Celebarating Bangladesh DAY

In a sunny morning Bangladesh Day celebration organized by Etherley Lane Nursery School in Bishop Auckland, Durham Country, UK. The Nursery was built in 1971; it is located in a residential area on the outskirts of Bishop Auckland. The large majority of children are of white British Heritage, All children receive highly effective individualised support from extremely skilled early year practitioners. At 9.15 am while my foot step at the school corridor I am feeling joy and asking myself; have I arrived Bangladesh very quick? In the schools every rooms decorated by Bangladeshi Photos, Quotes, verities of Colourful Items, High volume BD Music and songs hearing from a room where showing on the Projector screen BD Photos to the Guardian and Children, Head Teacher Mrs Leslie Patterson wear BD 03 Pc Kamis and office Manger wear BD Fatua. Governor of the school Mr Keith Taylor wear Panjabi, Payjama and Tupi. One early Year Practitioner teacher wears Bangladeshi Sharee. She introducing about BD items to the children. Guardian & children drawing their hands matching with BD Colour Pictures, they tried to wear Sharee, Scarf and BD dancing. Children enjoying with their BD dress. Head teacher and 04 early Year Practitioners are very busy for introducing BD items, dance, music, drawing hands, handy crafts, playing BD events; one group is gardening outside of the school. Bangladeshi Chapatti, Chicken Tikka, Samosa, Biryani, cooked for children and Guardian. Every one taking food items with jolly mood, in two shifts total 40 pupils and 40 guardians morning session and the same 80 at the afternoon session total 160 + enjoyed this great celebration. I have got a chance to present power point slide on Bangladesh, Student Council and connecting Classrooms in my Madrasah. I also showed to children Guardians 100 Words Drama of Chittagong Cluster 02. Every one very much pleased and excited knowing all about Bangladesh. Asking Guardian, pupils and teachers I ensured their views on school linking GSP Partnership Project with Bangladesh is 98% positive, very useful, and benefited to the school. In a moment I interviewed to The Head teacher Mrs Leslie Patterson she and her team, teachers, members very much eager to continue the GSP Partnership Project with Bangladesh. We discussed openly to find out the real problems, solving suggestions to develop International Partnerships which I wish to include my research Papers In later. There is no doubt that everything is in the school for learning except certificate to the pupils. But after 25-30 Or 45-50 years of age this school children may need a strong document to remember their learning in an early school about early teachers and Head teacher. So my suggestion was to the Honourable Head teacher; school authority may consider providing certificate to the children while the pupils will complete their Years in this school; because Etherley Lane Nursery is an outstanding School, which fulfils its philosophy to ‘’foster in children a love of learning’. Children’s love to learn & relationship in an early stage would be forever and long lasting with the schools.Very fantastic, Learning and informative celebration I enjoyed at the Etherley Lane Nursery School it would be more highlighted for Partnership activities in UK – Bangladesh along with other Partner countries. I express my heartily gratitude and thank to the Head teacher Mrs Leslie Patterson, Governor Mr Keith Taylor, 04 early year practitioners, Guardians, and children for all of their kind support to me while I visit this nursery on celebrating of Bangladesh day. I also pay gratitude and thank to the Durham country council, Durham University, Van Mildert College, Mr Brian stobie, Ms Lucy Turzynski and Mr Ahsanul Azad, Mrs Afroza Yasmin, Mr Shakil Amanullah Sinha, British council Bangladesh for giving me this great opportunity. Hafez Allama Mohammad Mohiul Hoque Principal Naziria Naymia Mahmudia Madrasha Chittagong Bangladesh Cluster coordinator Chittagong Cluster -02, Bangladesh Research Fellow Durham University UK