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Manjusri Public School and Chisopani JHS shares Inter-Exchange School program

By himalayanreview

SINGTAM, DECEMBER 15: On December 13, a friendly exhibition football match was held at Manjusri Public School's ground between Chisopani JHS and Manjusri Public School. The boys from the host school went on to win the match with three goals to one. Karan Gurung went on to score the lone goal for his Chisopani JHS; Rohit Bista scored two goals for his home team, while the visiting school team scored a self-goal.


Earlier in the first half of the session, teachers and students of Manjusri Public School had visited Chisopani JHS. More than two dozen Chisopani JHS students visited Manjusri Public School for an interschool exchange program this time. The home school welcomed the students of Chisopani JHS with a musical program, which was highly appreciated by the visiting school's students. Chisopani JHS was led by Manu Hang Khewa, GT (Bio), and Yogesh Gurung, the school's sports coach.

Archery was introduced for the first time at Manjusri Public School. The students and teachers of Chisopani JHS demonstrated the new sport, which the host school highly enjoyed. Mrs. Wendy Pulger, Principal of Manjusri Public School, thanked the Chisopani JHS and said the Manjusri School shall look forward to more events among the students in the near future. Mr. Loday Chungyalpa, Chairman of Manjusri Public School, distributed the prizes. The event was organized by Yozna Gurung and Kitu Rai, teachers of Manjusri Public School.
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