Good Shepherd High School, Kiphire, held its Parting Social-cum-Parents’ Day 2026 on November 7, with the programme led by Suzi L and Disela.
The programme began with an invocation by Selingla Magthalane, seeking God’s blessings for the occasion.
In his welcome address, Headmaster TV Thomas welcomed the gathering and expressed gratitude to the special guests for their presence. He also thanked the parents and Alumni Association for attending the programme. He congratulated the HSLC students and wished them success in their upcoming examinations and future endeavours.
Exhortation was delivered by L Vihokhu Sangtam, one of the special guests. Representing the students, he expressed gratitude to the teachers for their dedication and efforts in nurturing the students. He stated that their contribution would always be remembered.
Addressing the parents, he emphasised that the success of children requires collective efforts and that parents must contribute equally alongside teachers and the school.
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Another special guest, Sethricho Mongzar, expressed appreciation to TV Thomas and his wife for their valuable contributions towards the school and the community. Speaking on success, he highlighted two perspectives: success for survival and success for excellence. He encouraged students to develop a strong reading habit, stating that reading remains essential for creativity and innovation, even in the age of Artificial Intelligence. He further encouraged the students to continue striving for excellence and wished them success in their future.
The programme concluded with words of gratitude delivered by Yangrikokba, who thanked the special guests, parents, Alumni Association and all invitees for their presence and support. He stated that although the school may have little to offer in return, it sincerely prays for God’s blessings upon everyone.
The programme provided an opportunity to appreciate the role of teachers and parents while extending best wishes to the outgoing HSLC students as they prepare for their examinations and the next chapter of their lives.
