On August 24th, 2024, Sri Sankara Matriculation School celebrated its 24th Annual Day with Rajkumar, the Director of Marketing and Finance of Worldwide Logistics (India) Pvt. Ltd., and Bharathwaj, the Finance Controller of Worldwide Logistics (India) Pvt. Ltd., as the esteemed Chief Guests. This event was a significant milestone, aligning with both the school’s 24th year of establishment and WWL’s 24 years of excellence. The Chief Guests presented awards for academic excellence, long-term service for Teachers, perfect attendance, and achievements in cultural events, contributing to a memorable and pleasant ceremony.
In his address, Rajkumar( the Director of Marketing and Finance of Worldwide Logistics (India) Pvt. Ltd.) highlighted the rich legacy of the school, established by the Sankara Trust in the 20th century with the vision of benefiting the public, and its journey towards global recognition. He emphasized that the school is not only committed to academic excellence but also actively encourages co-curricular activities, supporting holistic student development. As a co-educational institution, the school boasts state-of-the-art laboratories, a modern computer center equipped with internet and multimedia facilities, and smart boards that enhance the learning experience through visual and interactive methods. This integration of technology fosters multifaceted skill development, preparing students for the challenges of the modern world.
Rajkumar, (Director of Marketing and Finance at Worldwide Logistics (India) Pvt. Ltd.), delivered an inspiring message to students, emphasizing that no contribution is too small to make a meaningful impact on society. Using a powerful analogy of a single mosquito disrupting an entire night’s sleep, he illustrated how confidence, knowledge, and talent can empower individuals to challenge societal issues and drive positive change. He highlighted three crucial elements knowledge, skills, and talent as key factors in transforming students into future leaders. He explained that institutions that provide the right knowledge, recognize each student’s unique talents, and develop those skills are the true pillars of progress, shaping the future. Rajkumar also stressed that every child has potential, and when talent goes unrecognized or undeveloped, it diminishes both the child’s and the nation’s future. He concluded that building a great nation requires identifying talent, honing skills, instilling confidence, and encouraging humility, preparing nations for success and progress.
