Umar Dar
On World Book Day, the literary talents of young students at SRM Welkin Higher Secondary School in Sopore were on full display as they shared their creative works with peers and teachers alike.
Among the budding writers were Aqsa Wani and Peer Madeha, both grade 6 students, who captivated the audience with their imaginative stories. Aqsa presented her gripping tale “A Call That Ruined My Life” while Peer Madeha took everyone on an adventure with “The Famous Explorer.”
Other notable contributions included Daneen Sherjeel Khan’s poignant poetry, Aiza’s charming short story, and Hazika Nisar’s nostalgic reflection on childhood. Zeeshan shared his winter experiences, Usman Javid challenged minds with “One Thousand and One Tricky Questions,” and Aleena Norul Ain delved into the realms of mystery with “Hepta.”
While talking to Director Students affairs SRM Welkin Ms. Sadaf Anayat, she said the event wasn’t just a platform for showcasing literary prowess; it was also a testament to the school’s commitment to nurturing young talent across various genres of writing.
Teachers and students alike praised the creativity and dedication of their peers, inspiring others to explore their own literary passions.
Sobiya, an eighth-grade student, left the audience eagerly anticipating her next work of fiction, showcasing the depth and diversity of talent at SRM Welkin School Sopore.
Chairman SRM Welkin Haji Anayatullah Hajni also praised all the budding Authors and felicitated them.
As the event concluded, it left an indelible mark on all those present, reminding everyone of the power of words to inspire, provoke thought, and ignite the imagination.
Theme : An attempt to revive culture of reading among students.
