The first day of school was full of excitement. The classrooms were beautifully decorated to welcome the children. Some little ones cried at first, but soon they felt comfortable. They played together, explored their classroom, and truly enjoyed the day.

The celebration began at the school volleyball ground. The comperes were Miss Menangmenla and Miss Konjai. The program started with an invocation by Mrs. Modesta Vizo, followed by a welcome song by Class A (Twinkling Stars, Birds of Paradise, Little Dippers). The Administrator delivered the welcome address.

Performances

Pom-pom dance – Nursery (Angel Stars)

Play: The Little Red Hen – Class A (Great Bears, Blue Dolphins)

Dance to Golden – Nursery (Milky Ways)

Song: Glorious – Class A (Shooting Stars)

Play: The Rainbow Story – all four sections of Nursery

Dance: Perfect Love – Class A (Little Dippers)

Awards

Teaching and Learning Materials Award

1st – Class A (Little Dippers) – Miss Yangersangla

2nd – Nursery (Tiny Twinkles) – Madam Dolley

3rd – Nursery (Precious Angels) – Madam Imlikala

100% Attendance Award – Teachers

Miss Mhasivinuo Chale

Miss Julli C. Yanthan

Madam Dolley Biswa Brahman

Long-Term Service Award

Miss Yangersangla

100% Attendance Award – Students

Class Nursery Angel Stars

Yashijung Longkumer

Itova Sumi

Tiny Twinkles

Lorenbeni Kikon

Aayansh Dey

Class A (Twinkling Stars)

Thejaneizo Louis Vizo

Lentensor Jamir

Alona Phoebe Swu

Great Bears

Reyansh Sunar

Molongnenla

Sangmaichila

Shooting Stars

Minivi A Achumi

Birds of Paradise

Arman Ali

C Mhabemo Ngullie

Liyepu Awomi

Tiasola Longchar

Shamnyei C Phom

The School Annual Report was presented by the Supervisor.

More Performances

* Bible recitation choreography – Nursery (Precious Angels)

* Play: Sharing Makes Us Shine – Class A (Birds of Paradise)

* Ribbon dance to We Are the World – Class A (Twinkling Stars)

* Action song: We Love; We Love – Nursery (Tiny Twinkles)

* Dance to Thank You – Class A (Blue Dolphins, Great Bears, Shooting Stars)

The program ended with the Benediction by Dr. Hannah Tia.

Overall, the Annual Day function was a joyful celebration of children’s talents and strengthened the bond between school and families. It truly reflected the spirit of teamwork, creativity, and joy.

Report by Miss Yangersangla

The event featured a variety of performances that highlighted the talents of the kindergarteners from Precious Pearls, Heavenly Waters, Shining Pluto, Polaris and Smart Earthlings. Heavenly Waters presented a lively choreography, “Every Move I Make,” and the students of Shining Pluto and Polaris performed the play “The Little Seeds That Grew.” A soulful solo performance, “Girl on Fire,” was presented by Elina B. Swu from Heavenly Waters. The supervisor of Star Kids, Madam Tainla presented the 100% Attendance Award, after which she delivered the School Annual Report.

The celebration continued with an energetic group dance “Bhumroo, Bhumroo” by multiple sections. The young artists of Precious Pearls performed an emotional and heartwarming play, “The Broken Clay Lamp” . The taekwondo students gave a taekwondo demonstration led by Sir Kevin. Smart Earthlings added vibrance with their “Celebration” dance. The highlight of the ceremony was the awarding of the Kindergarten Graduation Certificate by the Administrator and the Principal followed by a heartfelt graduation Song performed by all sections under the guidance of Miss Konjai and Miss Sentijungla.

The graduating students also delivered their graduation speech, expressing their gratitude and joy. The programme concluded with a benediction by Mrs. Lemchemła Sangtam (mother of Rasih Sangtam of class B Heavenly Waters).

The event was smoothly conducted by the comperes Madam Nzanbeni and Miss Mhasivinuo, with well-coordinated support from the reception, stage management, refreshment, and sound system teams. Overall, the ceremony was a memorable celebration of the children’s achievements, growth, and readiness to step into the next stage of learning.

Report by Class B Teachers

Day 1 featured a variety of events such as Musical Chair, Sack Race, and Burst the Balloon for Nursery; Running Race and Obstacle Course Race for Class A; and Balance Race and Math Hop for Class B. Students also enjoyed stall games including Ring Toss, Ball in a Tube, and Face Painting. Students showed amazing energy and excitement throughout the first day, participating eagerly in every event. Day 2 continued the enthusiasm with Spoon Race and Obstacle Race for Nursery, Balloon Fight and Straw Pick-up Game for Class A, and Pick the Ball, Running Race, and Touch Me Not for Class B, along with engaging stall games like Face Painting, Ball and Plate Race, and Paper Tower. The second day was even more colourful and lively, with children displaying excellent sportsmanship and teamwork.

Besides the scheduled games, students were also seen playing Ao Mina, Stone–Paper–Scissors, Catch Me If You Can, Ring-a-Ring o’ Roses, and even building sand castles. These playful moments added joy and fun to the overall sports celebration, allowing the children to bond and enjoy freely.

Winners of the stall games received a variety of tasty treats as prizes, badges, and crowns, adding great excitement to the informal activities. For the other sports events, the winners were proudly awarded medals and gifts, encouraging them to continue participating wholeheartedly in future competitions.

The Annual Sports Meet 2025 was a grand success, filled with energy, laughter, and unforgettable moments. All the students participated with great enthusiasm, showcasing their talents and true sportsmanship. The event provided a wonderful platform for children to build confidence, learn teamwork, and enjoy healthy competition. We heartily congratulate all the winners for their outstanding performances and appreciate every participant for giving their best. The two-day sports celebration was truly memorable, leaving the students with smiles, pride, and beautiful memories to cherish.

Report by Miss Rukshar

The 11th Annual Spelling Bee Competition for Class B, Star Kids, was held on 4th November, 2025. The event aimed to enhance student’s spelling abilities, enrich their vocabulary and instill confidence and strengthen overall language skills required for future careers.

The pronouncers for the competition were Miss Menangmenla and Madam Silme. The program began with a welcome address delivered by the pronouncers, who extended warm greetings to respected Administrator, parents, participants and students. Following this, an invocation prayer was led by Madam Nzanbeni, seeking God’s blessings for the smooth conduct and success of the event. The presence of our respected Administrator, Sir Ketoulhou Sekhose added grace to the program. In the address, the pronouncers emphasized the importance of good spelling and pronunciation in effective communication.
The Competition consisted of nine rounds, each designed to test different aspects of spelling accuracy, vocabulary, pronunciation, presence of mind and listening skills. Among the rounds, the Buzzed Round was one of the most thrilling segments, where participants had to press the buzzer quickly and spell the given word correctly. This round added excitement and tested both speed and accuracy. While the Rapid-Fire Round, which served as the final round, added intense excitement as the participants raced against time to spell 20 words in 25 seconds. Miss Konjai efficiently managed the timing of each round and Miss Yangersangla accurately recorded the participants’ score, while the PowerPoint presentation was beautifully presented by Miss Rukhshar.
After a closely contested nine round competition, a tie-breaker round was held to determine the champion and the winners were announced as follows.

• Champions: Heavenly Waters
1) Chentiba
2) Likupu Chishi
3) Keyu M Achumi
4) Imleren Ozukum

• 2nd Position: Shining Pluto
1) Akum Toshi Lemtur
2) Ilono V. Jimomi
3) Eliseni Humtsoe
4) Michelle Ovung

• 3rd Position : Precious Pearls
1) Yowe H Konyak
2) Tiaben Walling
3) Liusu T Kiho
4) Kishegha Yepthomi

• 4th Position : Polaris
1) Saanvi Sunar
2) Okivi Jakhalu
3) Ethungbemo Ovung
4) Khrierienuo Isabel Vizo

• 5th Position : Smart Earthlings
1) Azalea Jamir
2) Mheghito Chopi
3) Arenjung Jamir
4) Kianzani T Odyuo

The certificates and gifts to the winners and participants were presented by our respected Administrator, Sir Ketoulhou Sekhose and congratulated them for their commendable performance. The event concluded with a vote of thanks expressing sincere gratitude to our respected administrator, parents, teachers and sisters who contributed to the success of the program.

The 11th Annual Spelling Bee Competition 2025 of Class B was a memorable and successful event that encouraged students to pursue excellence in language learning and communication. And the event concluded with a benediction prayer led by Miss Soma, marking a blessed end to the day’s program.

Report by: Madam Silme

The Class Nursery embarked on an exciting educational adventure to the Zoological Park on 31st October 2025. The trip aimed to provide the little learners with a joyful learning experience outside the classroom and help them gain a better understanding of the animal world.

Early in the morning, the excited children assembled at the school premises, carrying their water bottles, snacks, and other accessories. After a short briefing about safety and discipline, they boarded the school bus along with their teachers and supporting staff. The bus ride was filled with laughter, singing of their favourite songs, and cheerful chatter as the children eagerly looked forward to their day at the zoo.

Upon reaching the Zoological Park, the children were delighted to see a variety of animals, birds, and reptiles. They observed graceful deer, a black bear, playful monkeys, and many other fascinating species. The teachers took the opportunity to explain interesting facts about the animals — their habitats and food habits — making the learning experience both fun and meaningful.

The children were curious and full of wonder.
Zhove giggled and said, “I can’t see the bear. Why is the bear hiding from us?” while Peushen and Niza started counting monkeys — “There are two!” “No, there are many!” they exclaimed excitedly. Soburen laughed, saying, “The monkey is eating a banana, it’s so funny!” and Alisen shouted in amazement, “Miss, the snake is so big!”

Chenden looked carefully at the reptile house and whispered, “That python’s eyes are staring at me.” Ethan, full of curiosity, asked, “Can I feed some leaves to the monkey?” and later wondered, “Why are there only two emu birds? Where is the baby emu?” Akivini asked thoughtfully, “Do deer sleep standing up?” while Imnuksungla smiled and said happily, “I like the zoo because I want to go to the zoo very much!”

Saronthung, however, was a bit disappointed and said softly, “Miss, I didn’t see the tiger,”the teachers explained that sometimes the tiger likes to rest in its den, away from the visitors.

One of the most exciting and thrilling moments came when the children reached the crocodile enclosure. There, they saw a long-snouted crocodile slowly swimming in the water, glaring with its sharp eyes. Its scaly body glistened in the sunlight as it moved silently through the pond. Some children were amazed and thrilled, while a few were a little scared. Yimnir held the teacher’s hand and said Miss, I’m so scared! While Khadi asked in a nervous voice, “Miss, is the crocodile going to eat us?” — which made everyone giggle as the teacher assured them they were perfectly safe.

While exploring the zoo, Akevi caught a whiff of a stinky leaf and burst out laughing, shouting, “Who farted?” — and soon, the whole group joined in laughter!

After exploring all the animal enclosures, everyone gathered in the garden area to enjoy lunch together. The children happily shared their food, talked about their favourite animals, and laughed with their friends.

After lunch, the group set off on a nature walk, ready for a new adventure! The path led them through a beautiful forest filled with hanging tree roots, tall trees, and bright green leaves that danced in the breeze. The air was cool and fresh,some parts of the trail were muddy, and before long, their little shoes were splashed and covered with mud — but that only added to the fun and laughter! Mizaan looked down and said “Miss,my shoes are dirty!”
As they walked deeper into the forest trail, Yashijung looked around curiously and asked, “Miss, is the lion going to come here?”-the teachers assured the children that lions don’t live in this part of the forest
While Menanger excitedly pointed out, “Miss, there are two small bridges!” as everyone crossed carefully, feeling like real little adventurers on a jungle exploration.

Before heading back, the teachers took group photographs to capture the joyful moments.

The outing ended with the safe return of all the children to the school. It was truly a memorable, exciting, and educational day, filled with learning, laughter, and happy memories that the little ones will cherish for a long time.

Report by:
Miss Takunaro

Each nursery section was divided into four groups, presenting different themes through displays, charts, and models. The exhibits highlighted the children’s learning experiences, curiosity, imagination, and teamwork. Students confidently explained their projects, demonstrating understanding and communication skills.

An important highlight of the exhibition was parents actively participated, interacting with students and teachers, contributing to the event’s success.

The exhibition concluded with a prayer, marking a well-organized and enriching experience reflecting the school’s commitment to holistic early childhood education.

Report by Madam Preety

The third outing for Class A took place on the 29th of October, marking one of the most memorable days of the academic year. The destination was the Zoological Park, where 121 enthusiastic students, accompanied by 12 teachers and 4 helpers, set out for a day filled with learning, laughter, and exploration.

The morning began with a short prayer, dedicating the day to God’s guidance and protection. Soon after, the cheerful group boarded the buses, their voices filling the air with their all-time favorite song, “The Wheels on the Bus.” The excitement was evident as the little ones pointed out familiar landmarks, some shouting gleefully, “This is my way to my home!”

Upon reaching the Zoological Park, the young explorers could hardly contain their excitement. One of the students, Kupu, declared that he wanted to walk around and see every animal, while Liza shared that she hadn’t been able to sleep the night before because of how excited she was for the trip.

As the children moved in pairs, holding hands with their partners and taking charge of their own belongings, they joyfully sang “Walking in the Jungle.” Every new animal encounter was met with cheers and claps of wonder. A particularly amusing moment came when Sammy, upon hearing the monkeys chattering loudly, called out, “Can you all behave well for some time?”—a moment that made everyone burst into laughter.

Throughout the day, the students displayed remarkable curiosity and energy. Even after hours of exploring, they could be heard saying, “We are not tired! Please let us walk for some more time!” Though their enthusiasm was boundless, the time came to head back, and the little ones reluctantly began their return journey.

The visit to the zoo was not just recreational—it was deeply educational. The children learned that every creature has its own way of communicating, even if they cannot speak like humans. They observed the diversity of the animal kingdom and reflected on the beauty of God’s creation, developing a sense of care and respect for living beings.

As the buses rolled back toward school, some children sang softly while others rested peacefully after an eventful day. It was indeed a wholesome and heartwarming outing, one that strengthened bonds, filled hearts with joy, and reminded everyone that this would be the last class outing of the academic year—a memory to cherish for years to come.

Report by Madam Nzanbeni

The competition highlighted the students’ strong grasp of mathematical concepts and their quick problem solving abilities. Each participant showcased remarkable enthusiasm and focus, listening intently and responding with eagerness and confidence.

The quiz was conducted by Miss Yangersangla Aier and Miss Julli C. Yanthan, while the event was graced by the presence of Honourable Chairman Madam Nini Sekhose, Director Sir Vihutuo Sekhose, Principal Madam Christina Neikhrienuo, Administrator Sir Ketoulhou Sekhose, and the parents of the participants.

The program commenced with an invocation by Miss Sentijungla. The timekeeper was Miss Sentijungla, while Miss Rukhsar Begum and Miss Arenla Imti assisted by Miss Alensela served as the scorekeeper and PowerPoint in-charge.

Six teams, representing the six sections of Class A, comprising of 4 students each participated in the quiz, namely:
Great Bears: Suneplong Kichu,Molongnenla, Samuel Limbu,Imsuyanger
Little Dippers:Mhayanti Tsopoe,Litiya Changkiri,Samanir Imchen,Nikito Aye
Twinkling Stars: Alovito Jakhalu,Arjong Ozukum,⁠Inukivi Zhimomi,Kinito Sumi
Blue Dolphins:Roli A Sapriina,Sosangyanger Jamir,Sophia Chaonai,Longlenro Yanthan
Birds of Paradise: C Mhabemo Ngullie, Ghoche Chophi,⁠Lirhonthung Tsanglao,Nipuka N Shohe
Shooting Stars:Aosanen Imchen,Takanukshi Jamir, Thungjano Enie,Kingzaley Vury

The competition comprised nine rounds covering a wide range of mathematical topics, including practical demonstrations. After an exciting final worksheet round, Shooting Stars secured the 1st position, followed by Blue Dolphins in 2nd place and Little Dippers in 3rd place.
Director Sir Vihutuo Sekhose presented certificates to the 5th and 6th position holders, Principal Madam Christina Neikhrienuo awarded the 3rd and 4th positions, and Administrator Sir Ketoulhou Sekhose felicitated the 1st and 2nd position winners with prizes and certificates.

The audience rounds saw active participation and enthusiasm from the students, who displayed great zeal throughout. The event concluded with a benediction prayer by Miss Alensela, bringing the competition to a meaningful close.

It was indeed an enriching and memorable experience for everyone involved.

Report by: Miss Risemenla Longchari