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City's top schools and colleges bid adieu to John Bagul, an eminent educationist

The senior teachers and principals of top schools and colleges in the city gathered at The International Club on the evening of August 30 to express their appreciation and offer their good wishes for the veteran educator's journey ahead

The Telegraph Published 29.09.23, 11:36 AM
John Bagul, outgoing principal and founder of South City International School

John Bagul, outgoing principal and founder of South City International School

Distinguished heads of prestigious educational institutions in the city converged to bid a fond farewell to John Bagul, the departing founder-principal of South City International School. The senior teachers and principals of top schools and colleges in the city gathered at The International Club on the evening of August 30 to express their appreciation and offer their good wishes for the veteran educator's journey ahead.

The highlight of the evening was a music performance that added a touch of nostalgia and wistful sentiment to the occasion. The melodies resonated with the emotions of the moment, making the farewell party all the more meaningful. School directors, principals and college professors reminisced about their shared experiences and accomplishments with John Bagul, at the same time looking forward to following the exciting path that lies ahead for him. The farewell party was a celebration of his glorious achievements, a valuable reminder of the impact he had on the city's teaching fraternity and a toast to the promising future that awaits him.

The event was ideated by the director and co-founder of IIHM Calcutta, Sanjukta Bose, and founder-principal of Wings Preschool, Daycare and Activity Centre, Neeta Kanoria. Glimpses.

With warm hearts and fond remembrances, senior city educationists including Amita Prasad (second from left), Rajashri Biswas (third from right), Dr. Anuradha Das (second from right) and Rupkatha Sarkar (extreme right) extended their heartfelt wishes to John Bagul, confident that his future journey would be as fruitful and gratifying as the legacy left behind by him

With warm hearts and fond remembrances, senior city educationists including Amita Prasad (second from left), Rajashri Biswas (third from right), Dr. Anuradha Das (second from right) and Rupkatha Sarkar (extreme right) extended their heartfelt wishes to John Bagul, confident that his future journey would be as fruitful and gratifying as the legacy left behind by him

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