10 underrated high school comedy anime you probably missed

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Let’s be honest, most high school comedy anime are starting to feel like one giant rerun. Same school setting, same love triangle, same “oops, I tripped and grabbed something I shouldn’t have” moment. 

It’s like they’re all using the same recycled joke handbook. But hidden beneath all that trope-heavy chaos are some seriously underrated gems, shows that dared to be weird, wildly original, or just plain dumb in the best possible way. 

These aren’t the polished, top-rated crowd-pleasers you see in every recommendation list. Nope. These are the chaotic misfits, the cult classics, the laugh-out-loud absurdities that never got their moment in the spotlight. 

If you're tired of overhyped anime with predictable plots and want something refreshingly offbeat, this list of 10 underrated high school comedy anime is exactly the kind of unhinged fun you didn’t know you needed. Let’s get into it.

• Daily Lives of High School Boys (Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou) 
• Haven’t You Heard? I’m Sakamoto
• Asobi Asobase
• School Rumble
• Aho Girl
• Chio’s School Road
• Nichijou (My Ordinary Life)
• Wasteful Days of High School Girls
• Seki-kun: The Master of Killing Time
• Sket Dance
• OSHEEN

The 31st NHK Asadora Drama is Oshin. Oshin tells the story of a girl born into a very poor rural family in Japan, who through hard work and perseverance, eventually triumphs over pain and adversity to achieve fame and success.

Season: Spring 1983

Telecast: 1983-04-04 to 1984-03-31

Title: Oshinおしん

TV Station: NHK :

Oshin [おしん] - jdorama.com

jdorama.com/drama.739.htm

Ancient Indian Systems of Children’s Education: 

A Glimpse into the Gurukul System and Beyond – The Cultural Heritage of India

School E-Newspaper

First, Learn all about newspapers

      Roadmap for Daily / Weekly Two‑Page E‑Newspaper

                                          

📰  1. Structure & Layout

• Fixed Elements (appear daily):

1. Masthead: KV OCF 29 Daily (school logo, date, issue number) 
2. Editorial note (short message from student editor-in-chief)
3. Daily quote or thought for the day
4. Weather & important announcements

• Variable Elements (rotate/change daily):

1. News updates (school events, competitions, achievements)
2. Feature article (student opinion, teacher interview, creative writing)
3. Departmental updates (see below)
4. Creative corner (poem, short story, artwork, riddles)
5. Sports & cultural highlights
6. “Student Voice” (letters, feedback, polls)

2. Departments Providing Daily Updates

1. Academics: Exam schedules, results, subject‑wise tips
2. Sports: Match results, practice schedules, achievements
3. Cultural Activities: Music, dance, drama, art events
4. Library/Reading Club: Book reviews, new arrivals
5. Science & IT Club: Innovations, experiments, tech news
6. Social Service/Environment Club: Awareness drives, eco‑initiatives
7. House System: Daily points, competitions, announcements 
8. Administration: Notices, circulars, important reminders

3. Platform & Software

1. Editing & Layout Tools:
2. Google Docs or Microsoft Word → simple drafting
3. Canva or Microsoft Publisher → attractive newspaper layout templates
4. Adobe InDesign (advanced option if available)

5. Collaboration: 

6. Google Drive or OneDrive → shared folder for drafts & images
7. Trello or Notion → task assignment & editorial calendar

8. Publishing: 

   Export as PDF → circulate via WhatsApp groups, email, or school website
9. Optionally host on Google Sites or WordPress for an online archive

• 4. Workflow for Fast Editing & Publishing

1. Morning (before school starts): Departments submit updates (short notes, photos, announcements).

2. Editorial Team: 

   Assign sections to student editors. One editor compiled fixed content (masthead, quote, announcements).
3. Others handle variable content (features, creative corner).

4. Design Team: 

   Use Canva/Publisher template for quick layout.
5. Insert text + images.

6. Proofreading: 

   Teacher coordinator + editor-in-chief review.

7. Publishing: 

   Export PDF → distribute digitally by 12 noon (or end of school day).

  5. Roles for Student Editors

1. Editor-in-Chief: Oversees content, ensures deadlines
2. Section Editors: Each handles one department (sports, academics, culture, etc.)
3. Design Team: Layout, images, formatting
4. Proofreaders: Grammar, spelling, clarity
5. Distribution Team: Uploads & shares final PDF

6. Tips for Sustainability

1. Keep articles short (100–150 words max per section).
2. Use templates to save time.
3. Rotate responsibilities weekly among student editors.
4. Maintain a content calendar (birthdays, events, competitions).
5. Encourage contributions from all classes to keep it lively.
6. Class xi students and language teachers + abhivayakti aur madhayam NCER Book 

7. Team: 

📰 Components of a Newspaper Front Page

• Logo: Symbol or emblem representing the newspaper brand.

• Masthead: The newspaper's name, prominently displayed at the top.

• Headline: The main story title—designed to grab attention.

• Menu: A list of other featured sections or stories inside.

• Website: The digital address for accessing the newspaper online.

• Article: A written story or report—can be news, opinion, or feature.

• Photo: A visual element that supports or enhances a story.

• Caption: Text explaining the photo’s context or relevance.

• Jump Line: A note indicating where the article continues on another page.

  

Here’s your updated front page design for the PM SHRI KV OCF 29 E-NEWSPAPER, featuring:

• 🟡 KVS logo prominently centered at the top

• 📰 A clean masthead with your school name

• 📚 Positive, student-focused headlines on education and sports

• 🏃‍♂️ A vibrant photo of KV athletes in action

• 💡 Featured article on Reading Week and innovative learning

• 📌 Menu bar with sections like Education, Sports, Creativity Corner, and Announcements

• 🔗 School website and jump line included for continuity

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LIBRARY PURCHASE 2025-26

 

"Innovation Corners & Makerspaces: Creative Zones for Library Learning -2"

                                 Transforming Library Services in The Light of NCF-SE-2023

CREATIVE CORNERS IN SCHOOL LIBRARY

Innovation Corners & Makerspaces-1

🎤  1: Storytelling Circles/ Corner

• Visual: Students sitting in a circle, animatedly sharing stories.

• Text: "Narrate folk tales, personal stories, or book-inspired fiction. Meet authors, poets, and publishers."

• बुनो कहानी - सुनो कहानी -

• Book Club - Story Weaving.

• "Folk Tales" by ziet Mumbai 

🗣️ 2: Poetry Recitals Corner

• Visual: A student on stage reciting a poem with expressive gestures.

• Text: "Perform original or classic poems aloud with flair and emotion."

✍️  3: Poem Writing Corner

Visual: A cozy writing workshop with students crafting verses.

• Text: "Explore rhythm, imagery, and emotion in guided writing sessions."

📰 4: School E-Newspaper  Corner

• Visual: Students editing articles on laptops and designing layouts.

• Text: "Report, edit, and publish your own school news."

🎙️  5: Audio Bulletin Corner

• Visual: A podcast recording setup with students speaking into microphones.

• Text: "Record and share library news or book reviews as podcasts."

📚  6: Read-Aloud Clubs Corner

• Visual: A group of students reading dramatically from books.

• Text: "Build fluency and expression through shared reading."

• LSRW-I : इनोवेटिव कांसेप्ट:एक्शन की मदद से "स्वर-मात्रा-बारहखड़ी "का स्थाई ज्ञान:

🎭 7: Voice Acting Corner

• Visual: Students role-playing characters with props and scripts.

• Text: "Bring book characters to life with your voice."

🎭  8: Career Guidance Corner

  

• Visual: A vibrant Career Mela with booths and professionals interacting.

• Text: "Explore future paths during Career Day and Career Mela."

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🎨 9. Visual Concepts Corners for a Primary Library Zones

📚 9.1 Hanging Libraries: Think New Ideas

• Books suspended from the ceiling with colorful strings or rods

• Floating light bulbs or clouds to symbolize creativity

• Children reaching up or pointing at books above

🏫 9.2 Class Libraries Corner

• Shelves filled with age-appropriate books

• Students reading in cozy corners or bean bags

• Labels like “Grade 1”, “Grade 2” to show class-specific zones

🧠 9.3 Resource Room Library

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• Reference books, encyclopedias, and teacher guides

• A teacher helping a student with research

• Tables with magnifying glasses, charts, and maps

🧸 9.4 Toy Library Corner

• Bins of educational toys: puzzles, building blocks, learning games

• Kids playing collaboratively

• Bright colors and playful signage

🔤  9.5 Phonetics Books Corner

 

          Wall charts showing phonetic symbols and sounds

• Books with speech bubbles or sound icons

• A child practicing pronunciation with a mirror or flashcards

🎧 9.6 Audio Video Library Corner

• Headphones, tablets, and screens showing educational videos

• Sound waves and play buttons as design motifs

• Students watching or listening attentively

  

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•  LSRW-I:  INNOVATIVE CORNER ACTIVITY
• इनोवेटिव कांसेप्ट:एक्शन की मदद से "स्वर-मात्रा-बारहखड़ी "का स्थाई ज्ञान:

• INNOVATIVE CORNER TOOLS SHOWCASE 
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Book Corners maintained by KVS Libraries so far are :
1. Environment Corner
2. Sports Corner 
3. Science / Olympiad Corner
4. Audio-Visual Corner
5. Career Corner 
6. Book Binding Corner.

VOICES FOR CAREER SUPPORT: A MULTISTAKEHOLDER DIALOGUE

                                           

 ORGANISED BY Himachal Pradesh Association of Career Educators (HP ACE) 

 Date: 15 November 2025 Time: 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM IST 

 Mode: Online 

 Event Link: https://meet.google.com/vph-owarbar?authuser=0 

 Registration Link: https://forms.gle/kbCs8oE4dQQzJtAx 5 

  The proposed event is a multistakeholder panel discussion bringing together practitioners, policymakers, academicians, industry representatives, government agencies, and student voices from Himachal Pradesh. 

The session will advocate for accessible and inclusive career support services for people of all ages, focusing on bridging the gap between policy, practice, and lived realities. 

 Through insightful discussions, the dialogue will: 

 ➢ Highlight current challenges and emerging opportunities.

 ➢ Share local and global perspectives on career education. 

 ➢ Identify actionable pathways for strengthening career guidance ecosystems. 

 The event seeks to position career support as a lifelong necessity, contributing to education, employability, and sustainable livelihoods. 

 Panelists 

•  Sh. Arvind Singh Chauhan DEO, Dept of Labour and Employment,Government of Himachal Pradesh (Govt. Perspective) 
•  Mr. Lokesh Bhatia Chief Manager, National Small Industries Corporation Ltd. (A Government of India Enterprise) (Industries & training Perspective) 
•  Mr. Akhilesh Bharti Retired as Scientist F (Sr. Director IT) from NIC, Department of Electronics, Government of India. (Parent's Perspective) 
•  Dr. Sanjay Kumar Assistant Professor & Member of College Career Counselling Cell Global Careers Month 2025 

 (An Interagency Initiative) & Himachal Career Week (10-15 Nov. 2025)

READING PROMOTION 🎉 CHILDREN’S DAY CELEBRATION 🎉 NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK 2025

14TH NOV. 2025 TO 21 NOV. 2025

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सुप्रभात सभी को, आज हम अपने पुस्तकालय में एक बहुत ही विशेष अवसर पर एकत्र हुए हैं—

बाल दिवस। 

• यह दिन हमें बच्चों की मुस्कान, जिज्ञासा और कल्पनाशीलता की याद दिलाता है, जो हमारे विद्यालय को जीवंत बनाते हैं।
• पंडित जवाहरलाल नेहरू जी का मानना था कि बच्चे देश की असली ताकत हैं और उज्ज्वल भविष्य की नींव हैं।
•  इसलिए आज हम उन्हें सम्मानित कर रहे हैं—किताबों, मिठाइयों और कहानियों के साथ।
• हमने आपके लिए नई पुस्तकों की प्रदर्शनी तैयार की है, जो आपको नई दुनिया की सैर पर ले जाएंगी। साथ ही, मिठाइयाँ और टॉफियाँ इस दिन को और भी मीठा बना देंगी।
• आइए, हम सब मिलकर पढ़ें, मुस्कुराएँ और इस बाल दिवस को यादगार बनाएं। आप सभी को बाल दिवस की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएँ!

📚 Books 
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🍬 Sweets 
• 
😊 Smiles

Join us in the Library
14th November 2025

At 09.00 hrs.

✨ Toffees & Sweets for All

✨ Exhibition of Newly Purchased Books


















All the teachers and students are 
requested to visit library at least once during 
National Library Week 
 



✨ Fun Reading Activities & Performances

 बुनो कहानी - सुनो कहानी - पठन प्रोहत्साहन -२०२५

“Celebrate Childhood with Books & Joy!”

Titles bought from the Book Exhibition, Panchkula 
for the school Library 

READING PROMOTION WEEK -III- NEW ARRIVALS FROM PUSTAK MELA

ON DISPLAY 

500 CAREER CARDS 
5 VOLUMES 

PM YUVA 2.0 SERIES ON
 ENERGY AND DIGITAL DEMOCRACY 

RUSKIN BOND BOOKS

NBT BILINGUAL CHILDREN'S STORY BOOKS 

PARAMHANSH YOGANANDA 

OPERATION SINDOOR
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NGOs

FLASH CARDS & MAGNETIC BOOKMARKS 
NCERT ONLINE PROGRAMME QR CODE LINKS BOOKMARKS 

AND 
 Multi volume
 CHILDREN'S ENCYCLOPEDIAS 





































Titles seen at the bookexhibition@Panchkula 

 


 

 

  


READING PROMOTION WEEK -III- NEW ARRIVALS EXHIBITION