PM SHRI Govt.Sr.Sec School,Temi

31/10/2025

PM SHRI GSSS Temi celebrated Rashtriya Ekta Diwas on 31st October under the banner of NSS with great enthusiasm and patriotic spirit. The celebration began with the “Run for Unity” marathon organised by Temi Police Station, where our students—both boys and girls participated with full energy and excitement. Their active involvement truly reflected the spirit of unity, strength and togetherness.
After the marathon, a special program was held in the school premises. Mr. D.P. Sharma gave a brief introduction on the significance of Rashtriya Ekta Diwas and highlighted the remarkable contributions of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the Iron Man of India in uniting the nation.
This was followed by an inspiring speech by NSS Volunteer Miss Ongmit Lepcha, who spoke about the importance of national unity and harmony. Later, Mr. D.P. Sharma led everyone in taking the National Unity Pledge, which was proudly repeated by all students and staff.
The program concluded with an encouraging message from our Principal, Madam Jyothsna Bhutia, who emphasized the importance of education, discipline and unity. She motivated students to study sincerely and work hard to achieve success in life.
The primary section also observed the day by taking the Rashtriya Ekta Diwas Pledge, showing their understanding of the value of unity from a young age.
Overall, the celebration was a meaningful and inspiring event that reminded everyone of India’s strength in diversity and the importance of standing together as one nation.

31/10/2025

Good news!

Miss Nikki Oraon of PM SHRI GSSS Temi has made us proud by winning a Gold Medal in the 800m race and a Silver Medal in the 200m race at the District Level School Games 2025.
She will now be representing the district at the State Level competition.
We wish her the very best of luck for the upcoming event!

18/10/2025

18/10/2025

Pre Dipawali Celebration 2025 by Primary Section

11/10/2025

Today, our school came alive with colors, culture, and creativity as we hosted an Inter-House Traditional Fashion Show. The event saw enthusiastic participation from students of the Primary, Junior and Senior categories, each group eager to walk the ramp and celebrate the beauty of our traditions.

The main purpose of organizing this event was to keep our traditional attire and culture alive, reminding everyone of the importance of preserving our roots. This also goes hand in hand with the Government of Sikkim’s initiative, which encourages everyone to wear traditional dress every Thursday.

The participants proudly showcased the traditional outfits of different communities such as Sherpa, Bhutia, Newari, Rai, and Gurung each dress telling its own story of identity, craftsmanship, and pride. The ramp turned into a beautiful reflection of Sikkim’s unity in diversity.

For many students, it was not just about wearing traditional clothes but also about learning the art of ramp walking, building self-confidence, and discovering a glimpse of what it means to perform on stage. It even opened their minds to the idea that fashion and cultural representation can be a part of their future.

The audience cheered as the participants walked gracefully, and the judges appreciated the hard work, elegance and confidence of every performer.