The Nagaland Science and Technology Council (NASTEC) organized a three-day event to commemorate National Science Day 2025. On the final day of the event, 75 students from 12 schools including Little Star Higher Secondary School, Dimapur, participated in the Science Model/Poster Making Competition

Highlights of the Event

1.⁠ ⁠Science Model/Poster Making Competition
One of the main attractions of the event was the Science Model/Poster Making Competition, where students showcased their creativity and scientific knowledge. In the Junior Category, five participants were selected, among whom two students from Little Star Higher Secondary School secured the 1st position:

Aarush Bhagat (Class 6C)

Vilibo Achumi (Class 6B)

Their outstanding performance earned them certificates and a cash prize of ₹10,000

Arush Bhagat and Vilibo Achumi receiving certificate and cash prize from Chairman,LSHSS

Participants along with the Department Officials on National Science Day Celebration-2025 at Kohima.

The Science Behind Air Purification

Our students have explored an innovative and eco-friendly way to purify air using cotton, charcoal, and grass. Their project demonstrated how simple, natural materials can help remove pollutants and improve air quality.

Cotton – The First Line of Defense
Acts as a filter, trapping dust, pollen, and dirt to prevent respiratory issues.

Charcoal – The Toxin Absorber
Absorbs harmful gases and odors, ensuring cleaner and fresher air.

Grass – The Natural Air Enhancer
Releases oxygen and maintains humidity, making the air healthier to breathe.

Through this project, students have shown how natural air purification can be an effective solution to everyday pollution challenges. Their efforts highlight the importance of using sustainable methods to create a cleaner and healthier environment for all.

SL. No.  65, Kimridi Thausen, MBBS

SL. No-42, Ruth Lhingneihoi, MBBS

Sl.No. 78, Amenla I Imchen, MBBS

Sl. No. 104, Mharoni L Odyuo, MBBS

Sl. No. 164, Soti Seb, BHMS

“Developing Good Habits for Academic Success”https://drive.google.com/file/d/1F3MpnC4Cpzqt8ZUc6FTeeVfNAZIVbXmy/view?usp=share_link

Presented by “OlycaAwomi & Niloli K Jimomi” Teacher I/C Sir Shyam Thapa

ated:-8th of May, 2024

A Felicitation Ceremony was conducted on 1st May 2024 at 2:30 pm in the School Hall for the successful outgoing students of Class X and Class XII who had cleared the HSLC and HSSLC Examination 2024. The programme was chaired by Miss Temsulemla, English Faculty fo LSHSS. Miss Imnajungla, Supervisor of Higher Secondary (Arts stream) invoked God’s presence, followed by the School Anthem, sung by the Higher Secondary students.

The Class 10 students welcomed the gathering with a welcome song. This was followed by speeches from the HSSLC and HSLC Rank Holders. The speech on behalf of HSSLC Science and Arts stream rank holders and achievers was given by Kethozeno Khate – Rank 5 HSSLC (Arts), Temjenlemla Longkumer – Rank 7 HSSLC (Science). The speech on behalf of HSLC Rank Holders was given by  Eliyani R. Ovung – HSLC Rank 8 and Imkongsenla Longkumer – HSLC Rank 17. The students, in their speech, thanked their parents and expressed their deep sense of gratitude towards the dedication shown by the school authorities and the teachers in educating them. 

Class 10 & 12 girls performed a choreography after which the Principal gave a summary of the school results. The Rank Holders of both HSSLC and HSLC were felicitated with certificates and cash prizes by the school. A total of 42 students scoring 80% and above in HSLC, 18 students (Arts stream), 12 students (Science stream) were awarded with Certificates of Excellence. Teachers were felicitated with Sir Vihutuo Excellence in Teaching Award where they were given cash awards to encourage and appreciate the teachers for their hard work .

         The programme concluded with  closing remarks and benediction by the Chairman, LSHSS. She mentioned ‘time’ as the most important asset of an institution, and advised teachers and students to use time wisely. Time and opportunity cannot be brought back once it is gone. She appreciated the students, teachers and parents who were attending this happy occasion today as a result of their hard work and wise decisions. She also reminisced on the founder of the school, late Sir P. Paira, whose vision has led to the success of the school. 

After the program, refreshments were served to the parents, teachers and students.

From Left-Tania, Elite, Kihika, Akumlong, Atolika and Grace

Fine Arts Club students creating awareness through their posters. 

Anti-tobacco calendar created by class 7 students. 

Students wearing anti-tobacco badges during the entire Anti-Tobacco week created by themselves.

Students taking pledge to never start or consume tobacco. 

Honourable Chairman LSHSS(Madam Nini Sekhose) and Director(Sir Vihutuo) With Best Academic Performer Kimridi Thausen(Science) and Nonya Konyak(Arts)

Jongpongtsung T Imchen 12 A Arts 100 Percent Attendance Certificate From Respected Principal, LSHSS

Megoriesa Punyii 12A Sc 100 Percent Certificate from Director, LSHSS

Choba N Chang 12 A Arts 100 percent attendance Certificate from Principal, LSHSS

Megoriesa Punyii 12A Sc 100 Percent Attendance Certificate from Honourable Director,LSHSS

Nokdensang Longkumer 12B Sc 100 Percent Attendance Certificate from Honourable Director, LSHSS

Reetu Rawat 12ASc 100 Percent Attendance Certificate from Honourable Director, LSHSS

Rhonthunglo Mozhui 12B Sc 100 Percent Attendance Certificate from Honourable Director, LSHSS

Sweety Chakraborty 12 A Arts 100 percent attendance Certificate from Principal, LSHSS

Temjensungla Jamir 12B Sc 100 Percent Attendance Certificate from Honourable Director, LSHSS

Tsenlamo Ezung 12A Sc 100 Percent Attendance Certificate from Honourable Director, LSHSS

Little Star Hr. Sec. School launched its Digital Book on Women titled “Super Women, Super Moms” in celebration of International Women’s Day, 8th March 2023. The articles are written by the students. for and about women who have inspired them, and about the International Women’s Day, which puts special focus on the role of women. All the entries are very good. But out of all the entries, 3 entries were chosen as first among equals, they are “Celebrate Being a Women” by Engpangnaro of Class 8, “Women are Special” by Mercy Taochila Jamir of Class-10 and “International Women’s Day “by Najia Sultana of Class-8. The digital was launched in the Morning Assembly of the School by the Chairman, LSHSS assisted by Madam Nukshizenla and Miss Alemla.

Engpangnaro of Class 8

Mercy Taochila Jamir of Class-10

Najia Sultana of Class-8

Digital Book Link:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WV6jIfZ-N4juqq6VQgTdMYaG0B0qb08S/view?usp=share_link

Little Star Hr. Sec. School will be providing Bridge Classes for students who have appeared the HSLC Examination 2023 and are planning to take up Science in Class 11. 

The Classes for the Bridge course will start from 12th April 2023 at 9:00 a.m.- to 1:00 pm From Monday to Friday till declaration of HSLC results. 

Subjects will be as follows:-

1. Math
2. Physics
3. Chemistry
4. Biology
5. Computer Science

Registration for the Bridge Classes may be done either by filling up the following Google Form or contacting any of the Class 10 teachers. 

https://forms.gle/WT3wNj3yo9uczQwZ7

Theme :- Naga Thali

As part of the Annual Cultural, Literary and Sports Competitions Week, Little Star Hr. Secondary School has conducted House- Wise Cooking Competition for High School and Higher Secondary School Students on 3rd and 7th  September, 2022 respectively in the School Dining Hall. The participants of the competition were the members of the Cookery Club of the School. The Competition was held as a learning experience for the students and to emphasize the value of traditional Naga food.

The Competition was judged by Mr. Joel Basumatary, one of the Master Chefs of Nagaland, who is also the owner of Smokey Joe’s. The teachers in charge of the Competitions were Madam Sudha for the High School section and Miss Imnasungla Aier for Hr. Secondary section. 

Altogether 48 students participated in the competition. Every house in both the sections was represented by 6 students each. The students brought the ingredients in accordance with the theme of the Competition which was ‘Naga Thali’. The preparation, cooking and presentation of the finished product, was done within the allotted time of one hour 20 minutes.

The competition saw the students creating exotic Naga thalis with authentic easily available traditional ingredients. The Thalis included rejuvenating drinks like Rhus Chinesis Sumac with ginger etc. 

The students prepared healthy dishes like boiled millet, yam curry, dried pork with fermented soya beans, winged beans chutney, black rice pudding, chicken broth, and many more using traditional recipes and recipes tweaked with other traditional items. 

The dishes were served creatively tickling the taste buds of the onlookers.

Each House served 4-5 items on the ‘Naga Thali’. .  

The winners of the competition were-

High School Category

1) 1st position- Green House

Contestants –

1. Molungsunep Ozkhum 9C
2. Wonchio 9C
3. Sentijungla 9D
4. Tovikali Sema 9C
5. Limaakum 10A
6. Sentikala 10C

Higher Secondary Category

1) 1st position- Blue House

Contestants –

1. Temsujang Longkumer 11CArts
2. Moivam M Phom 12 A Sc
3. Mutsilu Nyekha 12B Sc
4. Yungle L Angh 12CArts
5. Pomei H Konyak 11B Arts
6. Liani T Achumi 11BArts