
Between April and the close of the session, this campus hosts cultural evenings, feast days, sports competitions, Christmas programmes and prize distributions — and every one of them is a teaching opportunity.
Students who rehearse a dance, run a stall, lead a prayer or introduce a guest learn things a textbook cannot deliver: preparation, nerve, cooperation and the plain satisfaction of finishing something well in front of people who are watching.
Students perform the dances and dress of the tribes of Garo Hills and beyond — a full evening of colour that anchors our students in where they come from.
Carols, the school crib, a carnival and a visit from Santa — the whole school gathers before the winter break.
Four houses, one ground, and a week of races, games and finals culminating in the overall house championship.
The school marks the Principal's Ordination Anniversary with a programme of songs, tributes and thanksgiving.
One of the most striking evenings of our year — group after group in traditional dress, performing the dances of their communities.




The crib goes up, the carols begin, and the school gathers — students of every background together.






Before any celebration, there is the daily one — the entire school in the courtyard, every working morning of the year.
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Our celebrations are open to parents and guardians. Watch this page and our calendar for the dates of upcoming events.