ANNUAL RESULT CEREMONY AT HOPE FORMAL SCHOOL KARACHI

HOPE - An Educational NGO in Pakistan, has played a vital role in providing free of cost quality education in the country for around 23 years. It carries out a variety of activities to encourage its students who perform well in their respective classes.

On 27th May 2022, HOPE conducted its annual result ceremony at its Formal High School, which is located in, Zia Colony, Korangi, Karachi. HOPE school welcomes all the under-privileged children to receive education. HOPE which is directed by Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla – A Child Specialist in Karachi, has a profound concern about the less fortunate children of the society, hence she provides free schooling, uniforms, books etc. Every year, an annual result ceremony takes place in which the hard-working, dedicated and brilliant students are awarded. This encourages and motivates the students to work harder so that they can achieve their goals in life.

Dr. Jamil, Mr. Amjad and Mrs Amjad were invited as Chief Guests. The guests were made aware of the progress that HOPE’s formal school is making in regards to educating the under-privileged and neglected part of our society. The annual result ceremony started with the recitation of Quranic verses. Followed by a series of dances and other patriotic performances by the students, followed by the announcements of results. Students prepared group dance performances on various themes.

Students from HOPE Thatta School also performed at the annual result ceremony on various cultural Sindhi songs and dances, which portrayed a sense of diversified cultures existing among the provinces of Pakistan. Loads of applauses and cheers spoke highly about the enjoyment of the children.

The announcements were done by Sir. Taha and Miss Mahnoor who are teachers at the school of HOPE – An NGO in Pakistan, led the function. The 1st, 2nd and 3rd position holders were announced for each class and the children were awarded with certificates and trophies. The classes covered ranged from Pre-School up to Matric. The honorable guests were given the chance to distribute the prizes among the high achievers.

Loads of applauses and cheers spoke highly about the enjoyment of the children. The exited faces, happiness, cheers, joy and laughter accompanied as every dance reached its final step.  During the event the guests, staff and students were served with kebab, chicken sandwich, chips, cold drink and biscuits.  Sulaiman Agboatwalla the son of Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla also played various songs on his keyboard which pleased the crowd.

The best performers were awarded with prizes and in the end, Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla addressed the audience and appreciated their efforts for the marvelous work in studies and performances for that evening.  Her dedication and confidence surely formulated into the results that was witnessed.