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In their own words: our students share what it means to grow up at Nirmala High School.

Student Leaders

A Journey From Nursery to Class X

Two of our student leaders look back on more than a decade at Nirmala.

Sunakshi Sharma

Sunakshi Sharma

Nursery to Class X

Rooted in Nirmala, Ready for the World

“Twelve years, one uniform, one school, and countless treasured memories..”

Twelve years, one uniform, one school—Nirmala High School—and countless treasured memories. That is the story of my journey from Nursery to Class 10. I did not merely study within these walls; I learned, grew, discovered myself, and became the person I am today. I may not remember every detail of my Nursery days, but a few precious glimpses remain—the colorful classroom walls, my little bench, and my teacher gently holding my hand so that I would not cry. Those small moments marked the beginning of a journey that gradually became one of the most beautiful chapters of my life.

My primary school years were filled with curiosity, exploration, and joyful experiences. I enthusiastically participated in dance, debates, fancy-dress competitions, Annual Day celebrations, and many other activities. I formed lasting friendships, learned the joy of sharing, discovered the courage to speak on stage, and became a little more confident with every passing day.

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Middle school brought new challenges and greater responsibilities. Academics became more demanding, expectations grew higher, and I experienced competition, pressure, and even moments of failure. Yet, these challenges became some of my greatest teachers. They taught me the importance of discipline, perseverance, consistency, and resilience. Throughout these years, my teachers stood beside me—guiding, encouraging, and believing in me even during those moments when I doubted myself.

Classes 9 and 10 have been among the most memorable years of my school life. They were a beautiful blend of hard work, laughter, class tours, farewell preparations, last-bench conversations, friendships, and unforgettable memories. Each experience added something special to the final chapters of my school journey.

One of the proudest and most emotional moments of my final year was being selected as the Head Girl of Nirmala High School. Wearing that badge was not merely an honor; it was a responsibility that taught me leadership, confidence, commitment, and the importance of setting an example for others. It will always remain one of the most cherished milestones of my school life.

As I look back on these twelve remarkable years, I realize that Nirmala High School has given me far more than an education. It gave me confidence to face challenges, a voice to express myself, values to guide my choices, and opportunities to shape my personality. It taught me not only how to succeed in the classroom, but also how to grow into a responsible and compassionate individual. Today, I stand rooted in the values of Nirmala and ready to step into the world with confidence and courage. Wherever life takes me, a part of Nirmala High School will always remain within me. I will forever remain proud, grateful, and deeply connected to Nirmala High School—the place that helped shape who I am today.

Arian Sharma

Arian Sharma

U.K.G. to Class X

A Journey I Will Always Carry With Me

“I may have passed out of Nirmala High School, but Nirmala will never pass out of my heart.”

“We don’t remember every day of school, but we remember the moments that made our school days unforgettable.”

Fourteen years ago, my journey at Nirmala High School began in U.K.G., when I was just a little child taking my first steps into the world of education. At that time, I never knew that the place I was entering would one day become such an important part of my life. From those early years to completing my Class 10th in the 2024–25 batch, Nirmala High School has been much more than just a school to me. It has been the place where I grew, learned, dreamed, and built my foundation. The journey I experienced at Nirmala High School is a journey of pleasure, a journey of discipline, a journey of dedication, a journey of positive behavior and many more.

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Looking back, I realize that my school life was not only about studies and examinations. It was about morning assemblies, school functions, competitions, friendships, celebrations, little mistakes, achievements, and countless moments that slowly became memories. Every year brought something new, and every experience helped me become a better and more confident person.

One of the proudest chapters of my school journey was completing Class 10th with 97% marks and becoming the academic topper of my school. I was also fortunate to receive several trophies, certificates, and recognitions during my school years, including an academic topper recognition at the Jammu–Srinagar level. These achievements will always be special to me, not simply because of the awards themselves, but because they remind me of the hard work, encouragement and support that stood behind them.

Another experience that holds a special place in my heart is getting the opportunity to serve as the Head Boy of the school. It was a responsibility that taught me the true meaning of leadership. I learned that being a leader is not about a position or a title; it is about being responsible, setting an example, listening to others, and trying to make a positive difference.

I would also like to express my heartfelt gratitude to my Principal and Vice Principal for their guidance and leadership. Their efforts have helped create an environment where students could learn, participate, discover their abilities, and aim higher. I will always be thankful for the opportunities and trust that the school gave me. I feel especially grateful for the teachers who guided me throughout these years. They taught me not only the subjects in our books but also the values that matter beyond the classroom—discipline, hard work, confidence, respect, and responsibility. Their encouragement and faith in me gave me the strength to keep improving. Even their corrections and scoldings, which sometimes felt difficult at the time, are memories I now remember with a smile.

Today, I have completed my Class 10th and moved ahead to pursue my further studies, beginning a new chapter of my life. I know that new places, new people, and new experiences are waiting for me. But wherever I go, I will never forget the place from where it all began. Nirmala High School gave me my base, my values, and the confidence to take my next steps. I may have passed out of Nirmala High School, but Nirmala will never pass out of my heart. The classrooms may become memories, the uniform may become a part of the past, and the years may move on—but the foundation this school gave me will always travel with me. Thank you, Nirmala High School, for being the place where my journey began. I will carry your name, your lessons, and your memories with me wherever life takes me.

With heartfelt gratitude and unforgettable memories.

Moments They Remember

Learning Beyond the Classroom

  • Picnic to Hari Palace

    A class trip filled with fun, laughter and learning about the place.

  • Rakhi at an Army Campus

    Meeting Army officers and tying Rakhis, a lesson in respect and gratitude.

  • Inter-school Kho-Kho

    Teamwork, discipline, determination and sportsmanship on the field.

  • Annual Day & Festivals

    Dance, debates, fancy dress and celebrations that built confidence on stage.

Voices From Class VII

My School, My Second Home

Three Class VII students on the friendships, teachers and moments that made Nirmala feel like home.

Ritanshi Sharma

This school is not merely a building where I come to study; it is a place filled with precious memories, friendships, learning, and love.

Ritanshi Sharma

Class VII-B · 2026–27

Akshita Parashar

My journey here has given me not only knowledge, but also confidence, friendships, values, unforgettable experiences, and beautiful memories.

Akshita Parashar

Class VII-B · 2026–27

Samyara

The moment my teacher welcomed me with a warm and reassuring smile, my fear slowly disappeared.

Samyara

Class VII-B · 2026–27



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