Assam: Stunning floral display at Numaligarh Higher Secondary School

A CORRESPONDENT

BOKAKHAT: At a time when the environment is continuously facing threats, the campus of Numaligarh Higher Secondary School stands out as a peaceful and naturally beautiful place. Known for its environment-friendly practices, this school has recently become a center of attraction due to its stunning floral display. Various types of flowers are currently in bloom across the school premises, mesmerizing every visitor.

The school’s calm and serene surroundings, enriched with natural beauty, provide a quiet and peaceful learning environment for students. Particularly, the campus of Numaligarh Higher Secondary School in Golaghat district has presented a unique collection of flowers this season. Rare and exotic species are blooming throughout the campus.

Orchids hanging from tree branches and clusters of flowers have made the entire campus vibrant and colourful. This beautiful display is the result of long-term efforts and dedication by the school administration and teachers. Every member of the school staff has actively contributed to preserving this beauty.

Such a refreshing and green school environment has become a model for other institutions. The scenic beauty enhances the joy of learning for students. The school’s strong commitment to environmental conservation has set a remarkable example.

The Dhanesh Eco Club of Numaligarh Higher Secondary School, formed for environmental awareness and conservation, has been implementing various activities over time for environmental protection. Established in the year 2000, the club once crafted bird houses using bamboo and cane on the school campus, which now host different bird species.

Several species of orchids found across the Northeastern region have been planted and preserved under the supervision of the Dhanesh Eco Club. With the arrival of spring, different types of kopou phool (fox-tail orchids, Rhynchostylis retusa) are seen blooming beautifully around the school premises.

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