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SRINAGAR: Director School Education Kashmir, Naseer Ahmad Wani, today inaugurated a newly established Reception Centre and Mini Auditorium at Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS) Chursoo, Awantipora.
Speaking during an Enrollment Drive organized on the occasion, the Director reaffirmed that ground-level inspection and continuous monitoring of schools are essential components of an effective education system. He further added that the department remains committed to enhancing school facilities across the region to ensure a conducive learning environment for every child.
During the event, the school unveiled a notable student publication titled “All for Thy Name”, authored by the student of the said school, Adnan Gul, reflecting the institution’s focus on promoting creative and academic excellence.
On this occasion, the Director also facilitated the formal enrollment of nearly two dozen students, encouraging parents to actively support their children’s educational journey. Outstanding student performers were felicitated with certificates and awards in recognition of their achievements.
In his address, the Director commended the school administration for its efficient utilization of available resources and acknowledged its continuous efforts to improve academic standards. He reiterated that quality education remains a top priority of the Government, and every possible effort is being made to provide the necessary facilities to educational institutions.
Speaking on the occasion, Chief Education Officer Pulwama, Shabir Ahmad Khan, highlighted the recent achievements of the district in the education sector and expressed pride that Pulwama secured the first position in the latest PARAKH Test.
A documentary film was also screened in the newly inaugurated Mini Auditorium, showcasing the school’s reconstruction efforts following the devastation caused by the 2014 floods.
