Mangaluru: Hikmah International Academy observes Van Mahotsav

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July 14, 2018

Mangaluru, July 14: Hikmah International Academy, a Montessori School in Mangaluru celebrated the annual Van Mahotsav recently at their school premises in Vas Lane.

K. Bhasker Moily, Mayor of Mangaluru City Corporation, graced the occasion as chief guest. A K Niyaz, Managing Director, A K Group of Industries was guest of honor. 

The chairman of the Hikmah Educational Trust Mohammed Nissar, the Trustees, Chief Admin Officer, Principal, teaching and non-teaching staff and more than 50 kids from MONT-1, MONT-2 & MONT-3 participated in planting many neem saplings at the adjacent area near to the school premises.  

The event slogan was ‘Think Green and Live Green’ to motivate the kids to know how important trees and plants are for our survival and well being.

The Mayor in his inaugural address said that forests play a vital role for our nation’s development. Destruction of forests ruins the ecological balance of the globe and also weakens the efforts of pollution control. The need for plantation has become even greater these days because of the growing pollution in the environment.

Mr Mohammed Nissar said that all the disadvantages of destruction of trees and forests can be balanced only with plantation of trees which maintains bio diversity, conservation of water and climate control.

He said that as we take a lot of care in protecting the plants, it teaches us how parents and teachers have to nurture our kids in their early stages with knowledge and discipline helping them to groom as respectable citizens of our great nation.

He announced that the institution will be coming up with an Eco-Friendly Campus in 3.5 acres of land in Mangaluru fully equipped with all the facilities which are required for a Modern School. Stone laying ceremony will take place within months.

Acting Principal Asma Syed was present. Event Coordinator Lubaina concluded the program with the vote of thanks.

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Hasan Yusuf
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Sunday, 15 Jul 2018

Thanks to Coastaldigest.com for publishing our Vana Mahotsava Event report.

 

Hikmah International Academy, Mangalore,  is a model Educational system within which students are developed to their fullest potential who are highly motivated to be successful in this life and beyond.  At Hikmah, we strive for educational excellence within a healthy learning environment, intimate adherence to values and strong collaboration with positive interaction among school, students, parents and the community.  At Hikmah, we believe in balancing conventional studies with values like TAWAKKUL, TAQWA, SABAR, EHSAAN and HAYAA.

 

 

As a part of our Expansion plans, primary school & high school till CBSE  10th standard, Hikmah will come up with Eco-friendly Campus in  3.5 acre land in Arkula, Mangalore as soon as possible.  The new facilities in this site will have spacious classrooms and top quality sports facilities.

 

 

Hikmah International Academy will have a WIDOWS Village integrated to the school at the new campus.  We will plan to accommodate 50 widows who will work as cleaners, aayas, gardeners and cooks etc. and they will be paid salaries.  Their children will get free education, in sha Allah.

 

 

Now we are running MONTESSORI Level – 1, 2 & 3 classes in Mangalore taught by Montessori certified teachers who believe in the motto MOTIVATE & INSPIRE.

 

 

Hikmah International Academy is a non profit educational institution, and in case any profit arises, it will be routed back to the school.  Al Hamdulillah, Hikmah is a true gift to our  society  “where knowledge, faith and academics meet with  wisdom”.

Hasan Yusuf
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Sunday, 15 Jul 2018

Thanks to Coastaldigest.com for publishing our Vana Mahotsava Event report.

 

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