Gone are the days

School Diary:--      

All those days are gone

When we were happy

Beating a desk, singing a song

All those years are gone

When as friends we played

And fought over a plate

In those never ending games periods

All those times are gone

When we were one

Took an oath

Of protecting the nation

All those years are gone

When we had lengthy social studies

And confusing mathematics

All those moments are gone

When we were together

Having group discussions

Deciding our future relations

    - Abhishek Rai, Class VII, Middle Gyalshing Secondary School

Inter-House essay writing cum essay presentation competition

School Dairy:-

Joshna Shiwakoti, class X

MIDDLE GYALSHING SECONDARY SCHOOL: An inter-house on the spot essay writing cum essay presentation competition was conducted at Middle Gyalshing Secondary school on 17 May, 2014. The essays were to be written in the Nepali language with four participants from each house, two from the juniors and two from the seniors.

The two teams were given separate topics and allotted one hour for writing their essays after which each participant presented their essays in front of the school.

There were four judges who judged the participants on fluency, content, presentation, subject matter and vocabulary. All the students participated enthusiastically. Rinchen Bhutia was adjudged the best speaker in the junior category and Joshna Shiwakoti in the senior category.

Green House won the overall competition followed by yellow, red and blue.

School beautification project

GANESH SHIWAKOTI, class X, Literary Captain
MIDDLE GYALSHING SECONDARY SCHOOL, 06 May: In a new initiative, students of Government Secondary School, Middle Gyalshing have started making pictures on the walls of their school building at their own expense. The paint and brushes have been bought through personal contributions of the students. This has been done as a part of their class activities and as a programme of the school beautification captains.
In the first phase, students of class IX made maps of India and Sikkim, along with its four districts separately. Likewise students of class VIII made pictures on secularism and conservation of environment. All the students participated equally in this activity.
On the other hand, boys of class X drew the school logo. All these activities were conducted in the first week of April. Teachers and students are planning to make more pictures and write quotations in the future. The school beautification captains have also given their ideas in these activities.

MY CLASS

REEMA SHARMA, class IX, Middle Gyalshing Secondary School

My class is nine,                                          

and we are not so fine.                             

When a teacher is teaching,

we start with our screaming.

When our teachers scold,

our ears they hold,

and when they hold our ears

our eyes become full of tears.

When Math period starts,

we seem to be blind,

because we are one of a kind,

my class is nine,

and we are not fine.

We always play a game,

as usual the same,

we are not fine,

because we are class nine.

But then o' ye dear friends,

please don’t mind,                                      

I will tell you one thing,                            

although we are not fine,                         

study we must,                                           

for our future we must not destruct.

My School- by DIPAN CHETTRI, class VII, Middle Gyalshing Secondary School

I go to my School everyday

I meet my friends on the way

I wish my friends Good Morning

who help me in my learning

I go to my school everyday

Teachers teach us there

Father, Mother pray for me

I want to grow everyday

I go to my school everyday

where my friends promise to help me in every way

want to be the best, of the best

so I learn everyday, in every way.