Patiala:- Under the special initiative of the Punjab Government, Mega (PTM) Parent Teacher Meeting, under the leadership of Sanjeev Sharma District Education Officer (Secondary) Patiala, today at Kanya Senior Secondary School New Power House Colony Patiala, under the guidance of Principal Satish Kumar, the parents of the students showed great enthusiasm.
On this occasion, the parents said that Mega PTMs are proving to be helpful in strengthening the education system. The chief guest of this program was the president of the famous organization Gyan Jyoti Education Society of Patiala city and a prominent social worker Upkar Singh. While meeting the parents, he said that the decision of this Mega PTM is a good initiative of the Chief Minister of Punjab, Mr. Bhagwant Singh Mann.
It is a shared journey of parents, teachers and students. Parent-teacher meetings prove to be helpful in explaining the students in a better way. On this occasion, Parminder Bhalwan State Awardee, Jatwinder Grewal Governor Awardee specially praised the principal staff and said that the principal here, Satish Kumar and his entire staff are very hardworking.
Seeing their ability, more than 1700 students study and also made them aware about the importance of blood donation. Gyan Jyoti Education conducted an eye check-up under the leadership of Dr. Rajesh Chopra. The team of Saket Hospital put up a demonstration and told about the harm caused by smoking. Bhalwan said that parents should pay more attention to their children and that they should not get into any bad company. Charanpal Singh, Raj Kumar also participated.
Principal Satish Kumar said that this special workshop has been specially called for parents so that parents can support their children in studying. Let's celebrate the achievements of our children together, strengthen the bond between parents and the school. Let's understand the learning capacity of our children.
Let's support our children together.
He talked about the government's skillful efforts in the field of education by creating 'educational dialogue' with students, teachers and parents.