Assembly Speaker Dharamlal Kaushik, while addressing the school enrolment festival campaign function organised at Bilha on Wednesday asked the teachers to discharge their responsibility of imparting education to children excellently.
He said, “If foundation is weak, building will not be strong and if children are weak in primary education, they will be deprived of higher education”.
While extending hearty congratulations to the newly enrolled children at the block-level school enrolment festival, Kaushik told the children to study well and become an important person in life. He said that the Right to Education Act has been implemented in the State so that children from 6 to 14 years of age could get education.
He asked the parents, teachers, panch-sarpanch, peoples’ representatives and social workers to ensure their role in encouraging children who have left study after primary classes to continue their higher education.
Through education only one could reach higher places, he added.
The speaker said that children in urban areas have facility for tuition or coaching, but rural children are deprived of such facilities. So, it is necessary that teachers should give their vital contribution in the education of children, he added.
He said that through education one gets the assay of good and social evil.
Teaching is a pious work and the person or institution engaged in it is the architects of the future of children, he added.
Kaushik said that several private educational institutions were involved in the field of education and imparting quality education to children. Government institutions could also provide better education to children by following their system, he added.
The Assembly speaker and other guests distributed study materials to the children, cycles to high school students and tricycles to
physically challenged children.