Students of Rahmaniya Maha Vidyalaya Eravur visit Presidential Secretariat and President’s House

On Monday afternoon, a group of students from Rahmaniya Maha Vidyalaya in Eravur, Batticaloa embarked on a visit to the Presidential Secretariat and President's House. This excursion was organized as part of the "Vision" program, a collaborative effort between the Presidential Secretariat, the Ministry of Education, and the Communication Division of Parliament in Sri Lanka, aimed at enlightening schoolchildren.

Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya emphasized the significance of cultivating a future generation of leaders dedicated to creating positive transformations worldwide. She highlighted the government's ambition, through recent educational reforms, to equip children with global knowledge and foster confident, empowered individuals ready to make a substantial impact on the nation.

Following a tour of the former Parliament building housed within the Presidential Secretariat, the students were provided with an insightful briefing on the institution's history. Senior Additional Secretary to the President, Roshan Gamage, further enlightened the young minds about the President's Fund, detailing the benefits extended to schoolchildren through this initiative.

As part of the program's enriching activities, the students were presented with valuable plants, symbolizing the importance of environmental conservation. The event was attended by the Director and Assistant Director of the Tri-Forces Security Coordination Unit, along with the Principal and teachers from Rahmaniya Maha Vidyalaya Eravur, underscoring the collective commitment to this educational endeavor.