Gojehota International School

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Like a tree whose roots run deep beneath the soil, many never see the roots, yet they are the reason the branches stand tall, the leaves remain green, and the fruits continue to grow.

Today, we celebrate a man whose strength has become a shelter, whose wisdom has become a compass, and whose sacrifices have become the silent bridges upon which many destinies now walk.

Thank you for holding up the sky so quietly for others to thrive.

Who is responsible for the fading voice of our mother tongue?

This powerful question echoed through our school hall as our brilliant students passionately debated the topic:

"Parents are responsible for the decline in mother tongue usage among children."

As arguments filled the room, one truth became impossible to ignore: every language carries a people's history, identity, values and soul.

When a child loses their mother tongue, they risk losing stories told by grandparents, the wisdom of their ancestors and a vital connection to their roots.

Our students reminded us that preserving our languages is not the responsibility of schools alone. It begins at home, around the dining table, during family conversations and in the words parents choose to speak to their children.

The debate ended, but the conversation continues.

Perhaps the greatest gift we can give our children is not only the ability to speak to the world, but also the ability to speak the language of their own heritage.

We understand that feeling — the feeling of a missed opportunity possibly due to tight schedule, and it seems like a door quietly closed on your child’s future.

We are pleased to announce a new date for all those who missed the last entrance examination.

For this is more than a new date — it is a renewed chance for your child to move closer to quality education, growth and the future they truly deserve

Are you a God-fearing, passionate, dedicated and qualified teacher looking to make a difference in the lives of students?

We are currently accepting applications from suitably qualified candidates who are committed to excellence in teaching and learning.

Kindly submit your application and resume to the email ([email protected]) on this poster with the word VACANCY as the subject of your message.

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On this day, we celebrate the values of freedom, unity and progress that define our great nation.

We are honoured to serving you, and remain committed to excellence.

Wishing you and your family a memorable Democracy Day.

There is something quiet magical about a fruit. It begins as a tiny blossom — fragile, uncertain — and through patience, sunlight, and rain, it becomes something extraordinary. Something that nourishes, delights, and connects us.

This past International Fruits Day, our school paused to remember that gift.

We gathered not just around mangoes and strawberries, pineapples and guavas — but around something deeper: gratitude. Gratitude for the farmers whose hands tend the earth before dawn.

For the soil that gives without asking. For the simple joy of biting into something sweet and knowing — this came from the earth, and it came for us.

May we carry that lesson with us — in and out of the classroom, every single day.