Library Transformation Project, Hyderabad

Rosary Convent High School, Abids

Edited by Hoshika Agarwal



 "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world , and so is a library."- 

The Library transformation project of the Rosary Convent High School was taken up by Team Hyderabad under the committed Project Head, Ritu Agarwal who relentlessly worked to bring the metamorphic change. This project as much responsible for changing the lives of the children , evenly altogether altered the idea of transforming government school to transforming educational spaces. 

The Alumni’s of Rosary Convent, two extremely vivacious ladies , Mrs. Anjali and Mrs. Namrata contributed whole heartedly towards this four-day project. The teachers and the students of the school, and other volunteers together modified this educational place with bright colours and their creative skills .Their biggest contributions towards the school was their immense amount of dedication and hard work.
The walls of the Rosary Convent High School speak words so enlightening . An education tree with flowly branches, books in the shape of birds , indicating that knowledge should be flying at all the points of the corners in the library and a cluster of students with a shadow to depict that irrespective of Race, Creed, Sex, Colour all students are equal. These knowledge imparting designs further added value to those unspoken silent walls.

These passionate and excited young leaders, climbed the benches and the book shelves with aspirations in their eyes, dreams of flying high, transforming more places and lives, touching greater heights!

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