A Day with the students of Underprivileged Children School in Bangladesh.

The 16th of December is always a special day for us because it is the anniversary of Bangladesh's victory over Pakistan. Because it was the 50th, the last one was significantly more memorable. In this one, I had the privilege of serving as a judge for a workshop hosted by a student organization of our university. It was a proud and special moment for me because the workshop was held for students from underprivileged children's schools. I had the privilege of spending time with those children, as well as the privilege of sharing food with them, among many other things. I'll share their artworks with you in the coming posts so that you can see them as well as I do. It was one of the proudest moments in my working life. I've done volunteer work with underprivileged children in the past, but I've never spent an entire day with them. There were approximately 70 children in attendance. And the club provided them with a variety of gifts, including food, stationery items, coloring books, coloring pencils, gifts, and chocolates, as well as the opportunity to spend quality time with them as well.

The students attempted to recreate the Bangladeshi flag by hand-painting it with colors. They were successful.

The competition's winners have been announced. Ten of the most talented students in the school's age group of 3-5 years old.

A snapshot of the total number of people who attended the competition.

The students were overjoyed to receive gifts. Their faces are lit up with a smile on their faces.