Celebrating the talents of students and to create memories together as one family, Bumblebee Inclusive School Kohima on September 13 organised its Annual Day 2025 at the Nagaland Olympic Association Cafeteria.
Gracing the event as special guest, Principal Secretary Geology & Mining and Science & Technology Himato Zhimomi in his address recounted his days of boarding school and how he had never felt going to school was fun. He mentioned that sending his children to Bumblebee Inclusive School had changed his perspective. He found that overtime, his children have been enjoying school time and activities it provided.
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Zhimomi said that Bumblebee is much more than a school. “It’s not always good to be strict and follow rules. The fundamental differences between Bumblebee school and school I went to is that Bumblebee school far superior,” he stated.
He also mentioned that although the school provides everything that a child deserves, however, he acknowledged the infrastructural problems they also face. Zhimomi said that passion is what the school sets itself apart from others. More than that, he said the school teaches the children about love at a very young age.
Zhimomi wished his best to the school for its endeavours and expressed hope for its best in future with good infrastructure.
Zayievi Suoho a student of class four with hearing impairment delivered a poignant welcome address and said that he has found at Bumblebee a family – a family of friends and teachers who love and supports him. This love, the young student expressed, had given him confidence and helped him find dignity in himself. He also articulated that the school’s belief in him has created a space where he can thrive. He encouraged all parents to be torchbearers for the community of persons with disabilities. “With the support, we can continue to grow, shine, and be seen,” he added.
Earlier, associate pastor KABA Sangli Lemtur invoked God’s blessings for the programme.
The Annual Day witnessed a special performances by students from different classes from Playgroup to 6.
