Discussion held in Bhola to foster children's future
Speakers emphasise moral values, creative learning at Charfesson primary school
Daily Sun Report, Bhola
Published: 11 Nov 2026, 05:35 PM
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The Charfesson upazila unit of Bashundhara Shuvosangho hosted a discussion titled "Enlightened Childhood, Promising Future" at No 2 Telkhali Government Primary School in Charfesson, Bhola, on Tuesday to promote moral values, mental growth, and quality education among young learners.
The school's Headmaster, Pintu Kumar Das, addressed the
programme as the chief guest, with teachers, students, and guardians in
attendance.
The event was attended by Bashundhara Shuvosangho Charfesson
Upazila Convening Committee Joint Convener Ayesha Ripa, alongside members
Mohammad Shamim, Rakibul Hasan, Ekram, Tuhin, Mohammad Abir, Mohammad Nihad,
Mohammad Jihad, Farhana, Atik, and Riyad.
Speaking on the occasion, Headmaster Pintu Kumar Das stated
that childhood represents the most crucial period of human life, shaping future
values, character, and intellect.
He stressed that education must extend beyond institutional
textbooks to encompass moral instruction, etiquette, patriotism, empathy, leadership
traits, and civic responsibility.
Other speakers noted that every child possesses latent potential across academics, sports, music, poetry, and creative arts. They urged parents, educators, and community members to collaborate in nurturing these talents without subjecting children to undue academic pressure.
The discussion also focused on regular school attendance, reading habits, constructive technology use, personal hygiene, and resistance to child marriage and drug abuse.
Bashundhara Shuvosangho Charfesson unit Joint Convener
Ayesha Ripa remarked that a resilient nation rests on a secure and joyful
childhood, underscoring the necessity of providing child-friendly learning
environments.
Teachers at the school commended the initiative, noting that
continuous engagement by social welfare organisations bolsters mental
development among primary pupils. The session concluded following an
interactive question-and-answer exchange between guests and students.
