the Japanese poetic form ‘haiku’ into Gujarati literature. Music, dance, drama, elocution were the staple of his educational philosophy. He also served as a senate and syndicate member in different universities of the state of Gujarat. He also served as a member of the Sahitya Academy and Historical Records Commission. He won the President’s Best Teacher Award, Ranjitram Gold medal and Chandrakant Memorial Award.

Ambalal Sarabhai (1890 – 1967)

Son of Sarabhai Maganbhai and nephew of Chimanlal Nagindas, the responsibility of managing the family business and wealth fell on Ambalalbhai at a very young age. With great patience and vision, he helped Manek-kaki in the key affairs of the C. N. institutions. His famous words to Manekba were: ‘When a person bequeaths his wealth to a Trust, he does so to cater to the present-day needs of the society. Therefore, a major share must be spent to alleviate the present condition rather than saving it for future needs.’

Indumatibahen Chimanlal (1906 – 1985)

A force to reckon with and a crusader in her own right, it was Indumatibahen who nurtured and developed the present C. N. campus. Indumatibahen was the Deputy Education Minister in the undivided state of Mumbai and when Gujarat separated in 1960, she became the first education minister of Gujarat. Sensing the need for trained teachers, she had the foresight to establish four teacher training colleges on campus.

Smt. Manekba Chimanlal (1887 – 1953)

After her husband’s unfortunate demise at a young age of 40, it was Manekba who wowed to take his dream forward. She established the first institution – Kumar Chhatralaya – in the memory of Sheth Chimanlal thereby paving the way for other institutions. About her, it is said that she spent the larger part of her day sitting and knitting at the Kumar Chhatralaya, keeping a watchful eye on the boys’ needs. A firm believer in the value of trusteeship, she refused to eat or drink at the hostel kitchen. On one occasion, when she had to dine with the guests, she paid the entire food bill for the day.

Sheth Chimanlal Nagindas (1867 – 1908)

For Sheth Chimanlal, a philanthropist and visionary, charity began, quite literally, at home. Indigent students from rural areas were given shelter in his own house with sound education to improve their future life prospects. He bequeathed his entire property and wealth to the Trust (named after his brother Sarabhai Maganbhai) solely for educational purposes.