Re--opening Day at Government High School in Kottur

 The Government High School in Kottur reopened on June 12 with students of 6th to 10th classes attending school. 

The teachers presented a flower as an invitation to the children. 


The school held a special assembly to welcome the children. 


Principal Maheshwari Kalpana addressed the students and motivated them.


The Principal said construction work is on on this campus and from the next year, the school will be upgraded to higher secondary level, with classrooms in the new building. 


Local ward councillor Kathir Murugan attended the school assembly and spoke. He presented new books to some students. 


- By Yamini N.

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