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Music & Arts at DeMatha

Music and art are not extras at DeMatha; they are timetabled subjects and they run right through the school year. Art and Craft is taught from the Pre-Primary years upward, music is led by a teacher holding a B.Music alongside her M.A. and D.El.Ed., and the calendar is built around performance — an Art Fest in August, Fancy Dress in November, Christmas in December, and the Annual Day Celebration each January.

Music
Debika Boro — M.A., B.Music
Art & Craft
Taught from Pre-Primary
Annual Day
23rd January
Cultural Fest
Ethnic Day, 11th August
 
The Creative Year

Where Children Perform

Art & Craft
Drawing, colouring and creative craft run through the Pre-Primary and Primary years, developing fine motor control, patience and the confidence to make something of one's own.
Ethnic Day & Cultural Fest
Held each 11th August with an Exhibition on Inventions and Discoveries. Every department takes part and children present the cultures they come from — Assamese, Bodo, Garo, Khasi and more.
Fancy Dress & Christmas
Fancy Dress for the KG Section in November, and the Christmas Celebration in December — a school founded by the Trinitarians marks it properly, with the whole school taking part.
Annual Day Celebration
The high point of the creative year, held on 23rd January alongside National Girl Child Day. Months of rehearsal, and every child on stage.
 
In Pictures

On Stage and In the Studio

Annual celebration
Annual celebration
Students at a school programme
Students at a school programme
Morning assembly
Morning assembly
Music & Arts at DeMatha English Medium School
 
Why It Belongs Here

Every Child Gets the Stage

In many schools the arts become the preserve of the few children who are obviously talented. At DeMatha the aim is the opposite — that every child sings, draws, dresses up and stands in front of an audience at least once a year. A shy child from a village near Rangia who has held a microphone and been applauded carries that forward into everything else. That is the point of it.

Admissions Open 2026–27
Come and See It
For Yourself

Visit the campus at Tulsibari, meet the teachers, and walk through the school before you decide. Admissions are open for LKG to Class VIII.