Rabbi Islam SarkarI am Rabbi Islam Sarkar. I am a Class Five student at Kamalapur Sher-e-Bangla Railway School and College. My roll number is 3. My father’s name is Sujon Sarkar. I have had a big dream since my childhood. I want to become a doctor when I grow up.
Serving people as a doctor is one of the main goals of my life. I believe that standing beside sick people and helping them recover is a noble profession. In particular, I want to help poor and underprivileged people so that they do not have to remain without proper treatment because of financial difficulties.
My parents always encourage me to study well. My teachers also advise me to work hard to achieve my dream. So, I study regularly and try to learn my lessons attentively. In my free time, I also enjoy playing with my friends.
I know that becoming a doctor is not easy. I will have to study hard, follow discipline and work with dedication. That is why I am focusing on my studies from now on. I believe that through honesty, hard work and perseverance, I will one day achieve my dream and become a good and compassionate doctor who will serve humanity.
Tabassum
I am Tabassum, a student of Class Two at Bhangna Government Primary School in Goppar area of Bhangna, Keraniganj. I have a big dream in my life. I want to become a doctor when I grow up. My main goal is to serve people and help sick people become healthy.
My father’s name is Bappy Sheikh and my mother’s name is Shirin. With the love, care and encouragement of my parents, I regularly attend school and pay attention to my studies. Besides studying, I love playing and having fun with my friends. However, I am especially interested in learning about human life and health.
I believe that a doctor does not only treat diseases but also stands beside sick and helpless people. Poor people often cannot get proper treatment because they do not have enough money. So, when I grow up, I want to become a doctor who will stand beside everyone and provide free or affordable medical treatment to poor people as much as possible.
My parents and teachers always encourage me to study. I know that I will have to study hard and work very hard to become a doctor. So, from now on, I will study regularly, obey my teachers and try to become a good person. I believe that one day I will achieve my dream through hard work and perseverance.
Nazmus SakibI live in Mirpur-2 and study at Dhanmondi Government Boys’ High School. I am a dream-driven student, currently studying in the Day Shift, Section A, Roll No. 15. I have had a special interest in technology and computers since childhood. My dream is to become a skilled software engineer in the future and make people’s lives easier by developing innovative technologies.
My father, Md. Mosharraf Hossain, works in a private organization, while my mother, Rukhsana Parvin, is a homemaker. With their constant inspiration, support and encouragement, I am working hard in my studies to achieve my dreams.
My goal is not only to achieve good academic results but also to develop my knowledge, skills and creativity. In the future, I want to establish myself as a skilled technology professional and contribute to the development of my country.
Sabria Masud RushdaniaMy name is Sabria Masud Rushdania. I am a student of Class Two at Banasree Ideal School and College, where I study in the English Version. My father is a banker, and my mother is a homemaker. I am a cheerful girl. I love learning things and spending time with my parents, teachers and friends. I enjoy playing with toys, drawing, colouring, reading storybooks and riding my bicycle. I also like watching cartoons and playing outdoor games. I do not like being scolded or staying indoors for a time. I want to grow up as a kind, confident and person.