State Minister for Primary and Mass Education Bobby Hajjaj joined pupils in their lessons and taught a class himself during a visit to a government primary school in Habiganj on Wednesday.
Sitting on the classroom floor with young children, he created a lively atmosphere as pupils joined him in the lesson.
The state minister visited Alhaj SM Foysal Government Primary School in the Noapara area of Madhabpur upazila at around 11am yesterday and stayed there for nearly three hours.
During the visit, he taught pre-primary and primary-level pupils and asked about their studies. He also spoke directly with the children to learn about their abilities, interests and learning environment.
Bobby Hajjaj observed classroom activities, exchanged views with teachers, students and parents, and distributed food among the pupils. He also inspected the school’s food storage facilities.
He later spoke with members of the Mothers’ Gathering, Book Captains and the Little Agriculture initiative.
Hajjaj also toured the school garden, encouraged pupils to take part in environmentally friendly activities and planted a tree on the school premises.
Later in the afternoon, he visited Jagadishpur Tea Garden Government Primary School in the upazila, where he enquired about the learning environment, classroom activities and the standard of teaching.
Habiganj-4 MP SM Faisal, Madhabpur Upazila Nirbahi Officer Mehedi Hasan, Assistant Commissioner (Land) Maitreyi Roy, Assistant Superintendent of Police Rafiu Rahman, Noapara Union Parishad Chairman Syed Ataul Mostofa Sohel, former chairman Syed Md Javed and parents’ representatives were present during the visits.
