Assam Rifles Public School (ARPS) Agartala hosts its first annual fete with 2,500 participants, featuring free stalls, cultural performances, and academic awards, strengthening student-parent engagement and marking a vibrant start to the new academic session.
A vibrant atmosphere marked the campus of Assam Rifles Public School Agartala as it hosted its maiden annual school fete on Saturday, drawing an enthusiastic turnout of nearly 2,500 participants, including students, parents, and staff members. The large-scale event signaled a fresh and inclusive start to the new academic session while fostering a strong sense of community engagement.
The programme was graced by Nishant Chandel, who attended as the chief guest. His presence added significance to the occasion, encouraging students and applauding the institution’s initiative in organizing such a comprehensive event.
Designed to promote interaction beyond classrooms, the fete featured a wide range of attractions, including food stalls, game zones, and cultural performances. A standout aspect of the event was the decision by the school management to offer all food and game stalls free of cost. This inclusive move ensured that every attendee could participate without financial constraints, reinforcing the institution’s commitment to accessibility and equality.
The cultural segment of the fete became a major highlight, with students showcasing their talents through music and dance performances. The stage provided young participants an opportunity to express creativity and build confidence in front of a large audience.
In recognition of academic excellence, Class X examination toppers were felicitated during the event. School authorities emphasized that acknowledging student achievements plays a vital role in motivating others and maintaining high academic standards.
Officials noted that the primary objective of organizing the fete was to strengthen the bond between parents and the school community while creating a platform for holistic student development. The overwhelming participation reflected strong support from families and highlighted the importance of such interactive initiatives in the educational environment.
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The successful organised of the maiden fete has set a positive precedent, with school authorities expressing optimism about making it an annual tradition in the years to come.
