New Interact Club installed at Deorali Girls School

GANGTOK, 04 Oct: A new Interact Club [part of the Rotary Family] was installed at Deorali Girls’ Senior Secondary School on 02 October. A press release informs that the newly formed club comprising of 41 students and faculty advisors from the school is sponsored by Rotary Club of Gangtok.
Lavomit Lepcha and Geeta Rai were installed as the Charter president and Charter secretary of the club respectively. Charter of the club was presented to the Interactors by the District Governor of Rotary International District 3240, Arijit Kumar Endow from Silchar, Assam.
The Deorali Girls’ Sr Sec School Interact club is the 7th Interact club formed in the state, the release mentions. Interact Clubs are school based, social service oriented organizations. Without compromising their studies, students participate in various activities which not only make our world a better place to live in, but also sharpen leadership qualities, improve bonding amongst students, encourage team spirit and also provide an International platform for interactors and carry out their activities, the release further adds.

Red Fest at Deorali Girls School

GANGTOK, 24 Nov:  “AIDS does not spread by touching, hugging, sharing food, sharing clothes or by helping an HIV infected person.” This was one of the messages that went out to the students of Deorali Girls Senior Secondary School, Gangtok, on 24 November as part of the Sikkim State AIDS Control Society’s awareness campaign ‘Red Fest’, informs a press release.

Deorali Girls School observes National Education Day

GANGTOK, 11 Nov: The birthday of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, an eminent educationist and a great leader of India’s freedom struggle was celebrated by the Govt Girls Sr Sec School Deorali today, informs a press release.

‘Triangular meet’ at Deorali Girls School discusses challenges and coordination

GANGTOK, 25 July: “Easy access of gadgets like cell phones can hamper their studies.” This was one of the outcomes in the “triangular meeting” held today between teachers, parents and School Managing Committee of Government Girls’ Senior Secondary School, Deorali.
The distraction, combined with the unhealthy disinterest in preparing for exams because of the ‘no detention’ Policy were proving damaging for the students and required the concerned involvement of parents to confront.
Addressing the meeting, the recently appointed Principal, Sashi Lata Chettri highlighted that the primary level students need not to be sent to tuition as the different teaching methods at school and tuition class was confusing the kids.