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POONCH: Additional District Development Commissioner (ADDC) Poonch Amarjeet Singh today visited the Boys Higher Secondary School, where he interacted with the staff, students and reviewed the overall functioning and infrastructure of the institution.
During the visit, the ADDC held an informal interaction and a meeting with the staff members. Various aspects of the school's functioning were discussed threadbare. He also inspected the classrooms, laboratories, Atal Tinkering Lab, ICT Lab, library and other facilities of the school and issued necessary directions on the spot to the concerned.
Earlier, the ADDC was received by the School Principal Anwar Khan. The students expressed great enthusiasm on his visit, as the ADDC is a former student of the school and began his career as a teacher here.
Interacting with the students, the ADDC fondly recalled his days at the school and shared old memories with the staff and students. He advised the students to remain focused on their studies and overall personality development. He asked them to make the best use of the opportunities offered by Information Technology and Artificial Intelligence in the field of education.
The ADDC urged them to keep their attention solely on their academic growth, telling them that nothing is beyond reach for those who stay committed to their goals. He also encouraged them to work with discipline, dedication and a positive attitude and to make their school, parents and society proud.
He expressed satisfaction over the facilities available in the school library and laboratories. He appreciated the Atal Tinkering Lab in particular and the efforts of the staff to promote innovation and practical learning among students.
Speaking to media persons later, the ADDC said that at the higher secondary level, government schools today offer better facilities and teaching faculty. He appealed to the parents to enrol their children in government schools.
Recalling his student days, the ADDC said the school had been beautiful even then, but he was happy to see the addition of a new building, an astro turf and other facilities.
Assuring all possible support for improving the school's infrastructure, the ADDC added that he would also take up the matter with higher authorities so that the history and legacy of the school, established in 1935, could be preserved and sustained.
