Rohingya Community Classroom- RCC

Our RCC teachers are featured in this video. They are dedicated educators who work tirelessly to provide quality education, guidance, and support to our students every day. Their commitment, passion, and hard work play a vital role in shaping the future of the children at RCC.

We are grateful for their continuous efforts in creating a positive learning environment and inspiring our students to achieve their goals. This video highlights the valuable contributions of our teachers and their unwavering dedication to education and community development.

Drawing is one of the happiest moments in life. It allows children to express their creativity, imagination, and feelings through colors and pictures. When they draw, they can create beautiful artwork, explore new ideas, and enjoy learning in a fun way.

Drawing also helps improve concentration, confidence, and fine motor skills. For many children, drawing is a joyful activity that brings happiness, relaxation, and a sense of achievement.

Rohingya Community Classroom- RCC

Words formation activity, making new words from the word “sun.”

Rohingya Community Classroom- RCC

Anas is going to explain about fingers in English and the Rohingya language as well. Rohingya Community Classroom- RCC

One of the senior students, Taifur Khan, explained the parts of a plant as well as living and non-living things in English with confidence and clarity.

Rohingya Community Classroom- RCC

One of the KG students at the RCC is recognizing the colors to improve learning.





Rohingya Community Classroom- RCC

Writing and drawing are essential skills for beginners to develop creativity and learning abilities.






Rohingya Community Classroom- RCC

Some common opposite words in English have been practiced by Omar Parveez. Rohingya Community Classroom- RCC