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 ALPHABETZ – “Learn Today for Better Tomorrow”

Knowledge opens the door to opportunity, achievement, success and wealth.

English is an essential component in today's world. This is primarily because the current English and literacy framework stimulates the growth of critical and creative thinking as well as interpersonal, collaborative, and personal skills that are essential in both personal and professional settings.

Because of past social and economic problems in Sri Lanka, opportunities for economically disadvantaged children to develop such language skills are extremely limited. As social activists, Leos are eager to find as many answers to these issues as possible.

Therefore, the Leo Club of the University of Colombo Leo District 306 C1 selected Ambatale Tikiri Kumara Vidyalaya Mulleriyawa for this action where children face economic difficulties and face very difficulties in studying.

From this way, we completed the 5th step of our ongoing series of projects on March 22, 2023.

Students in grade three were our selections. We intended on creating this workshop so the children did not get frustrated. This session has presented the fundamental linguistic information about the English language that we should be aware of. Our workshop representatives were successful in keeping the children's attention by having to engage them in a variety of activities to break up their boredom.

We forced them to participate in group activities to demonstrate the benefits of group activities. We gave them that experience by hosting small group events. They realized that the power of unity—teamwork and cooperation—makes beautiful things possible.

Every victory, defeat, tie, and shutout counts as life. The most significant aspect of existence whether you succeed or fail is to enjoy what you have. As a result, we also presented awards to the winners of the session. Other children were told to respect their achievements while keeping an open mind. The youth of today must be educated in it.

We offered gifts to everyone as a sign that everyone had won at the end of the game.

As Leos, we were thrilled to have completed this critical stage in achieving society's important goals.

We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to all of our club members who kindly assisted us, the principal and teachers of Tikiri Kumara Vidyalaya, and all other supporters. This strength will greatly inspire us to continue our missions without halting here.

Harshanie Erandika Liyanage

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