The excitement began right from the bus journey as the children happily sang songs, talked with their friends and enjoyed the ride together. Their cheerful smiles and excitement made the journey fun and lively.

While riding the bus, Ikito from Angel Stars suddenly pointed outside the window and excitedly said, “Miss, my house is there!” The joy and excitement in that little moment were absolutely heartwarming.

Veto from Milky Ways was also very excited. As the bus started to move, he happily said to Nimlo, “We are going to Green Park, and there will be many slides and swings.”

Liziro from Milky Ways pointed through the bus window and said, “Look! I can see a bridge.”

After reaching Green Park, the students enjoyed the fresh surroundings and open space. They had a wonderful time exploring the park and especially loved visiting the children’s play area, where they enjoyed many play items like slides, see-saws and swings. The children happily played together and enjoyed every moment with great excitement and laughter.
While walking to the children’s park area, Caleb from Tiny Twinkles saw a high pathway and excitedly said, “Madam, look, mountain!”

Yongmen from Milky Ways was very excited to see a pond in the park and asked, “Is there a big fish in the water?”

The students were especially excited to see the train at the park and happily rode on it. After the ride, Imtiyala from Angel Stars looked at the teacher and said, “Miss, please start the train.” When it did not move, she sweetly asked, “Why is the train not moving?” Such a simple little moment, yet so precious and unforgettable.

The outing also included a lovely photo session where many beautiful memories were captured.
When the teacher called Nukshiren from Precious Angels for a solo photo, he adorably replied, “Please wait, I’m busy enjoying the duck ride.”

After seeing the slide in the children’s park area, Aliza from Tiny Twinkles excitedly said, “Madam, look! The slide is like a slanting line,” beautifully connecting her classroom learning with the real environment around her.

After finishing playtime, Jungshir from Tiny Twinkles said, “Madam, I want to play more, please let me play,” showing how much he enjoyed the outing experience.

After getting seated on the bus to return, Shihrayio from Precious Angels said, “I want to go back and play once again,” reflecting the children’s happiness and excitement throughout the day.

Overall, the outing to Green Park was a fun-filled, refreshing and memorable experience for all the students. The children returned with happy hearts, smiling faces and wonderful memories to cherish.

Report by: Madam Dolley

An educational trip was organized by the school to the Wood Craft Showroom, Diezephe for the students of class B on 12th May 2026. A total of 134 students along with 11 teaching staff and 5 non-teaching staff joined the outing.

The visit provided the children with a wonderful opportunity to explore the journey of wood from large tree logs to beautifully crafted products. The children were filled with excitement as they entered the showroom and carefully observed the different wooden items displayed around them.
One of the most interesting parts of the visit was watching how large pieces of wood are cut and processed before being turned into useful items. The children observed the huge logs of wood and learned how they are carefully cut into smaller sections using special machines and tools. Asher excitedly said, “Madam, that tools used to cut the big woods are called chainsaw.”
They watched with great curiosity as the wood was shaped, smoothed, and processed step by step. The children were especially fascinated to see how simple pieces of wood could finally be transformed into plates and other useful objects through careful craftsmanship and creativity.

Kingzaley after getting to see and know how the wooden plates were made said, “Now, I know, how the stick(wooden) plates are made”. Sosang even said, “I like the machines and the plates so much” after a worker demonstrated making a wooden plate. After looking around at the work place, Nipuka asked “Where they will sleep?” And even proceeded to ask the same question to the owner.
As they explored the showroom, the students also saw a variety of handmade wooden crafts, decorative items, toys, and furniture. They noticed the different textures, colours, and patterns found in wood and learned that each piece is unique. While we were looking around the craft shop, Nipuka said, “Miss, the wood work look so hard”. Sentikum also said, “I like the shop so much because it was clean. There were so many nice things in the shop. The key holder was also so nice”. As we were about to return from Diezephe craft village, Johzen said, “I like the factory so much because all the trash came out from the machine”.
Throughout the outing, the children listened attentively, asked curious questions, and shared their observations with excitement. The experience encouraged them to appreciate nature, respect craftsmanship, and understand the importance of using resources responsibly. It also helped develop their observation skills, curiosity, and awareness of

how everyday objects can be made from natural materials.
Overall, the outing to the Wood Craft Showroom, Diezephe was a meaningful and memorable learning experience. The children not only enjoyed exploring the beautiful wooden creations but also gained valuable knowledge about the process of transforming wood into useful products through hard work and creativity.

Report by- Miss Eunice

The students of Kindergarten Class A recently had a wonderful and exciting educational outing to the Science Centre. The trip was filled with fun, learning, laughter, and unforgettable experiences for the young learners.

The excitement began right from the moment the children boarded the bus. With cheerful smiles and energetic voices, the students happily sang “The Wheels on the Bus” throughout the journey, creating a joyful atmosphere filled with enthusiasm and anticipation.

Upon reaching the Science Centre, the first thing that caught the children’s attention was a beautiful garden featuring four gigantic dinosaur models. The moment they saw them, the children excitedly shouted, “Dinosaurs!” Their faces lit up with amazement and curiosity as they admired the huge creatures standing before them.

The students then proceeded to the playground area, where they explored various science-based play equipment and activity stations. The playground offered many exciting physical activities designed with scientific concepts in mind. Some children enjoyed swinging, some were happily jumping, while others were pushing interactive equipment or climbing the spider net. The students actively engaged in different forms of physical play, which helped them experience movement, coordination, balance, and exploration in a fun and meaningful way. Mhalanro said “Madam you said we can play for very long so please dont call us back”. Jiyanshi saw some small seeds saying she will collect some for her Granny to make chutneys.

One of the most thrilling highlights of the trip was the 3D movie show on the Animal Kingdom. The children eagerly wore their 3D glasses with bright and excited faces. As soon as the movie began, the room was filled with laughter, excitement, and joyful screams as the animals appeared to come alive right in front of them.

After the movie, Ariyongdang excitedly shared his experience, saying, “Miss, I saw the big snake and it came so close to me! I thought it was going to bite my face. It was so scary and funny!” He further added, “Miss, I even tried to catch the butterfly!” His reaction beautifully reflected how immersive and realistic the 3D experience felt to the children, bringing out their imagination, curiosity, and playful expressions.

The students later visited the newly constructed Eco Garden at the Science Centre. There, they observed many realistic wild animal statues, including rhinoceroses, snakes, monkeys, tigers, deer, crocodiles, and many more. The children were fascinated and delighted to see the life-like animal figures. Thrilled Eliyamo and Vikini said “this garden has so much ” they explained ‘the Chetah is trying to eat the other animal ‘

During the visit, a memorable and amusing moment took place when Sili came running with a shocked expression and asked, “Miss, why aren’t the animals moving?” After being told that they were only statues, he looked amazed and replied, “Miss, they look so real! What if they move and chase us?” His innocent reaction brought laughter to everyone and made the trip even more special and memorable.

The outing was truly an incredible and enriching experience for the students of Kindergarten Class A. The children not only explored the Science Centre with great enthusiasm, but they also developed a deeper understanding of science, nature, and the world around them through hands-on learning and observation. The trip provided the students with joyful memories, meaningful learning experiences, and opportunities to nurture their curiosity and imagination.

Reported by Miss Julli C Yanthan.

Blue Dolphins

For the competition, students were asked to memorize and perform a song of their choice. The performances were judged based on posture, accuracy, audience engagement, and voice clarity. Each participant brought their unique style and energy to the stage, making the event lively and enjoyable for everyone present.
It was truly heartwarming to witness the confidence displayed by the students. They sang loudly and clearly, captivating the audience with their performances. Notably, even those students who are usually quiet and reserved in the classroom came forward with great courage. They participated actively and sang with confidence, which was one of the most encouraging aspects of the event.
Some students performed along with a soundtrack, singing in perfect coordination with the music, while others added a special touch by bringing musical instruments and playing along as they sang. This creativity and effort added variety and richness to the competition.
All participants, whether experienced or first-time performers, showed great enthusiasm. Even those who are generally less expressive made a commendable effort to take part, reflecting the inclusive and motivating environment of the event.

The winners of the competition are as follows:

Class nursery (Angel stars)
1st – Jenina Yeptho
2nd- Ikito Zhimomi
3rd- Imtiyala Imchen

Class: Nursery ( Tiny Twinkles)
1st- Jedidiah Imnaren
2nd- Nukshinaro Pongen
3rd- Otniel Katty

Class: Nursery (Milky Ways)
1st- Achipito Achumi
2nd-Yongmen
3rd-Arlong Lemtur

Class-Nursery (Precious Angels)
1st- Chumlano Odyuo
2nd- Sentimar
3rd- N Yosang Chemdan

Clsss A (Great Bears)
1st- Mhalanro Patton
2nd- Menanger Jamir
3rd- Elizabeth Odyuo

Class A (Little Dippers)
1st- Hivihika A Achumi
2nd- Imnuksungla Walling
3rd- Imjungwati Jamir

Class A (Birds of paradise)
1st – Yaongsonji
2nd- Yimnir Pongen
3rd- Samiksha Dey

Class A (Twinkling Stars)
1st – Katherine Kithan
2nd – Tanya Irene Walim
3rd – Lireni Tungoe

Class A (Blue Dolphins)
1.Wangshienla
2.Lirhoni Murry
3.Yansh Kumar

Class A(Shooting stars)

1st- Mhali Kikon
2nd – Vikupu Awomi
3rd- Nizana Yeptho

Class B (Precious Pearls)
1st- Alona Phoebe Swu
2nd- Arjong Ozukum
3rd- Samanir Imchen

Class B (Smart Earthlings)
1st- Elyana Assumi
2nd- Linovi Zhimo
3rd- Lirhonthung Tsanglao

Class B (Shining Pluto)
1st- Litiya Changkiri
2nd- Thejaneizo Louis Vizo
3rd- Thungjano Enie

Class B(Heavenly Waters)
1st – Samuel Limbu
2nd – Lipivi S. Chophy
3rd – Kegwaga Kent

Class B (Polaris )
1st Taochiren Longchar
2nd Vikini S Yepthomi
3rd Sophia Chaonai

Overall, the Star kids Singing Competition was a grand success. It not only highlighted the musical talents of the students but also helped build their confidence and stage presence. The event was a wonderful platform for students to explore their abilities and overcome their inhibitions.

Reported by: Miss Ng Khane Pao.

Class B (Precious Pearls)

Class B (Heavenly Waters)

Class B (Shining Pluto)

Class B (Polaris)

Class B (Smart Earthlings)

The children were thrilled right from the start as they boarded the bus. The bus ride itself became an exciting adventure. Along the way, their excitement grew as they eagerly pointed out everything they saw. When they spotted the flowing river, Mhali excitedly said, “Miss, look! Big water!” As the bus crossed the train tracks, Eli quickly pointed outside and exclaimed, “Miss, train will come here!” When an ambulance passed by with its siren, Imlo covered his ears and said, “Miss, ambulance sound is so loud!” The sight of army trucks also caught their attention, and Alisen pointed and said, “Miss, so many army truck!” which added to the excitement.

Upon arrival, the children explored the beautifully designed bamboo pavilion, where they learned about bamboo as a natural resource. They were fascinated by the bamboo musical instruments and enjoyed observing the unique sounds they could produce. When one of the instruments was played, Mhali clapped her hands and said, “Miss, bamboo is making music!”

One of the highlights of the visit was the small model village made entirely out of bamboo. Looking at the tiny houses, Lenti curiously asked, “Miss, baby people live here?” which made everyone smile.

The students also had the opportunity to walk through the bamboo groves, experiencing nature up close. Looking up at the tall bamboo, Vikupu said with wide eyes, “Miss, bamboo is sooooo tall!” The children happily posed for pictures, capturing precious memories with their friends and teachers.

The outing concluded with a mini picnic in the open air, where the children relaxed, shared snacks, and enjoyed the fresh surroundings. While sitting together with their friends, Mhali happily said, “Miss, picnic is my favourite!”

The trip was safely and smoothly conducted with the support of 12 teachers and 6 non-teaching staff, who ensured the well-being and comfort of every child throughout the day.

Overall, the outing was a truly enriching experience that beautifully blended fun, exploration, and meaningful learning. It provided the children with an opportunity to step outside the classroom and connect their lessons with the real world around them. The students not only learned about bamboo and its many uses but also developed observation skills, social interaction, and an appreciation for nature. The day strengthened friendships, encouraged teamwork, and created precious memories that the children will cherish for a long time. Indeed, it was a memorable and successful first excursion of the year for the students of Class A, setting a positive and enthusiastic tone for many more learning adventures ahead.

Reported by Miss Risemenla

Class A (Twinkling Stars)

Class A (Shooting Stars)

Class A (Blue Dolphins)

Class A (Birds of Paradise)

Class A (Little Dippers)

Reported by
Miss. Sukumlo

Class Nursery (Angel Stars)

Class Nursery (Tiny Twinkles)

Class Nursery (Milky Ways)

Class Nursery (Angel Stars)

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