Children welcomed in primary school in Varanasi: School premises echoed with children’s laughter and sports, said- I did not feel like at home

Children reached the school on Monday after a long summer holidays in the primary school located in Amini village of Sevapuri development block of Varanasi. Where the children were given a grand welcome by the village head and the headmaster. On the first day after the holiday, the teachers welcomed the children by applying garland and hugs for the arrival of children

The joy of opening the school was clearly visible on the children’s faces. Breaking the long -standing educational silence, the children met their classmates and teachers and experienced pleasure. The happiness of the children was that some girls ran and hugged their madam/teacher.

On this occasion, children were seen reading, eating, playing and talking with their classmates. Village head Anil Kumar Sonkar inspired the children to be educated and disciplined and appreciated all the employees of the school for their efforts

School was waiting for the child to open

children Told that he did not feel like at home. Class 4 student Ragani Patel and class 3 student Aaradhya Patel said that the school is open on 1 July. As soon as we came to school, our teachers welcomed us by garlanding and tilak. Due to the long holiday, there was no mind at home, we were waiting for the school to open for several days. Now we will read diligently.

All the staff of the school were present in the reception of the children, the school premises from the children’s laughter and sports,

the school staff was present in which Principal Sudarshan Kumar Singh, Assistant Teacher Shyam Kishore Ojha, Rajiv Kumar Singh, Pradeep Kumar Mishra, Vinod Prakash Arya, Amit Kumar Patel, Malvika Rai, Manjula Rai, Sugandh Jaiswal and Shikshamitra Chandravati Verma were included.

The school environment along with this reception Children echoed with laughter and sports, which led to a new energy in the school. It was really encouraging to see this happiness of children and teachers and this ceremony became memorable for children.