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Sakyong Chisopani JHS celebrates Result Day

Singtam, February 18: A short certificate distribution program was held at the school premises. Present on the occasion were the school staff of Sakyong Chisopani JHS, members of SMC, parents, and students. The highlight of the program was the distribution of results, certificates to the students; offering khadas and thanksgiving to the parents of those selected students, and farewell to the outgoing class viii students. 

Shital Pradhan, School Incharge gave the school report of 2021. He also shared his plans for the new session before the gathered crowds. Pemala Bhutia and Nirmala Sharma gave the welcome speech and vote of thanks, respectively. Nikhil Rai, President of, SMC also spoke on the occasion.


Master Aditya Rai, class viii, and Miss Roshni Subba, class iv, students of Sakyong Chisopani JHS was declared Student of the Year 2021 at a small program organized at the school premises. Miss Anamika Gurung who was the finalist of the 60m athletic event at District Level Inter School Junior Olympic 2021 was awarded Student-Athlete of the Year. Similarly, Miss Rehana Limboo of Class iv was presented with a certificate of Best Handwriting Award 2021.



Sixteen students from class i till class viii were awarded certificates of appreciation as encouragement for their overall performances of academic and non-academic activities through online mode.  Seven outgoing class viii students were also presented with mementos and certificates. The students also shared their experiences and thanked the teachers for helping them in their studies.

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