Sparsh High

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We commit to action across the realities children face daily:
child poverty, inequality, and economic exclusion;
lack of access to quality early childhood education;
malnutrition and food insecurity;
inadequate healthcare and mental health support;
violence, abuse, neglect, and exploitation;
child labor, trafficking, and modern slavery;
disability inclusion and access barriers;
gender inequality and discrimination;
racial and ethnic injustice;
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forced displacement, migration, and refugee crises;
climate change and environmental harm;
lack of safe water, sanitation, and hygiene;
digital inequality and online safety risks;
family separation and breakdown of protective systems;
cultural erasure and loss of indigenous identity;
limited access to safe play and holistic development.

This is more than words—it is a shared responsibility.
Every child deserves dignity, protection, belonging, and the opportunity to thrive.

Bihu celebration at Sparsh High School 🌸🎶
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Celebrating the spirit of Rongali Bihu at Sparsh High School 🌿✨
Filled with joy, traditional dance, music, and cultural pride.
A beautiful day to cherish our Assamese heritage ❤️

Remembering the legendary singer Zubeen Garg while celebrating the spirit of Bihu at Sparsh High 🎶🌼
His soulful songs continue to inspire our hearts and keep the essence of Assamese culture alive.
Our students celebrated Bihu with joy, dance, and traditional performances, making the day truly special. 🌾✨

Decorating home during Bihu is a beautiful tradition followed in every Assamese household. 🌼🌾From cleaning the house to adorning it with traditional items, every little effort brings joy and positivity.

Bihu is not just a festival, it is a feeling that fills our hearts with happiness, love, and togetherness. ✨

Pitha and laru are very important traditional foods of Rongali Bihu, the Assamese New Year festival. They represent love, happiness, and togetherness among people.
Pitha is made from rice flour, coconut, sesame, and jaggery. It shows the richness of Assam’s agriculture, especially the harvest of new rice. Different types of pitha are prepared at home and shared with family and guests as a symbol of warmth and hospitality.
Laru (laddoo) is made using ingredients like coconut, sesame, and rice powder. It symbolizes sweetness and joy in life. Preparing laru together brings family members closer and keeps traditions alive.
Both pitha and laru are not just food—they are a part of Assamese culture and identity. They make Rongali Bihu more special by spreading happiness, unity, and festive spirit.

✨ Let your child celebrate the spirit of Rongali Bihu through dance, culture, and joyful learning! ✨

Sparsh Group of Schools presents a Rongali Bihu Workshop for Children — a wonderful opportunity for kids to learn traditional Bihu dance movements, expressions, and performance skills under expert guidance.

👩‍🏫 Led by experienced teacher Ms. Parismita Changmai
🎶 Step-by-step Bihu dance training
🎭 Prepare your child to perform confidently this Bihu season

📅 Dates: 5th – 12th April 2026
⏰ Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
👧👦 Age Group: 4 to 12 years
💰 Joining Fee: ₹500

📍 Venue: Sparsh High
House No. 297, Opposite Geetanagar Field
Mother Teresa Road, Guwahati

📲 Limited seats available! Register now:
WhatsApp/Call: 6001282271

🌸 Let your child experience the joy of Bihu, build confidence, and celebrate Assamese culture with pride!



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