What school kids stutter

Ortho Saha
Having a dream is very important in a person’s life. Dreams give us the courage to move forward and inspire us to work hard. I also have a dream, I want to become a medical doctor in the future. The opportunity to serve people and stand beside those who are suffering from illness is what attracts me most to the medical profession.

My name is Ortho Saha. I have recently appeared for the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examination from St. Gregory’s School and College in Old Dhaka, and I have achieved a Golden GPA-5. Although this achievement has brought me great joy, I believe it is only one step in my journey. I still have a long way to go. I will have to study harder and face intense competition to move closer to fulfilling my dream.

I love reading books. I believe that learning new things, gaining knowledge about different subjects, and developing a regular reading habit will help me achieve my goal. I am particularly interested in studying medicine. I am always fascinated by how the human body works, how diseases develop, and how doctors diagnose and treat patients and help them recover.

Safwan Rahman
My name is Safwan Rahman. I am a student of Class Three in the Bangla Version at BAF Shaheen College Dhaka. I love studying and learning new things. In my recent examination, I scored 560 out of 600 marks. I am very happy with my result, and my parents are also very proud of me. They always encourage me to do my best.

My father’s name is Mahbubur Rahman. He is a businessman. My mother’s name is Rubina Parvin. My parents love me very much. They always teach me to study well and become a good person.

I have many hobbies. I love drawing and playing football. Drawing is one of my favourite hobbies because I can express my feelings through pictures. I also enjoy playing football in my free time.

My biggest dream is to become a pilot when I grow up. I want to fly airplanes and travel to different places around the world. I want to become a skilled, responsible and confident pilot and make my family and country proud.

I know that I have to study hard to achieve my dream. So, I try to study regularly and listen to my parents and teachers. I also try to learn something new every day.

I believe that with hard work, love and confidence, I can achieve my dream one day. I want to become a good pilot and make my family proud.

I love dreaming, learning, drawing and playing football. One day, I hope to become a good pilot and make my dream come true. This is my biggest dream in life.

Muhammad Saifan Ali
In 2020, when everyone was confined to their homes during the COVID-19 lockdown, I, Muhammad Saifan Ali, developed a deep interest in mathematics and science. At that time, I was a fourth-grade student at Premier School Dhaka. Alongside my regular studies, I began exploring numbers, different patterns, and especially trigonometry with great enthusiasm.

My father, Engineer Muhammad Shoaib Ali, noticed my curiosity and encouraged me to participate in the Mathematics Olympiad. Although I successfully passed the preliminary round on my first attempt, I could not qualify for the national round. However, I was not discouraged. The following year, I prepared more seriously and reached the national level.

Later, I became particularly fascinated by physics. After participating in the Bangladesh Physics Olympiad, I secured fourth place at the national level. Since then, I have consistently remained among the top competitors. In 2025, I achieved second place at the national level.

In 2022, I became the champion of the National Junior Science Olympiad. Later, I represented Bangladesh at the Asian Physics Olympiad held in Mongolia and Malaysia.

After completing my O Levels in 2025, I completed my A Levels in just about four months. The support and encouragement I received from my family, teachers, and school have played a vital role in helping me move forward.

In the future, I aspire to achieve even greater success in science and physics, bring pride to my country, and make Bangladesh’s name shine on the global stage.