JAMMU: The Akhil Bhartiya Rashtriya Shaikshik Mahasangh (ABRSM), Jammu and Kashmir Union Territory unit, successfully organized a series of programmes across various government and private schools under the initiative “Our School, Our Pride”. The initiative aimed to instill a sense of belonging, responsibility, and pride among students, teachers, and local communities toward their educational institutions.

Held across multiple districts of Jammu and Kashmir, "Our School,  Our Pride "program   witnessed  overwhelming response across J&K (UT).The number  of schools Participated is 4004(Four thousand Four),comprising of 3,09,750 students ,16668 Teacher's and 1450 Peoole from civil society  taking it to a total of 3,27,868 overall Participation.

The programmes included Pledge taken ceremony, campus cleanliness drives, cultural events, motivational lectures, and interactive sessions between alumni and current students.

Teachers and staff took the lead in promoting the idea that schools are not just centers of education but the foundation of a strong and self-reliant nation.  ABRSM State President Rattan Sharma in his Statement highlighted that the initiative seeks to strengthen the bond between educators and students while encouraging community participation in school development.

He stated, “A proud school community creates confident students. By celebrating our schools, we are celebrating our future.” Several schools witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, parents, local dignitaries, and Panchayat members. The events also served as a platform to discuss academic excellence, moral values, and holistic development.

The ABRSM J&K UT unit reaffirmed its commitment to furthering quality education and national values through such grassroots initiatives. “Our School, Our Pride” has received positive feedback from all stakeholders, and ABRSM plans to expand the programme further in coming months.

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