Higher Secondary

June 13, 2017

World No Tobacco Day 2017

31st May is observed as World No Tobacco Day. Little Star Hr. Sec. School joined the No Tobacco campaign and created awareness on tobacco with skit, presentation and competitions. Consumption of tobacco is a serious condition in Nagaland because Nagaland is the 2nd highest consumer of tobacco in India. Dr. Temjennungsang of Dental Touch during his presentation said that every 6 seconds a person dies due to tobacco. The students during the skit showed how to resist negative peer pressure and the harmful effects of tobacco in the life of an individual. A slogan writing competition was conducted later during the day. In continuation of the observation of World No Tobacco Day, a quiz competition and a painting competition was held on Saturday.

Tobacco facts :

According to WHO, children account for 28% of the deaths attributed to secondhand smoking.
India has one of the highest tobacco users in the world.
Highest prevalence of tobacco use in any form is among adolescents aged 13-15 years.
Smokeless tobacco is highly addictive and causes head, neck, oesophagus and pancreas, besides many oral diseases.

( source – Global Adult Tobacco Survey)

August 26, 2016

Freshers’ Day 2016

As always Freshers’ Day 2016 was another eventful year at the school. These year, the judges were Sir Ketoulhou, Mr. M Ezung, Mr. John Meyese, Ms Prima Jigdung and Ms Hattenning Hansing.

There were several rounds of competition and finally the Miss Fresher 2016, Miss Talent, Miss Ethnic were chosen. There were 5 winners who gracefully won over the hearts of the judges and the audience. The competition was tough because there were 133 girls vying for the titles.

Several special songs were presented during the event. The Miss Talent 2015 performed martial arts and left the audience stunned.

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May 29, 2015

It’s The Joy of Giving

The Joy of Giving week is about to start on 1st June and will go on till 6th June. It’s just Friday, 29th May and the response is overwhelming. Many students and parents turned up to donate various different items for the less fortunate. From pulses and rice to clothes and soaps, there were a lot of cheerful givers today.

On Friday, during the break, there was a surprise dance performance. The dance reminded the students that a smile goes a long way and to always be happy and keep smiling. After the performance a short video about the students’ visit to the houses of the less privileges people was shown. The video encouraged the students to be a part of the event and to make someone’s wish come true.

The thankful tree was put up at the entrance on Friday. The leaves were added on Saturday. These leaves contain special messages from almost all the students. They wrote about the things that they are thankful for.

We hope that this event – The Joy of Giving – will make us realise how fortunate we are.

To Love Ourselves and to Love Those Around Us.

Little Star Higher Secondary School