Saint John’s Hr. Sec. School, Diphupar-B, Chümoukedima, celebrated its annual cultural extravaganza, ‘John’s Fiesta 2026’, with great enthusiasm and cultural fervour at the school premises. The two-day fiesta, which concluded on October 31, was inaugurated on October 30 at 8:30 am.
In a press release,the inaugural programme began with an invocation by Nighika, followed by a special number presented by Class IX students, a musical performance by Rokovilu and friend, and a Sumi folk dance presented by Niskali and friends.
A debate on the topic, “Are Social Media Influencers True Role Models?” was another highlight of the programme.
The programme was chaired by Miss Vilikali and formally declared open by the school principal. Students from LKG to Class XI took part in various competitions, including singing, dancing, art and painting, debate, folk dance, traditional attire show and other literary activities. The celebration also showcased the rich cultural heritage of the Naga tribes, with students dressed in traditional attire, reflecting the theme, “Our Culture, Our Pride.” Teachers, attired in colourful traditional mekhelas and shawls, added to the festive atmosphere.
Speaking on the occasion, Principal, Saint John’s Hr. Sec. School, Johny Abraham, lauded the students for their active participation and said John’s Fiesta was not merely a competition but a platform for students to showcase their God-given talents, develop confidence and teamwork, and remain rooted in Naga culture.
He also emphasised the importance of upholding the school motto, “Knowledge, Love and Service”.The programme was attended by a good number of parents.
