Menstrual hygiene day themed "Break the silence on menstruation" was observed.

This is to inform staff and students that, with the onset of monsoon season rivers and streams might have swollen making it difficult to cross. There is high chances of flash floods on the way to school and returning home. Therefore, be extra cautious at all times. Always travel in groups and help each other if required. Never risk your life to cross the swollen rivers or stream. During exigencies you can call principal(17948355), vice principals(17556166/17689048) or any teacher and seek immediate support.

Summer is also the hottest season. So drink plenty of boiled or filtered water to keep you from dehydration. Always maintain hygiene at your work place and home. Keep away from mosquitoes to prevent from dengue and other diseases. Eat and sleep on time. Our body and mind need enough rest to function efficiently the next day. Keep fit and healthy always.

Wish you all good health and enjoyable learning ahead.

This year's pass percentage of students in the first cycle test was 60 percent. Which was 10 percent more than first cycle test in 2017. The result was declared in presence of the parents during the morning assembly.