Army Goodwill School Bandipora Hosts Successful PTM

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Army Goodwill School Bandipora Hosts Successful PTM

 Bandipora, April 18 (KNS): 

The Army Goodwill School Bandipora today organized its first Parent-Teacher Meeting (PTM) for the academic session 2026 in the school auditorium, witnessing enthusiastic participation from parents and staff alike.
 
The meeting aimed at strengthening the bond between parents and teachers while focusing on students’ academic progress, behavioral development, and overall well-being. Around 150 parents attended the session, reflecting strong community engagement in the educational process.
 
The Commanding Officer of 14 Rashtriya Rifles (CO 14RR) graced the occasion as the chief guest. He was accompanied by the 2IC 14RR, members of the youth volunteers group, the school principal, and teaching staff.
 
In his welcome address, the Principal highlighted the importance of continuous parent-teacher interaction in shaping a child’s future. Teachers provided detailed feedback on individual student performance, discussing strengths as well as areas needing improvement.
 
Parents were also briefed about upcoming examinations, extracurricular activities, and various school initiatives.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp ChannelThe interactive session allowed parents to raise concerns and offer suggestions, particularly regarding issues like screen time, exam stress, and time management. Teachers assured regular monitoring and necessary support for students requiring additional attention.
 
Many parents appreciated the school’s commitment to quality education and holistic development. They also lauded the institution’s efforts in raising awareness against drug abuse and promoting a healthy and responsible lifestyle among students.
 
The school administration expressed gratitude to all parents for their active participation, stating that such collaboration is vital for nurturing a safe and progressive learning environment.
 
The programme concluded on a positive note, with a shared commitment from both parents and educators to work collectively for the better future of the students. (KNS) 

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