Event Marks End of Academic Session 2025-26 With Cultural Performances
Key Points:
- Farewell ceremony held for Class 12 students
- Cultural events highlighted student achievements
- Teachers and management attended the programme
JAMSHEDPUR – A farewell ceremony for Class 12 students was organised at D.B.M.S. Kadma High School on February 4, 2026.
The farewell programme was held at the school auditorium in Kadma area. The event marked the conclusion of the academic session 2025-26. However, the ceremony focused on recalling shared academic experiences. Moreover, students reflected on achievements and challenges faced during schooling.
The programme opened with formal addresses by school representatives. Meanwhile, teachers and students shared memories from classroom life. In contrast, the emotional tone was balanced by cultural performances. One-third of the programme featured student-led presentations.
Class 11 students presented dance and music performances. Moreover, a ramp walk segment was organised. Students displayed confidence, discipline, and personality during the walk. Meanwhile, the audience responded with applause.
A visual presentation showcased the academic journey of Class 12 students. However, the presentation focused on collective milestones. On the other hand, individual recognitions were also announced.
Several awards were distributed during the ceremony. These included Miss D.B.M.S. KSS, Mr. D.B.M.S. KSS, Miss Personality, Mr. Personality, Miss Popular, Mr. Popular, Best Student Female, Best Student Male, Best Walk Female, and Best Walk Male. Moreover, student names were announced individually.
The event was attended by school management committee members. Meanwhile, teaching staff and administrative staff were present. In contrast, coordination was managed by senior teachers.
The programme concluded with a common meal arrangement for students. Moreover, the event was described as memorable and inspiring for participants. The ceremony marked an important transition in students’ academic lives at the Jamshedpur institution.
