Sasiri Hetak - Phase 03

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                   Sasiri Hetak - Phase 03

~A Brighter Future for Sri Dewarakshitha National School~


The Sasiri Hetak project, a beacon of hope for educational upliftment, has once again illuminated the path to a brighter future. On November 25, 2024, the third phase of this transformative initiative was successfully concluded at Sri Dewarakshitha National School. This phase, centered around the revitalization of two classrooms, aimed to create an inspiring learning environment for the young minds nurtured within its walls.


The dedicated members of the project, driven by a passion for education, embarked on this mission. Their meticulous efforts involved a thorough cleaning and repair process, followed by a vibrant coat of paint that breathed new life into the classrooms. Not only were the walls adorned with fresh colors, but the desks and chairs were also given a much-needed makeover, ensuring a comfortable and stimulating learning space for the students.


A small yet significant ceremony was held to mark the official opening of the refurbished classrooms. The principal and teachers of the school were present to express their gratitude and admiration for the project's impact. Their unwavering support throughout the process played a pivotal role in its success. The students themselves were actively involved, demonstrating their enthusiasm and eagerness to learn in their newly rejuvenated surroundings.


The Sasiri Hetak project continues to inspire and empower communities, leaving an enduring legacy of hope and progress. By transforming educational spaces, it fosters a love for learning and paves the way for a brighter future for generations to come.


- by Leo Hasini Nethmini -

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