Chamarajanagar
If children pay more attention to reading at a young age, it will be better and students will become active knowing the hard work and guidance of teachers.
MLA MR Manjunath suggested that there are only a few days left for the annual examinations and if the students give priority to the subject from now on, they can get good results.
He was speaking at the SSLC/PUC children’s inspiration programme organised at St. Joseph’s School and Hoogyam Morarji School, Martalli, Hanur taluk, and to create awareness among children about the POCSO Act and the inspiration programme organised for good results in the annual examination.
Students should be aware of the hard work and guidance of teachers due to the sacrificial efforts of their parents and engage in continuous study. Compared to urban areas, students in rural areas, which have better environmental conditions, should use nature as their strength and move ahead. Read what is written, remember what you have read and face the examination with confidence. There is a need to conduct workshops for our rural students to achieve maturity in English and Mathematics. Father Tenny Kurian said that my first priority is education, health and farmers, and I will always provide the necessary cooperation to the education department.
Good results are assured from the students. The students expressed their appreciation for the inspiring programme that was organised to inspire SSLC and PUC students, and assured us that such a programme has really inspired us, courage and confidence that we will surely bring good results and bring credit to the school, college, teachers, parents, and all of you.
Educationist Father Tenny Kurian, School Education and Literacy Department Deputy Director Ramachandraraje Urs, Block Education Officer Shivaraju, Education Coordinator Kiran Kumar and others were present.
