'SHIKSHAK PARV' 2022

‘Shikshak Parv’-2022 is being celebrated by the Ministry of Education from 6th-30th September 2022 to recognize the contributions of Teachers and to take New Education Policy (NEP) 2020 a step forward.
Our school also celebrated the ‘Shikshak Parv’-2022 where Senior Students from the School were selected to become Student-Teacher for one day. They were elated as they were given one whole period to teach their Juniors. Pranuja Chettri of Class X and Phurba Doma Bhutia of Class lX received the best feedback from the teachers.
Teachers also took Selfie with their Student-Teacher.


















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