Excelsior Sports Correspondent
NAGROTA, Dec 16: National Conference Provincial President, Devender Singh Rana today called for frequent teacher-parent interaction and coordination for laying sound base of the children at initial schooling stage.
“Moulding young minds towards positive pursuits is most challenging task and much onus lies on teachers, who have to work with a missionary spirit to shape destiny of their students”, Mr Rana said while speaking at the annual day function of RMG International School Jandial, Bhalwal in Nagrota Assembly Constituency this afternoon.
Mr Rana referred to numerous challenges to harmonious growth of youngsters in this era of stress and strain and said these can be met by providing congenial academic environs. “This is the area where managements have to focus and create a wherewithal that helps in overall development of students”, he maintained.
Exhorting teachers to emphasise on this crucial aspect with a sense of devotion, Mr Rana said that the teachers have to be role model for their taught.
He said that the students need lessons of life alongside guidance on the subject matter for becoming useful citizens of tomorrow.
The programme took off with rendition of the Shloka recitation which was followed by the lighting of the lamp in the presence of Chairman Rohit Gupta and CLO Karamjeet Paul.
Earlier, the school Director, Mona Gupta presented welcome address, while the annual report was read by the Principal, Kanchan Sanga which traced the long strides and significant progress made during the last year by RMG.
The school premises was abuzz with music and excitement as the parents gathered to witness their children perform the annual musical production, ‘A trip to fairy Tale’ by Toddlers planet was a major attraction. The grand finale of Toddlers’ planet witnessed a mesmerizing graduation ceremony of Sr. KG.
Meritorious students of Toddlers’ planet were felicitated for their outstanding achievement in different competitions, be it Navartri, Navgrahas or Navratna.
The cultural bonanza presented by the primary school students was based on nine emotions called Navras.
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