The role of a school in a child’s development begins as early as pou-school and continues throughout his life. Some consider Parent’s to be a child’s first teacher while teachers are his second parents. A child spends as much time in school as he spends with his parents.
A school provides a structured education to the child and promotes his mental and psychological growth. Apart from learning academics, a child also learns other important life skills such as teamwork, good manners, unity, sharing and responsibility.
The kind of training that he receives at school forms and enhances his character that stays with him throughout his life. The school provides a child varied opportunities which enables him to discover his innate talents and develop them. All of these experiences help to develop a child’s interest, build self-esteem and shape the course of his later academic and professional life.
Article Submitted by : Ishan Kumar Gupta Class:- IX/B
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