Its non- profit school.Parijat Academy was started in 2003 with four chilldren in a small room with tinroof and bamboo wall. Parijat means heavenly flower in Assamese.
Friday, September 29, 2017
Friday, September 1, 2017
Thursday, August 31, 2017
Tuesday, June 27, 2017
Ananda Chandra Baruah Memorial Scholarship 2017
Ananda Chandra Baruah Memorial Scholarship 2017 given to three students of Partijat Academy who has score good marks in HSLC Exam 2017- Biswajit Phangsho with cash money Rs 7000/-, Ajit Thapa with cash money Rs 5000/- and Urbashi Sarkar with cash money Rs 3000/-. This year was second edition. We express our sincere thanks to Smt Jyoti Baruah wife of Late Ananda Chandra Baruah, Mrs Modira Khaund( daugther) and Dharmananda Baruah (son) for initiating this scholarship programme for the Parijat Academy.
Tuesday, June 6, 2017
Sunday, January 1, 2017
Music Program for Parijat Academy
https://www.gofundme.com/music-program-for-parijat-academy
-Gitu Barooah
Every year since 2009, my students
and I have done service projects in India, as part of a study trip. Our goal
has been to help those who need it most, in a way that is sustainable and
continuous. Since I am an educator leading students, we made children and
education our focus.
Over the years, we have worked in various resettlement colonies in New Delhi teaching hundreds of children letters, numbers, arts, craft, drama, and each one of them stole our hearts. But over the last few years, I have taken my students to work in the place I am from, and to which my soul belongs - beautiful Assam.
In Assam, we work in Parijat Academy, a pre-K to 10th grade school, founded by Uttam Teron, and run entirely through donations, volunteers, and the immense goodwill of kind people around the world. The spirit of the children and teachers there are joyous, and every minute spent there has been fun. They do so much with so little. (You can find out more about them by going to http://parijatacademy.com/)
Parijat has a budding band . . .but they need a drum-set. Uttam Teron said to me, "If we can get even a second-hand set of drums, the children will be so happy."
But I thought to myself, why just a second-hand set of drums? Why not a couple of guitars? And perhaps the services of a good music teacher? Then they can keep making beautiful music forever.
All the funds raised here will go towards buying a drum-set and other instruments, hiring a teacher, and starting a music program for Parijat.
In return for your contribution, you will receive cards hand made by Parijat students, photographs of the band, and a short music video of the children performing. And better yet - the joy of knowing that somewhere in a small corner of the world, children are making music with your help.
Over the years, we have worked in various resettlement colonies in New Delhi teaching hundreds of children letters, numbers, arts, craft, drama, and each one of them stole our hearts. But over the last few years, I have taken my students to work in the place I am from, and to which my soul belongs - beautiful Assam.
In Assam, we work in Parijat Academy, a pre-K to 10th grade school, founded by Uttam Teron, and run entirely through donations, volunteers, and the immense goodwill of kind people around the world. The spirit of the children and teachers there are joyous, and every minute spent there has been fun. They do so much with so little. (You can find out more about them by going to http://parijatacademy.com/)
Parijat has a budding band . . .but they need a drum-set. Uttam Teron said to me, "If we can get even a second-hand set of drums, the children will be so happy."
But I thought to myself, why just a second-hand set of drums? Why not a couple of guitars? And perhaps the services of a good music teacher? Then they can keep making beautiful music forever.
All the funds raised here will go towards buying a drum-set and other instruments, hiring a teacher, and starting a music program for Parijat.
In return for your contribution, you will receive cards hand made by Parijat students, photographs of the band, and a short music video of the children performing. And better yet - the joy of knowing that somewhere in a small corner of the world, children are making music with your help.
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