Healthy habits begin at an early age! Our little learners from the Pre-Primary Section recently completed an engaging and interactive Personal Hygiene Week, where they explored the importance of cleanliness, self-care, and healthy daily habits through fun activities, songs, stories, and hands-on learning.

To celebrate their learning journey, each class—Nursery, Lower Prep, Upper Prep A, and Upper Prep B—has prepared a special video showcasing what they have learned. We are delighted to share these wonderful presentations, reflecting the enthusiasm, confidence, and growth of our young students.

We hope you enjoy watching our little stars as they demonstrate that good hygiene is the first step towards good health!

Labour Day, observed on the 1st of May, is a tribute to the dignity of work and the invaluable contributions of workers who form the backbone of every institution. This year, we marked the occasion with gratitude and warmth by gathering our entire support staff at the basketball court in the assembly area, where they were felicitated with tokens of appreciation by the Principal and staff members. The celebration continued in the dining hall, where we all came together to share a sumptuous lunch, fostering a spirit of unity and mutual respect. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our support staff—whose dedication and quiet service sustain the daily life of our school—for without them, we would truly be incomplete.

The two days fest entitled, “Radiance of Jharkhand”, organised by Bishop Westcott Boys’ School, Namkom, culminated on 25th October, 2025, as the second and the final day of the event , with the purpose of educating the students about Jharkhand and its rich culture and traditions in a practical way, beyond the classrooms , an innovative approach made by Mr. J. J. Edwin, the Principal of the School. 

The programme was inaugurated by the Chief Guest, Smt. Mahua Maji. The Principals of Westcott Group of Schools, Ms. N. Jacobs, Mrs. J. Edwin, Mr. I . A. Jacob and Mrs Archana Dhan along with Rev. Samuel Bhuiyan, Rev. Arvind and Rev. K. N. Philip graced the occasion 

An overall presentation of Jharkhand’s Cultural , Geographical, Infrastructural and Political aspects were displayed through various projects , ramp walks in ethnic styles and different tribal dances as Chau and Paika . The Jharkhand’s cuisine was also a centre of attraction for the visitors , parents and students of different eminent schools of the city.

 A tableau on the Life of Birsa Munda was also enacted by the students of the school. The visitors also tapped to the beats of the popular Nagpuri songs, performed by the live band.

Overall the fest focussed on the diminishing customs and traditional values of Jharkhand and made an effort to enrich the people around to be grounded to the Flora, Fauna , Art, Culture and Traditions , the state bestows. 

The two days grand fest ended by the encouraging speech of the Chief Guest, Smt. Shilpi Neha Tirkey.