Nagaland SportsBlue Star Hr Sec School 24th Annual Sports Meet underway

Blue Star Hr Sec School 24th Annual Sports Meet underway

DIMAPUR, OCT 28 (NPN): Blue Star Higher Secondary School, Singrijan, Chümoukedima, commenced its 24th Annual Games and Sports Meet 2026 at Singrijan local ground on Tuesday. The three-day event, scheduled to conclude on October 30, aims to promote sportsmanship, physical fitness, discipline, teamwork and healthy competition among students.
The inaugural programme was chaired by assistant teacher, Temsutula, while president of the Urra Area Villages’ Union, Kiesalie Thopi, attended as the chief guest.
The programme began with the marching of contingents representing the school’s four houses, followed by the hoisting of the flag by the chief guest and the rendition of the school anthem. An invocation was led by Pastor Rudra Ramauli of GBC, Singrijan. Principal of the school, Avinash Mishra, delivered the welcome address, followed by a presentation by the school chairman. The programme also featured a physical training (PT) drill by the four houses, a special performance by the hostellers and an address by head G.B. of Singrijan and Khopanala villages, Tezu Pradhan.
Adding to the inaugural ceremony, students presented a group dance by the Embers and a solo song by Lhuvevolu of Class VII. In his special message, the chief guest encouraged students to participate in sports with dedication and discipline while upholding the spirit of fair play.
The oath-taking ceremony was administered by assistant teacher, Anuj Giri, after which the chief guest formally declared the sports meet open. Headmaster of the school, Ajay Thapa, delivered the vote of thanks. The three-day meet will feature various sporting events, providing students with a platform to showcase their athletic abilities, develop leadership qualities and strengthen unity among the four houses. The school management reiterated its commitment to the all-round development of students through academic, cultural and sporting activities.

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