Little Star Higher Secondary School, Dimapur, Nagaland – Page 10

March 31, 2017

Spring Fest. hosted by the students of Classes 1 & 2

Spring Fest was a colourful event hosted by the students of Classes 1 & 2 on Saturday, 25th March. The parents were invited to view the students’ performances and to visit the stalls. It was an exciting show featuring spring fashion, dance, songs and poem. The chairpersons and comperes from Classes 1 and 2 kept the momentum of the program and hosted it flawlessly.

Another highlight of the day was the flower and crafts exhibition. The exhibition included a flower show and showcasing of spring’s fruits and vegetables along with craft items like dream catcher, paper mask and pressed flower art.

A parent commented that it was one of a kind and probably the first in Nagaland. Another parent lauded the creativity of the teachers and students.

The Spring Fest. was a wonderful platform for the Classes 1 and 2 students to display their talents and gain confidence as they perform on the stage and interact with the parents at the stalls.

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March 29, 2017

DDCI Inter-school under 16 Cricket Tourney

Little Star was declared 1st runner up in the DDCI Inter-school Cricket Tourney. The young enthusiastic cricketers of LSHSS performed very well and the boys also bagged two individual trophies.

Best Bowler of the tourney: Kunal from LSHSS (13 wickets in 4 matches)
Best Batsman of the tourney: Arjun from LSHSS (178 runs in 4 matches with 3 half centuries)

March 16, 2017

Hostel Picnic 2017

Hostel Picnic is a day filled with fun, games, food,songs and friendly competitions. This year, many interesting games were added. The carnival wheel was very popular with the boys as they all tried to complete the maze. The karaoke stall saw students crooning to their favourite music. Though the weather played spoilt-sport, it didn’t stop anyone from having fun.

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March 8, 2017

The North East India Today -” Five Top-notch Schools of North East

Five Top-notch schools of the North East

Holy Cross School, Agartala, Tripura was established in 1970 by the Fathers of Holy Cross, an international catholic community. It is affiliated to the Council for ISCE, for ICSE/ISC. Holy Cross Education is “EDUCATING HEART AND MIND” by : 1. Promoting academic excellence, 2. Upholding the culture and traditions and 3. Advancing in sports and games.

The Holycross campus comprises of four blocks: Andre Block, Moreau Block, Sacred Heart Block and Administrative Block.The school’s facilities include library, oasis, computer lab, science lab, an auditorium and hostel for both boys and girls.The Sports Complex has facilities for cricket,football, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, and badminton. It also comprises of one gym.

St. Edmund’s School – Meghalaya

St.-Edmunds-Shillong — Photo: St. Edmund’s

St. Edmund’s School, Shillong is an all-boys institution of the Roman Catholic Church affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, (ICSE) New Delhi, India. The school is situated in the Laitumkhrah Hills of Shillong.The school was established by the Congregation of Christian Brothers (India province) in Laitumkhrah, Shillong in 1916.

St. Edmund’s School is considered as one of the best schools in shillong. The school is well known for its quality education and perhaps, every parent dreams to send their kids to this school as this school has never disappointed the aspirations of the parents till date. This school has produced many eminent persons in shillong from time to time.The school has many activities like Creation Week, Annual sports is held in April and Annual concert which is usually held in September.

Standard Robarth Higher Secondary School – Manipur

The Standard Robarth Higher Secondary School was established in 1994. It is located 7 kms from the heart of the Imphal city in a peaceful and pollution-free environment. It is a co-educational english medium school. The school’s priority is to produce students who not only excel in academics but also have the confidence to face challenges in an increasingly competitive world.

Within a short span of time, the school has been able to produce students excelling in the BOSEM exams. A look at the 2004-2005 matriculation results — the honours of five of the 20 top position holders went to the school. The school’s main objective, therefore, is to provide quality education at par with premium schools outside the state at an affordable cost.

The Assam Valley School – Assam

assam vallet — Photo: Assam Valley School

The Assam Valley School which aims to prepare children for life and for global citizenship in the twenty-first century was founded in 1995 by the Williamson Magor Education Trust and spread over a srwling 95 sylvan hectares. This school has been established for the education of both boys and girls from primary through secondary school, from the state of Assam and beyond.

It is the only exclusive co-educational boarding school in the North East of India. It is affiliated to the council of ICSE. It is committed to nurturing pupils to develop to their full potential and be well-equipped to face the challenges of the future with confidence and enthusiasm.

The Little Star Higher Secondary School – Nagaland

Little Star Higher Secondary School is amongst the premier schools in Nagaland. It is situated at Midland, PWD Road, Dimapur and was established in the year 1983. It is a co-educational Government Recognized Higher Secondary School with Classes from A to XII. Little Star Higher Secondary School is a Christ Centered school, equipping and developing students effectively integrate Biblical Truth and learning into their daily lives and impact the culture for Christ.

It has boarding facilities for both boys and girls. This School has been sending students for HSLC Examination conducted by Nagaland Board Of School Education since 1995.The school has been upgraded to higher secondary. Only girls from the Arts stream are currently admitted in Class XI and XII.

Source : http://thenortheasttoday.com/five-top-notch-schools-of-the-north-east/

January 27, 2017

6th February, 2017

School will be open tomorrow(Monday).

September 29, 2016

Annual Retreat 2016

Little Star Hr. Sec. School Annual Retreat will be held on 30th September and 1 st October. The theme this year is Arise and Shine. The Retreat is organised with an aim to inspire the students to face challenged wisely and build up life values and experience God on their lives.

Friday, 30th September is for the students of Class 8 to 12. The LSHSS worship team will be led by Pastor Crosslin Marbaniang of Now Generation Outreach Church, Shillong. He is one of the Resource Persons. He will be talking to the students about the Power of Praise and Worship. This will be followed by Mr. Aniu K. Kevichusa who will be speaking on the topic Challenges faced by the young people today. There will be time for special performances by the students which will be followed by interactive sessions with the Resource Persons.

Saturday, 1st October is for the students of Classes 1 to 7. This day will be filled with singing, fun and games and learning about Jesus. The LSHSS worship team will again be led by Pastor Crosslin. There will be a singspiration team consisting of students from class 2. This team will be lead by Sir Kekhrielezo.

Friday will be a holiday for the students of classes 1 to 7 and Saturday will be a holiday for the students of classes 8 to 12. Students should come for the retreat in proper school uniform. The senior retreat will be from 8:00 to 2:30 and the junior retreat will be from 8:00 to 2:00.

Come and experience the Joy of being in the presence of God.

September 6, 2016

Annual Cultural, Literary and Sports Competitions

The Annual Cultural, Literary and Sports Competitions have begun.

On Day 1, the Cultural and Literary Competitions for Seniors were held at the school hall and the Sports Competitions for Juniors were held at the LSHSS Sports Complex.

The Scores on Day 4 for the Cultural and Literary events :

Yellow House – 855

Red House – 935

Blue House – 815

Green House – 830

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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August 25, 2016

The Cool Student Cards

September is almost here and we are excited because we have an awesome school event coming up. Besides the Annual Cultural, Literary and Sports Competitions, September is going to the month when we hunt for the coolest student of the year. Isn’t that Cool!

Being a Cool Student is easy. First, be regular. Second, be your best.

The students caught being good will be given the ‘Cool Cards’ and the search for the coolest student will begin. The student with the most ‘Cool Cards’ will be Coolest Student of the Year.

Students! Grab your Cool Card before it’s too late.

Click here to view the names of the Cool Students of 2016. Only names that have been entered by the teachers will show in the document.

July 23, 2016

Star Kids Drawing Competition 2016

The much anticipated Drawing Competition was held for Class Nursery, Class A and Class B on the 31^st of May, 2016.

Class Nursery

It was such a fun sight to watch the children entering the class fully prepared with new crayons, pencils and erasers in their hands. The children participated and displayed their art and colouring skills. The theme for nursery was to draw their favourite animal and colour it. The children enjoyed their drawing competition where they were able to showcase their sweet imagination, choice of colours and creativity. It was a pleasure to watch these tiny tots work with such ease. It was an enjoyable day for them. Winners were selected based on their neatness and creative clear drawing of the animal and colouring. Each and every work of art was displayed outside the classroom notice board.

The winners of Class Nursery were:

Tiny Twinkles:

1st : Matsunyanger

2nd : Rishimenla Longchari

3rd : Hamshen Wumnok

Milky Ways:

1st : Bendangnukshi

2nd : Anamika Ghose

3rd : Javid Lunii Souhaaonah

Precious Angels:

1st : Khrishtina Singha

2nd : Vitoka Achumi

3rd : Aitmen Aier & Shurhovi Kera

Class A

The theme for Class A this year was “My best friend”. The children displayed a lot of skill with their version of their best friend on paper. Some drew their mother, father, teacher as their best friend too. All the children did an excellent job given their age and the topic. At the end, the competition brought many smiles to everyone looking at their drawings.

The winners of Class A were:

Shooting Stars:

1st : Sashiakum

2nd : Ananya Pandey

3rd : Ngueten Longkongly

Great Bears :

1st : Benathung Murry

2nd : Nchumbemo Kikon

3rd : Esther Longchari and Iihikali Shohe

Twinkling Stars :

1st : Mhathung O. Ezung

2nd : Diya Agarwal

3rd : Joshua Suresh

Little Dippers :

1st : Imsutoshi Longkumer

2nd : Aremchet Changkiri

3rd : Bendangtoshi Jamir

1st Benathung Murry (Great Bears) — Benathung Murry (Great Bears)

1st Imsutoshi Longkumer (Little Dippers) — Imsutoshi Longkumer (Little Dippers)

1st Mhathung (Twinkling Stars) — Mhathung (Twinkling Stars)

1st Sashiakum (Shooting Stars) — Sashiakum (Shooting Stars)

Class B

The theme for Clas B was ‘My World’ where they had the freedom to draw either their mother, father, best friends, classroom, environment etc. and also express why they liked it in their drawings itself. It was a very tough competition because all the students put in their best efforts to draw the best. The teachers had a tough time in deciding the winners of the competition.

The winners of Class B were:

Precious Pearls:

1st : Talilula Longchar

2nd : Imnasangla

3rd : Maduli Jidung

Shining Pluto:

1st : Olivia K Wotsa

2nd : Lily Konyak

3rd : Nito K Jakhalu & Themsao S

Heavenly Waters:

1st : A Jimokali Zhimomi

2nd : Kivitoka V Chophi

3rd : Shangpila Y Anar

Polaris:

1st : Linotoli I Chophi

2nd : Heto V Achumi

3rd : Sophia H Achumi