5th phase of Golden Jubilee Celebration of Government Secondary School, Lower Syari unfolded on 7th November 2026 at the school premises. It was celebrated under the vibrant theme of Pre- Diwali Celebrations and the occasion was marked by inter school Deusi and Bhailoh competition celebrating the richness of cultural and festive heritage of Sikkim.
Enthusiastic participation was witnessed from Government Senior Secondary School, Tadong, PMSHRI Upper Syari JHS, Lumsey SS and the host institution, Lower Syari SS. To bring community participation into the festivities various Self-Help Groups also participated in the said competition.
The occasion was graced by the Hon’ble MP (Lok Sabha), Dr. Indra Hang Subba as the Chief Guest and the Chief patron Hon’ble Area MLA, Mr. Tenzing Lamtha as the Guest of Honour.
The Chief Guest, Hon’ble MP inaugurated the Computer Lab of the school which had been graciously provided by him through the MPLADS fund to the school as the school had been bereft of computers. Another significant highlight of the occasion was the formal release of the school magazine, ‘NAVALATIKA’ which earmarked another milestone in the School’s Golden Jubilee journey and celebrated the creative expressions and achievements of its students. The school magazine was deeply appreciated by the Hon’ble MP for its simplicity, minimalism and creativity.
One of the most memorable highlights of the programme was the interactive session between the Hon’ble MP and the students. Students posed forward a series of question to the Hon’ble MP and he offered valuable insights and constructive suggestions encouraging them to remain curious, confident and committed to their aspirations.
In keeping with the school’s commitment to environment sustainability and minimalism the entire stage decoration was curated using biodegradable materials. Taparas were used to serve snacks to the guests and participants ensuring a zero-waste celebration and promoting an eco-friendly approach to festivities. Ethnic traditional cuisine was served to the guests. The guests were regaled by the melodious tunes of the Sarangi as Gandharva Gainey Santosh filled the atmosphere with tunes of his sarangi heralding the beginning of festivities. Students also put up stalls showcasing handmade products which was appreciated by the Hon’ble MP and other dignitaries. The Hon’ble MP also appreciated the butterfly button flower of the school and the commitment of the school to minimalism, Simplicity and creativity. The mementos and shawl presented to the school was sourced from entrepreneurs of Sikkim as the school stands by its commitment towards vocal for local which was heartily appreciated by the Hon’ble MP and the dignitaries and appreciated the school for its out of box thinking and creativity.
The 5th phase of the Golden Jubilee concluded sweetly with culture, creativity, environmental responsibility and meaningful student engagement as it realized its curricular goals of community participation, cultural preservation and experiential learning and minimalism
