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Power Point Presentation Inter House Competition makes debut in Sikkim School

By himalayanreview



RONGLI, AUGUST 31:  In an innovative inter house activity held at Riverine Elementary School, Melatar, Rongli a Power Point Presentation Competition was held on August 31.  The students of four houses i.e. Radhakrishna, Abdul Kalam, Mother Teresa and Kalpana Chawla participated at the competition that was judged by Gridhar Dawari, Headmaster Chadaney Primary School, Bhim Pradhan, Teacher, Rongli SS and Biki Rai, Principal Riverine Elementary School. DN Pradhan, Retired Government Teacher was the Chief Guest of the day.



Programme started with the welcoming and offering of khadas to the Chief Guests by School Principal. Santosh Rai, Vice- Principal of the school was the host of the day. All the participants presented the Slide-Shows and presented their topic highly appreciated by the gathered audience.



Megna Gurung, Chopel Lepcha and Pranik Chettri representing Radhakrishna House won the competition. The teacher guides of the house were Kesang Lhamu Sherpa and Bhawana Gurung. Phurmit Lepcha representing Mother Teresa house was selected the Best Presenter. She was guided by her House Teacher Indira Pradhan and Ganga Rai. The students of Kalpana Chawla stood second in the competition. Those students were guided by Anisha Pradhan and Radhika Pradhan. Sita Sharma, Indira Darnal and Nehal Das were the House Teachers of Abdul Kalam House.

Speaking on the occasion the Chief Guest appreciated the efforts of the school for coming up with innovative thoughts to have an all round development of the students. He also presented the winners with trophies and certificates.
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