Charis High Academy is an unaided Christian school. The school is managed by the Charis Educational Society, a non-Profit organization. The school is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi.
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Administrator's Note
We have all heard the term “fire in the belly”. It means to be fired up with a powerful sense of ambition or determination. This is our school’s attitude as we go forward into the new academic session. We are excited to be a part of the educational system that seeks to motivate, train up and facilitate the uniqueness of each of our students. After all, the future lies in the hands of people like our children.
We are now into the sixth year of the Special Educational Needs’ (SEN) section which caters to students who require special one-on-one intervention. Every child is teachable and if someone cannot learn in the way we teach them, then we need to teach them in the way they can learn. It requires determination, expertise and empathy to intervene with children having special learning disabilities and we are committed to providing for such children within an integrated inclusive environment in CHA.
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Principal’s Note
“I am honoured and privileged to be part of a learning community which is dedicated to excellence and to empowering students to be lifelong learners and productive members of society.
Children often feel pressure to conform to societal norms and standards. At Charis High Academy, we celebrate each child’s uniqueness, recognizing their individual skills and passions that define their individuality. We acknowledge and embrace these differences, providing a safe and inclusive environment where all children feel valued, supported and empowered.Every child is welcomed, respected, and encouraged to participate fully, regardless of their background or abilities so that they can achieve their highest potential.
Curriculum Overview
The Charis High Academy aims at offering all our students a broad and balanced curriculum that provides rewarding and stimulating activities to prepare them for the best social and cultural life.
Labour Day'2025
Labour Day, also known as International Worker’s Day is celebrated on the 1st of May every year across the world. It recognises the hard work and dedication of workers in shaping our society. Charis High Academy also celebrated the day in acknowledgment of all the hard work and dedication put forth by the non-teaching workers in the school. The faculty members along with the students organised a memorable programme to show gratitude and honour the service of the workers. Lively performances were showcased, while the school management also prepared presented meaningful token of appreciation to the aides.
Book Fair'2025
A vibrant two-day Book Fair was successfully held at Charis High Academy in collaboration with The Scholastics India, one of the world’s largest publishers and distributors of children’s books. The fair was organised on the 27th and 28th of May 2025, with an aim to promote reading habits and foster a love for books among students. It was inaugurated by our school Principal, who stressed on the importance of reading. A wide range of books across genres and age groups were displayed including fiction, non-fiction, activity books and educational resources and popular series such as Geronimo Stilton and the Magic School Bus. Students eagerly browsed through the collection and made enthusiastic purchases while teachers guided them in choosing age appropriate books. Parents, who visited the fair also actively participated by purchasing books for their children. The event was well-received and served as a meaningful initiative to encourage young readers within the school community.
World No Tobacco Day
World No Tobacco Day is celebrated every year on 31st May, 2025, to spread awareness about the harmful effects of tobacco and encourage young people to lead a healthy, tobacco-free life. The theme for this year was, “Unmasking the Appeal: Exposing Industry Tactics on Tobacco and Nicotine Products”, which focused on revealing the tactics that tobacco and nicotine industries use, to make their harmful products seem attractive. With an aim to cultivate similar values of responsibility among students, Charis High Academy also organised an awareness programme for the senior students of Classes 6-10 in collaboration with the District Tobacco Control Cell, Dimapur, Health and Family Welfare department, Nagaland. With Dr. Temjennungsang Longchari, Chief Consultant Dental Touch and Facial Aesthetics, Duncan, Dimapur as the Resource Person, the programme commenced with the introductory remark from the Wellness teacher. Dr. Temjennungsang who has been with the Anti Tobacco Cell Dimapur Cell for the past 14 years shared his insights on treating patients affected by tobacco use. He described the emotional and physical toll tobacco takes on individuals and their families, emphasizing that many patients only seek help when the damage is already severe. He also highlighted common tobacco-related illnesses he encounters in his clinic and shared several cases, where different patients, some as young as 20, suffered irreversible damage due to chewing tobacco. Expressing his concern over the huge number of tobacco users in the state, he urged the students to abstain from tobacco products and spread the awareness towards their family and society. Meanwhile, Martina of Class 8 was declared the winner of the school's two-day poster-making competition for Classes 5-8, while Imsensang of Class 7 and Thepfusazo of Class 8 were deemed the first and second runners-up, respectively. The event concluded with a vote of thanks by the Principal, who acknowledged the contributions of all those who made the event a success.
5th World Environment Day Symposium 2025
The 5th World Environment Day Symposium at Charis High Academy was a remarkable gathering dedicated to environmental awareness and creative expression. The event, which was organized in collaboration with Directorate of Information & Public Relations (DIPR), Government of Nagaland, featured a series of activities designed to engage students in discussions and artistic representations of environmental themes. Coinciding with this year’s World Environment Day theme: “Ending Plastic Pollution”, the school hosted 13 other schools namely: Hollotoli School, Livingstone Foundation International School, Rincho Academy, Hope Academy, Gonyu Memorial School, St. Joseph Hr. Sec School, Godwin Hr. Sec School, Spring Valley School, North Town Hr. Sec. School, Kemnbay School, St. Mary’s Hr. Sec School, Shemrock School, Shalom Public School. Students showcased their talents and environmental awareness through four competitive Inter-School events like expressing environmental themes through artistic creativity in Painting, innovative ways to repurpose waste materials into usable items in Waste-Makeover. Then capturing compelling narratives on environmental sustainability through Videography and engaging in thought-provoking discussions on pressing ecological issues through Debate. The symposium successfully fostered awareness and creativity, encouraging students to engage with environmental concerns in meaningful ways. Through competitions, performances, and discussions, Charis High Academy reinforced its commitment to sustainability and education, making the 5th World Environment Day Symposium, a memorable and impactful event.
8th Hollotoli Inter-School Debate
Charis High Academy participated in the 8th Hollotoli Inter-School Debate held on Saturday, the 31st of May, 2025. The competition brought together debaters from eight schools across Dimapur, Chumoukedima, and Kohima. The topic of the competition was: ‘Tariffs and Trade Barriers are Essential Tools for Economic Growth.’ Our school representatives - Temjentila (Class X) & Rolio Phimu (Class X) displayed commendable enthusiasm throughout the event. The debate was judged by a panel of experienced educators and professionals. The First Place was awarded to Maple Tree. The First and Second Runners-Up were Hope Academy and G. Rio School, respectively. The competition provided a valuable platform for students to showcase their public speaking and critical thinking abilities. It also promoted awareness and discussion on important socio-economic issues. Overall, the experience was enriching and inspiring, motivating all participants to further hone their debating and communication skills. Our school extends sincere gratitude to the organizers for the opportunity and looks forward to participating in similar events in the future.
STEM Seminar-cum-Interaction Programme
Selected students from Classes 7-9 attended a seminar-cum-interaction programme on the topic ‘Empowering Minds, Shaping Futures: The STEM Way’ at Livingstone Foundation International School on the 13th of November, 2024. Accompanied by one of the teachers, the students had the opportunity to experience and gain insightful knowledge about STEM (Science, Engineering, Technology and Mathematics) at the seminar, which was organised with an aim to foster collaboration among schools within the community.
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