The national praise and worship team, Sacrifice, have used a song by two former students at LAMB School.
Onishim Hasdak and Pia Mollick wrote the song, Amar Dak Sono or Hear My Call, during a seminar led by Sacrifice this spring. The head of Sacrifice was so impressed by the lyrics that he included it on their fourth CD released this October in Dhaka.
The roof over the 1st floor was poured during a very rainy Tuesday. We praise God that he kept all the workers safe throughout the day. The bamboo stairs seemed dangerously slippery as the workers carried bowls of concrete the two stories up to the top. One worker slipped at the bottom of the stairs and hurt her back. It was only because we kept her from doing so, that she didn’t go back to work. She didn’t want to leave her colleagues who were still working in the rain.
Ovi (Grade 8) listens to Orgha (Grade 3) reading during a Reading class.
An unexpected shortage of teachers forced us to think of alternatives. This solution was great. Both the older and the younger children benefitted as they listen to each other and as they share the treasure that a book can be.
Grade 3 has conquered the time’s table and are celebrating with a pizza party at Uncle Bimal’s house. Congratulations
Please note that the school will be closed from 10 through 22 October on the occasions of Eid-ul-Fitre and Durga Puja. We wish all our students, and especially those from Hindu and Muslim families blessed holidays.
