World Environment Day: Environmental and educational awareness meeting held at Bongao Chola High School

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BOKAKHAT: In observance of World Environment Day and with an aim to promote educational awareness, a guardian meeting was organized at Bongao Chola High School. Early in the day, under the supervision of Eco Club In-Charge Teacher Geetali Burhagohain, teachers, students, and guardians gathered together to plant saplings and then took out a rally against plastic pollution.

Following this, a meeting on educational awareness was held under the chairmanship of the School Management Committee President Atul Hazarika. Assistant Head Teacher Amulya Tamuli extended greetings on the occasion of World Environment Day and welcomed everyone. Acting Principal Girimallika Saikia emphasized that without educational awareness, success in preserving nature and the environment is not possible. She also highlighted various academic aspects of the school.

Several guardians shared their opinions on the progress of the school. Manisha Barakataki, the Chief Trainer of the voluntary organization ‘NIIT,’ also addressed the guardians on matters concerning their children’s future. Afterward, a felicitation ceremony was held for the students who had successfully passed the recent High School Final Examination with distinction. Former teacher and social worker Bikash Bora awarded cash prizes to the top-performing students, Pari Kumar and Barsha Phukan, encouraging them and announcing his intention to continue this tradition in the future.

The school also honoured the ‘Best Mother of the Year’ by presenting the award to Bobita Kumar, mother of Pari Kumar. The honour was presented by the Secretary of the Mothers’ Group, Rita Bora. Prizes were also distributed among students who won the ‘Classroom Cleanliness’ competition.

Former principal and teachers of the school, namely Saroj Charengia, Dilip Phukan, retired teacher Nijora Saikia, former teacher Bipul Barukial, Teacher Monika Dutta, and Social Worker Babujan Turi offered valuable advice on academic matters.

A large number of guardians, along with former and current teachers and staff, attended the meeting, and the local community expressed satisfaction with the meaningful gathering.

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