Tree Plantation fest at Ume School

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Ume school organised a simple and unique celebration on this 73th Independence Day. As the president furled the flag and delivered a short speech. It was very meaningful and concise. Then the students and the teachers had tree plantation programme with Railway Protection Special Force Department,Udhana. It was just behind the school building, so they walked there with a sapling in their hands. They showed the meaningful message to the society without any buzz. Silently they reached there and the police officers allocated the land for the tree plantation.
     One by one a team of the teachers and the students dug out the land, planted a small sapling. Even these police officers supported the programme. After that sub inspector Mr. Lekhra Meena distributed the chocolates to the students. Simultaneously sub inspector Mr. Dinesh Chand encouraged the students for such programme in the future. Assistant sub inspector Mr. D C Barman and Constable Mr. Nishant Giri were seen to help the students and the teachers. 

     Sharing the sweets with these officers, the president of the school Mr. Afroz Khan offered the thanks them. Gradually the students walked back the school with same discipline and enthusiasm. In the end, the president appreciated everyone for great work with the simplicity. He hoped that the message would have been reached to all beings. All left the school premises in hope of bringing the positive result on the independent day. That was to plant tree and save our Mother Earth.   

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