I am delighted to welcome you to the Lady Khatun Marium School website and hope you find a rich source of information about our thriving school community.
In such a competitive world, it is a must for all to have a good education. It must be meaningful for meeting the present and future challenges. Appropriately said by Nelson Mandela, “Education is the most powerful weapon to change the world”. It can shape an individual’s life for the best. A positive attitude, discipline, values, and skills play an equally important role in determining success along with education. Lady Khatun Marium School in 1990 had its modest beginning with a small group of students, and they carried a vision of learning English with unwavering passion.
The institution progressively evolved into a Higher Secondary school, boasting of its top-notch faculty, facilities, and promising results as the years went by. From being a small school helping underprivileged students dream, visualise and plan for their future, LKM has indeed been a single candle to light thousands, to eradicate the darkness of ignorance. We now stand strong with students and staff. The achievements of the school in curricular, co-curricular and sports reflect the success of its students in various fields. We believe in holistic education, which includes academics, co-curricular activities, sports education, and life-skills development since we know that to teach is to affect a life forever. The campus, athletic fields, and academic buildings are all evidence of this conviction.
I believe the above-mentioned points align very well with the vision of The New Education Policy (NEP), which is that education is not only about academics, but also about developing children’s social, emotional and physical skills. The recently released National Curriculum Framework (NCF) for School Education 2023 is also based on the vision of NEP and aims to positively transform the school education system in India. This will raise school education standards in our country and could take schooling beyond the narrow confines of rigid curricula. This journey of excellence, in my opinion, will never be over. I, for one, am very proud to have evolved with the Institute over the past 29 years as a witness to its growth. Seeing pupils thrive and perform gives me great pleasure and fulfilment.
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