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School Health Club 2021 started at Sakyong Chisopani JHS

By himalayanreview

20.03.21: Mental Fitness Week was observed at Sakyong Chisopani JHS. On the occasion, the School Health Club for the new session was also announced. Twelve students from classes iv to class viii were selected for the club. Satish Chandra Pradhan, Headmaster of the school offered khadas to Miss Dina Rai - Health Prefect and Master Anikit Thapa – Vice Health Prefect and gave his best wishes to the team. Nirmala Chettri, Binita Pradhan and Shital Pradhan, and the Teacher Incharge of the club.

Anamika Gurung, a class vii student who had recently participated at the District Level Junior Olympics was given a prize as an encouragement for her by the School Health Club. She had represented the school at a 60-meter athletic event.


The Mental Fitness program was held in two phases. Nirmala Chettri shared information on different aspects of mental well beings. She spoke about different problems and also talked about their solutions. She even shared her experience during the interactive session with the students.

Recreational games were played among the students of both primary and upper primary. This session was done by Binita Pradhan. Students were given different cards having alphabets and words. The students had to pick up the alphabet card and make meaningful words. Similarly, for upper primary students,  they had to come up with complete sentences from a given jumbled word card.

Satish Chandra Pradhan, HM covering up the day’s program spoke about the benefits of such health-related activity. He informed the gathered students that the school shall have different club activities each Saturday and Wednesday. Aditya Rai, class viii also spoke about mental fitness.

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