WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY

Vivekanda kendra Vidyalaya, Borojalenga observed World Environment Day on 5th June 2025 to spread awareness about protecting the environment. As part of the observation students planted saplings in their homes and nearby areas along with their mother as a mark of respect and responsibility towards mother nature. The students of primary classes also prepared banners and posters to develop their creativity in expressing environmental theme to convey the message to save nature for the future generations. 

Inter-VKV Drama Workshop

A three day lnter VKV drama workshop was held at Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya Borojalenga from 1st June to 3rd June 2025 . Other than VIVEKANANDA KENDRA VIDYALAYA Borojalenga, VIVEKANANDA Kendra Vidyalaya Ramnagar and VIVEKANANDA KENDRA VIDYALAYA Badarpur also participated. The workshop offered new insight into the world of drama highlighting the aspects of expression, voice modulation, stage geography and stage improvisation.The workshop was an attempt to boost up the skill of communication among the students and to provide a platform to explain their emotional intelligence with wide range of variety. The workshop was conducted under the guidance of Sri Santanu Paul , Director Bhabi kal Theatre, Silchar, Kumari Shayantini Paul  from Bhabikal theatre, Dr Murli Basa from the department of Performing Art Assam University . This activity will definitely enhance the skill of critical thinking and expression for all the participants.

Students Participating in the Birth Anniversary of Dr. B R Ambedkar

Our students had the honour of participating in the Birth Anniversary Observation Program of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar at Assam University. It was a valuable experience that deepened their understanding of Dr. Ambedkar’s remarkable contributions to social justice, equality, and education.

We thank Assam University for hosting this meaningful event and giving our students an opportunity to pay tribute to the Father of the Indian Constitution.

Honouring the Legacy of Rabindranath Tagore – Rabindra Jayanti Celebration

 

On the auspicious occasion of Rabindra Jayanti VKV Borojalenga paid heartfelt tribute to the legendary poet, philosopher, Nobel laureate Kobiguru Rabindranath Tagore, the luminary who reshaped Bengali literature and music.The program began with a floral tribute followed by a variety of performances including soulful recitations of Tagore's poems, musical renditions of Rabindra Sangeet performances, and dance drama based on his  literary works. One of our teacher in her address emphasized the relevance of Tagore’s ideals in today’s world and encouraged students to draw inspiration from hiaas life and works. The event served as a vibrant reminder of our rich cultural heritage and instilled a deep sense of pride and reverence in the young minds

Vidyarambha Ceremony

 

The Vidyarambha Ceremony was solemnised today at School, marking a significant milestone in a child's life — the formal initiation into the world of learning and knowledge. This traditional ritual symbolises the beginning of a child's educational journey, seeking the divine blessings of Goddess Saraswati. It is a sacred moment where the child is introduced to letters, setting the foundation for a lifetime of education and discovery. The puja was gracefully performed by Smt. Krishna Roy, teacher from Borojalenga MV School, Borojalenga, invoking blessings for all the young learners stepping into this beautiful journey.

Matri Puja and Utsarga Samaroh

MATRI PUJA

In keeping with the cherished tradition of honoring one’s parents as the first teachers, Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Borojalenga, conducted the Matri Puja and Utsarga Samaroh ceremony for the Class X students appearing in the 2024–25 board examinations. This solemn and meaningful event provided an opportunity for the students to express gratitude and reverence to their parents. In a deeply emotional gesture, students washed the feet of their mother and father and performed a puja, acknowledging the countless sacrifices and nurturing care they received throughout their upbringing. Accompanied by Vedic chants, they pledged to uphold their duties towards their family, society, and the nation.

The ceremony also included seeking blessings from their parents and teachers by touching their feet, signifying humility and respect. The Utsarga Samaroh aimed to instill in students a sense of responsibility toward their motherland and inspire them to strive toward becoming capable and conscientious citizens. As a symbolic representation of their commitment, students lit lamps in their names, dedicating themselves to the service of society and signifying a future full of promise and light.