A students’ exchange programme ‘Mil Banche’ was organised at Government Boys’ Higher Secondary School on Friday. The students and staff members from various schools interacted with each other during this programme.
The interactive programme was organised by Education department, tribal department and Uday Social Development Society NGO.
Mil Banche was an interactive session between schools and organizations and individuals in all government schools. In this regard, the staff of Uday Society and the school made an effort to instil ‘good habit’, among children so that they become responsible citizens.
The main objective of the program was to improve reading habits and increase understanding of language among children. About 61 children are admitted in this school, 42 books were distributed in the school under the title ‘Gift a Book’ campaign. Books were interesting which were comprised of poems, puzzles, moral stories. During an effective session with the children, Prakash Upadhay shared with the children about their vision for life and children expressed that they will work hard and make use of the opportunities to become good citizens and contribute to the country. Bhatnaga, Meena Rawat and Mercy were present during the program and all emphasised that it is compulsory to attend schools regularly so that they can achieve their dreams. At the end of the programme, the team decided that to continue this same programme on every Saturday.
While sharing their experience, the children of Government Primitive Tribal Ashram Shala said, “We are given golden opportunity to form ourselves and make a good future”. Notably, Uday Society is working towards children’s education for more than 6 years with an objective to improve the quality of education and increase the presence of children in Govt. schools of Madhya Pradesh.