EMN
Dimapur, May 3
G Rio School has organized a thanksgiving service to honour the successful candidates of Class X and Class XII in the recently concluded HSLC and HSSLC examination in its school auditorium on May 3.
The School principal, Kevino Savino, has congratulated the passed students describing them as young people with potentials, ready to face new challenges. She advised them to uphold the values taught at G Rio School and to be the best version of themselves.
“The choice between being an optimist or pessimist remains with us, so choose wisely,” she said in her address.
She further acknowledged the outgoing students for being the object of their expectation stating they would remain close to her heart. “Parents and teachers are proud of you and we give the world our students with values, so go be brave, be bold and be like a true Geereean,” she encouraged.Pastor of Kohima Ao Baptist Church, Sentisashi Aier, has exhorted the students to be real winners through hard work, determination, commitment and love of God. Stating that winning in one or two occasion is different from having a winning attitude, the pastor encouraged the students not to quit the spirit but pursuit to be a real winner. Reminding them that achievement of today would become a past glory, pastor Sashi asserted that winning is not achievement but in a process achieving. He has challenged them to cultivate the habit of achieving all the time.
He reminded them that winning is a continuous process which could only be achieved through hard work. The Pastor also blessed the students with a prayer.
In the programme, Kaisa Rio, wife of Chief Minister Nagaland, honoured the outgoing students with presentations, while the Managing Director of G Rio School, Khrienuo Moa, gave away the prizes to the best students (outgoing) consisting of Class X and XII Arts and Science stream.
Geereeans Alumni Association, also presented awards to the outgoing meritorious students and also delivered speeches. General Secretary GRSSO, Bozi-o Nienu; assistant teacher Dinah Walling; and Lhoulievinuo Thur delivered short speeches. The outgoing student Meribeni Shitiri enthralled the gathering with a song titled “Thank you.”
Parents of outgoing students, teachers, staff of G Rio School and well wishers attended the thanksgiving service. Choir of G Rio School also presented melodious rendition. School Chaplain, Neilabeinuo, led the service, while Letsonu was the pianist of the day.
