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On 02/02/2025, Sunday, Matri Puja was conducted in our school for the outgoing Class-X students to honor the bond between a mother and her child and to instill in our students the importance of mothers in our lives and culture, where mothers hold a revered position.
On this occasion, Dr. Sajinglu Chai Pul, the first Mishmi Lady Doctor, was invited as the Chief Guest. A total number of 26 parents(22 Mothers and 4 Fathers) were present on the occasion. Students were guided on Matri Puja rituals by Sri Mahesh Kumar Pandey, Sanskrit Teacher of our school.
In her speech, Chief Guest Dr. Sajinglu Chai Pul called upon the Class-X outgoing students to respect their parents and utilize time well before their Board examination. The Puja started at about 10:30 am and ended at about noon with Shanti Mantra

On 03/02/2025, our school celebrated Saraswati Puja with great enthusiasm and devotion. The puja rituals were conducted by Sri Amit Kr Bhatt, our Hindi teacher, who led the students and staff in offering prayers and seeking blessings from Goddess Saraswati. A hawan was performed for the welfare and success of our students and the school. The members of Amrit Parivar Sankul were also present on this auspicious occasion. After the puja, all the students were served Prasad as a symbol of blessings from the deity. As a part of the tradition, khichdi was also served to everyone, bringing a sense of unity and harmony among the students and staff. The entire event was a beautiful display of devotion, unity, and cultural values, leaving a positive impact on everyone present.

On 29th January 2025, VKV Tezu felt blessed to have been a part of Vivekananda Yatra. Our school, VKV Tafrogam, Nimkay Vidya Niketan, Vivekananda Kendra Arunjyoti workers, VKV Alumni, well-wishers, and other Government officials received the statue of Swami Vivekananda at the point of the road in front of the DMO Office with the band troop of VKV Tafrogam. Then the statue was brought to VKV Tezu in a grand procession of more than 500 people. A cultural programme was then conducted in which our school students, students from VKV Tafrogam, and students from Nimkay Vidya Niketan performed dance and song. The importance of Vivekananda Yatra was told by Sri Batimso Mam, who came along with the statue-carrying vehicle. The Principal of the school, in his speech, expressed his feeling of holy gratification to have received Swamiji’s statue in our school. He said that Swamiji’s statue standing at the first village of our nation-Kaho will be inspiring and motivate us to “Arise awake and stop not till our goal is reached”. On this occasion, Sri Kruleso Ngadong, Vibhag Pramukh, Lohit Vibhag, and Sri N. Songthing, Vivhag Pramukh were present among other parents, well-wishers, VKV Alumni, Sankul members and some Government officials. 

on 26th January 2025, our school proudly celebrated the 76th Republic Day. The day began with a Prabhat Pherry, where students from various schools in Jubilee Ground Tezu gathered at 6 am to kick start the festivities. Our students then gathered at our school at 7:30 am for the National Flag unfurling ceremony. As the flag was unfurled, our national anthem echoed in the air. Our principal delivered an inspiring speech, emphasizing the importance of this day and encouraging all students to be responsible citizens who can contribute to the progress of our country. He also reminded us of the sacrifices made by our freedom fighters and our duty to remember and honor them. Later in the day, our school's two March past teams proudly represented us in the Republic Day celebration organized by the District Administration at Jubilee Ground Tezu. It was a day filled with pride, patriotism, and a reminder of our duties towards our nation.

On 21st January 2025, VKV Tezu celebrated Swami Vivekananda Janma Tithi with great fervor and enthusiasm. This celebration marks the birth anniversary of the great Indian philosopher and spiritual leader, Swami Vivekananda, who devoted his life to the service of our motherland. The event was graced by the presence of Sri Ashok Singh Bisht, Commandant of 9th Battalion ITBP, Lohitpur, Tezu, and Sri A.L. Sonawane, Airport Director of Tezu Airport, as the chief guest and the guest of honor respectively. The program was attended by more than 200 parents and well-wishers who were treated to various cultural performances by the students and wise speeches from the guests. The principal of VKV Tezu highlighted the connection between VKVs and Swami Vivekananda and gave a brief history of Vivekananda Rock Memorial and Vivekananda Kendra. The event lasted for two and a half hours, in which the chief guest encouraged outgoing Class-X students to carry on the values instilled by their school and contribute to our nation's betterment. The guest of honor also praised the school for its adherence to customs such as lighting the lamp and mangalacharan in Sanskrit language, and was impressed by the exceptional performances of the students. Overall, it was a memorable celebration that honored the life and teachings of Swami Vivekananda. The program ended with Shanti Mantra.

VKV TEZU recently celebrated Swami Vivekananda Jayanti at eleven different locations-(1). GUPS-II, Tezu, (2). GUPS-III, Tezu, (3). GPS DIC Colony, Tezu, (4). Matai Complex, Tezu, (5). GUPS-TCM School, Tezu, (6). GUPS- Tezu West, (7). GUPS, New Danglat, (8). GPS, Tezu Kholla, (9). Anchal Samity Colony, Tezu, (10). My Chhota School, Tezu, (11). Changliang Village, Tezu-in an effort to carry his message to society and improve the minds of the youth. The event was managed by the students, who did a wonderful job, and the support and enthusiasm from parents, well-wishers, and members of the Amrit Parivar was heartwarming. In addition to the celebration of Swami Vivekananda Jayanti, the school also observed Samarth Bharat Parva in four different schools-(1). GUPS-II, Tezu, (2).GUPS-III, Tezu, (3). GUPS, Tezu West, (4). GPS, DIC Colony. This included a photo exhibition on three different themes- Celebration of the strength of Bharat, Kshatra Tej of Bharat, The glorious past of Bharat, which was well-received by the school staff and children who actively participated in the program. By celebrating these events, VKV TEZU aimed to spread awareness about the efforts of VKVs in bringing positive changes to society and instilling Swami Vivekananda's teachings in the minds of the youth. The success of these celebrations was a gratifying experience for all involved and a step towards creating a more mindful and empowered society.

On 2nd January 2025, our school celebrated Kalpataru Diwas, a day dedicated to honoring the teachings of Prabhu Ramakrishna. A special programme was conducted after the morning assembly to commemorate the significant day. The Principal enlightened the students about the historical event that took place on 1st January 1886, when Prabhu Ramakrishna revealed himself as an incarnation of God. This day holds great significance for his disciples who believe in his teachings and consider him as an "Avatar & quot;. As a gesture of reverence, a brief Briksha Puja was performed to the Banyan tree in our school campus, which symbolizes the Kalpataru tree from Hindu mythology. The students also offered flowers at the photo of Prabhu Ramakrishna as a mark of respect and gratitude for his teachings. This day not only serves as a reminder of the divine presence of Prabhu Ramakrishna but also inspires us to follow his teachings and spread love, peace, and harmony in the world.

The Parents Teachers Meeting for classes I-III was conducted on 20th December 2024, with 67 Parents’ attendance. The Program began with the chanting of three Omkaras and the Ekya Mantra, followed by a welcome song by students of class IX. The principal delivered a welcome speech emphasizing the importance of collaboration between parents and teachers to support student’s growth and development.
The subject teachers of classes I-III were introduced, and a detailed presentation on the exam pattern was given by the class teachers. A PowerPoint presentation on Kendra's Work, Patrons, and subscription processes for the Kendra Bharati and Yuva Bharati magazines was also presented, explaining the significance of Kendra elders’ work.
The class teachers shared their experiences providing valuable suggestions such as maintaining separate notebooks for each subject, improving handwriting, proper grooming, and addressing students' achievements and areas requiring improvement.
Some parents shared their experiences, appreciated the teacher's efforts, and suggested ensuring English speaking practice and error-free notebook checking. The meeting concluded with a vote of thanks by Jaswanti Didi and the meeting concluded with a Shanti Mantra.