Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU Dec 12: Underscoring the need for inculcating spirit of inclusiveness among children, National Conference President Dr Farooq Abdullah has said this is imperative not only for their overall growth but the society at large, which is braving the challenge of intolerance and hatred.
Dr Abdullah said this at the Annual Day Function of the Silver Bells High School, Paloura, Jammu at Abhinav Theatre here.
Dr Abdullah exhorted teachers and parents to work in synergy to generate awareness among children about glorious heritage and time-tested bonds of secularism so that they are not misled by elements inimical to rich ethos of the country and the state.
The National Conference President emphasized the need for providing ample opportunities in the fields of sports and extracurricular activities alongside academics for making children disciplines.
“Sports generate camaraderie, which is important for their healthy growth”, he added.
Speaking on the occasion, Provincial President, Devender Singh Rana emphasized the need for frequent interactions between students, teachers and parents, especially at the basic schooling level, which he described as an important component of learning process.
Chairperson of Silver Bells High School, Vijaylaxmi Dutta said that efforts are underway to make the institution one of the best learning centre of the state. She expressed her gratitude to parents for reposing their faith in the school and assured that the institution will strive hard to meet their urges and aspirations.
On the occasion, Dr Farooq Abdullah honoured the winners of Princess Silver Bells contest. Miss Arpita and Miss Mandira were declared as Silver Bellian Princesses.
The Principal of the school presented the annual report and dwelt in detail on various academic, sports and extra-curricular activities conducted during the year.
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