A cute school in a little town of Pakistan

Hey guys, I could not share anything yesterday, but here is a very beautifully blog about the northern side of Pakistan. I had mentioned that I have visited a simple yet very friendly school in the small town of north in Pakistan.

When I visited the school, the assembly hour was going on. The kids had gathered in lines for the assembly. You can see that the boys and girls have different uniforms. Boys are wearing capes on their heads and have similar dresses. The teacher is also wearing a cape. The national flag of Pakistan was wavering in the air. The building was modest and simple and it reminded me of my own childhood where I have grew up. I have studied in an all-boys school. There was no co-education in my time, there was, but in expensive schools of elite children.

But I was so happy and relieved watching these adorable kids studying together, regardless of their genders, caste, creed. They were only here to attain education. Entering into the school, it reminded me of so many memories of my childhood. Ah, I came in contact with a few of the students, asked about their education and future goals. It reminded me of when people used to visit our school and ask me and other fellow students about what our future plans were. I always try to give interesting answers to leave an interesting mark in the mind of the person who used to ask me questions.

The kids here were simple. Obviously, they do not have modern infrastructure for education, but they were so happy that they were getting education free of cost on the expense of the government.

I was happy that the government is taking initiatives to educate young minds here. The little girls were also very happy and delighted to be studying alongside their counterparts, boys.

The teacher told me that students here are very hardworking, focused, and motivated. They want to leave a very powerful message to the coming generations and those generations who have studied here. They want to do something about their future, and they are very innovative. Other than the curricular activities, students also engaged in co-curricular activities like sports and helping others.

My time spent there was very well, and I was so happy when I left the school. I will see you in the next blog. This is me signing off.

Anyways, thanks for making it to the last. I'm sure you grasped something or enjoyed the pictures. I am looking forward to hearing from you all. This is me saim signing off. I'll see you again in the next blog. Till then, enjoy these pictures and the thoughts that I just shared. I use my Samsung Galaxy S22 to take pictures. I am learning and I'm sure you'll give me a chance to grow here.

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