Teachers welcomed children arriving in a bullock cart by distributing sweets.

Kudiluru, July 1: The school commencement ceremony for the 2026-27 academic year was kicked off by taking the children to school in a bullock cart under the leadership of SDMC at Kudlur Government High School and Government Higher Primary School in Kushalnagar taluk.

The children of both the schools arrived at the school wearing paper learning caps and a procession of a uniquely decorated bullock cart, which attracted the attention of the villagers. The villagers witnessed the children's excitement. The teachers welcomed the children by giving flowers and books and distributing sweets to them. Speaking at the bullock cart procession that started from near the Basaveshwara temple in Kudlur village, Area Education Officer M. Krishnappa said that quality education is being provided in government schools and appealed to the parents to encourage the empowerment of government schools by enrolling their children in government schools.

He said that quality education is being provided in government schools and everyone should encourage the empowerment of these schools. Along with providing free and compulsory education to children in government primary schools, bilingual education is being provided. He said that more encouragement should be given to the empowerment of government schools by increasing the enrollment of children in government schools.

102 high schools in the district have achieved 100 percent results in the SSLC annual examination, and 45 high schools in Somwarpet taluk, including Kudumangaluru Government High School. It is a matter of pride that 100 results have been achieved, said BEO Krishnappa. High school headmaster T.G. Premakumar said that the government is providing quality education in government schools by providing various facilities to children along with free textbooks, uniforms, and hot meals. He appealed to parents to give their children a good education by enrolling them in government schools.

Folk artist Bharamanna Betageri spoke and said that it is commendable that the children of this high school have achieved 100% results in the SSLC examination and have done well. BEO M. Krishnappa, head teachers T.G. Premakumar, H.S. Sujatha, and teachers welcomed the school children by giving flowers.

High school SDMC President K.S. Harish distributed sweets to the children. SDMC member Hemavati welcomed the children by lighting an aarti. Senior farmer of the village K.S. Rajachar, Kannada Sahitya Parishad Taluk Committee member M.N. Kalappa, high school teachers K.Gopalakrishna, M.T. Dayana Prakash, B.D. Ramya, S.M. Geetha, B.S. Ansila Rekha, primary school headmistress H.M. Sujatha, teachers K.B. Geetharani, A. Mary Margaret, G. Nalini, SDMC members Pavithra, Arpita, writers Bharadwaja K. Anandatirtha, Hemant Parera, parents, villagers were present. Distribution of sweets to children: Hot lunch with sweets was distributed to children in the school at noon. Children celebrated the school opening ceremony. Holding placards with slogans like "Let's join government school, government school is our pride, government school is our village school, let's join children in government school, education is power" etc., they arrived at the school in a bullock cart in a festive mood.

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