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Agape Academy is introducing Class XI, giving students the chance to continue their education locally. A new hostel now provides safe housing and better study conditions for children from remote and vulnerable communities.

Aaradhya grew up without schooling as her family struggled with illness and unstable income. After joining Grace Academy, she found structure and support. Even after losing her father, she attends school daily and is gradually progressing in her learning.

Recent health initiatives, including a medical camp and deworming program, helped identify and address key health issues. As a result, students showed improved attendance, energy levels, and focus in the classroom.

Students are actively engaged in hands-on learning, from science experiments on water cycles to group problem-solving activities. These practical approaches strengthen both understanding and confidence in the classroom.

We equip new teachers with modern skills. Training focuses on pedagogy, classroom management, and student engagement. This empowers them to create nurturing and stimulating learning environments.

Our mid-day meal program fights malnutrition, improves student health, and eases parents' burden. We ensure hygiene with fresh ingredients, minimal oil and spices, and strict cleaning to provide safe, nutritious meals that support well-being.

We believe creativity blossoms as students are engaged in various art and craft projects, expressing themselves through colors, shapes, and hands-on fun that enriched their learning experience. This is a key activity in the school year at Birpara.

Ram Khelawan, Tilak, and Luvkush live in Siddhpur, 3 km from school. Their farmer father barely sustains the family. After a teacher's door-to-door visit, the boys joined school and have since shown great progress, making their father grateful.

Teachers' Day was celebrated with joy. Students cleaned and decorated classrooms, sang, danced, and honored teachers. It was heartwarming to see students serve refreshments to teachers from all classes, showing harmony and brotherhood.

In November, our General Knowledge Competition expanded to 12 schools with 500+ participants. Five of our students ranked in the top 10, securing 2nd, 3rd, 6th, 7th, and 9th places—showcasing their talent and our teachers' dedication.

Independence Day was vibrant and full of pride. After the flag hoisting and anthem, students honored freedom fighters with speeches, songs, dances, and skits reflecting India's rich heritage. Sweets were shared, strengthening unity and national pride.

2023 was a joyful year of learning. Students excelled in national tests, and the school is popular locally. Children from all castes study together, receiving equal education, helping to break class divides still common in India.

Many students now have bicycles to reach school more easily. The bikes save time, reduce fatigue, and ensure regular attendance, especially for those living far away. This simple support greatly improves access to education and student well-being.

For the first time, Kukurah held a Sports Day. On Jan 30, villagers gathered as students competed in cricket, badminton, kho-kho, long jump, high jump, and 200m race. Teachers worked hard to prepare. Winners received trophies on Annual Day.

We're back to normal after the pandemic, with 100% attendance and high motivation. Students are eager to learn, and teachers are energized. Shared lunches boost energy, improving participation and creating a positive, active learning environment.

Teachers grow alongside students. A trainer equips them with modern teaching methods, greatly benefiting the school. As student numbers rise, we're also seeking new teachers to meet the growing demand for classes and maintain quality education.