A Tribute to Ma’am Sundas: My English Teacher
When I think of an English teacher who has truly made a difference in my life, Ma’am Sundas instantly comes to mind. Her kindness, calm demeanor, and patience are unmatched. She is not just a teacher to me; she is a guide who has helped me grow in ways that go beyond the classroom.
I first met Ma’am Sundas in Grade 3. At that time, she didn’t know me very well, but even then, I could feel the warmth in her approach. She made learning English so much fun and engaging, even though we didn’t have a strong bond yet. Her teaching was always so clear and easy to understand—her words would just stick in my mind. Whether it was vocabulary, grammar, or writing, I never had to struggle to remember what she taught. It was like she had a special way of making everything seem simple and exciting.
As the years went by, our connection grew stronger, and I became one of her favorite students. Her ability to connect with each student individually makes her stand out. She doesn’t just focus on textbooks and lessons from the curriculum; she goes beyond that. She teaches us materials from outside the book, giving us real-world knowledge and examples that help us see the practical side of the language. Her lessons aren’t just about memorizing rules; they are about understanding and applying the language in a meaningful way.
Ma’am Sundas’ teaching style is unique. She never forces us to follow rigid methods or just read from a page. Instead, she brings life into her lessons with real-life applications, stories, and interactive activities. She makes sure to cater to each student’s learning pace and ensures that no one is left behind. Her patience is remarkable—whenever I find myself stuck, she is always there to guide me through it, gently helping me understand where I went wrong without making me feel bad about it. Her encouragement makes me want to try harder and do my best.
What I appreciate most about Ma’am Sundas is how she makes learning feel natural and enjoyable. She doesn’t just teach us English; she helps us embrace it. Her classes are never boring or repetitive. She brings energy and enthusiasm, and that makes it easier for all of us to stay focused and interested. She’s always willing to explain things over and over until we truly get them, and I can honestly say that her efforts have helped me become more confident in my English skills.
Beyond being an amazing teacher, Ma’am Sundas has been a mentor. She encourages me to keep exploring and expanding my knowledge, not just in English, but in life. She has played a big part in making me love learning, and for that, I will always be grateful.
Thank you, Ma’am Sundas, for being such a patient, kind, and inspiring teacher. Your lessons have stuck with me, and they always will. I will always appreciate how you went beyond textbooks and helped me discover the beauty of the English language. You are a true role model, and I’m so lucky to have had you as my teacher.
A Tribute to Ma’am Bushra: My Section Head
Some teachers leave an unforgettable mark on their students' lives, and Ma’am Bushra, the Head of Section, is one of those extraordinary individuals for me. She didn’t just guide me academically—she believed in me, encouraged me, and shaped a part of who I am today.
One of the most defining moments of my journey with Ma’am Bushra was when she messaged my mother and said, “I’ve registered Ayan for a creative writing contest, and I want him to write something unique.” At the time, I wasn’t sure what I could create, but her confidence in me made me want to try. I decided to write a poem—my first-ever attempt.
She didn’t just stop at encouraging me; she went above and beyond. She took the time to rewrite my poetry, showing me how to express my thoughts, structure my ideas, and rhyme my words. She taught me the true art of poetry—how to bring emotions to life, how to weave beauty into words, and how to tell a story that touches the heart.
It’s because of Ma’am Bushra that I discovered my love for poetry. She became the reason I started writing, and every time I write today, I remember her lessons. She supported me as if I were her own child, always treating my success as her own.
But our bond wasn’t limited to poetry. I felt so close to her that every time I painted something, my heart wanted to gift it to her. Over time, her office became filled with my paintings, each one a token of my admiration and gratitude. Seeing her cherish those gifts made me feel valued and appreciated in ways I can’t fully express.
As the Head of Section, Ma’am Bushra wasn’t just a leader; she was a mentor who made every student feel safe, secure, and inspired. Her presence radiated warmth and positivity, creating an environment where we could thrive. She understood us, guided us, and always believed in us, even when we didn’t believe in ourselves.
Although I may not have said this to her directly, I want her to know that I will always miss her. In my heart, I deeply appreciate everything she has done for me. Her unwavering support, kindness, and belief in my abilities have left an everlasting impact on my life.
Thank you, Ma’am Bushra, for being more than a teacher and a section head—you were my guide, my cheerleader, and someone who made me feel special every step of the way. I will always carry your lessons with me, and no matter where life takes me, I’ll never forget the role you played in helping me become who I am today.
A Tribute to My Principle Kaleem Rehman Rajput
Every school has a principal, but not every school has a leader like Kaleem Rehman Rajput. At Future World School BTR, he isn’t just the principal—he is a mentor, a guide, and someone who makes you feel seen and appreciated, no matter how quiet or reserved you are.
Being a reserved person myself, I’ve always wondered if teachers or principals noticed me the way they noticed outgoing students. But Principal Kaleem proved me wrong. He doesn’t just focus on students who stand out; he notices everyone. Even with all the responsibilities he carries, whenever he sees me in school, he makes an effort to come toward me. His warm smile and kind words always make me feel special, like I truly belong.
One of the best parts about him is that he always encourages me. Whether it’s about my writing, academics, or just being myself, he believes in my potential even when I doubt it. It’s amazing how someone with so many duties still finds the time to make each student feel unique and valued. He inspires me to shine in my own way, and I know many others in our school feel the same.
In his presence, our school has grown rapidly. Under his leadership, Future World School BTR boasts 100 percent results—a testament to his hard work, dedication, and ability to bring out the best in both students and teachers. But his impact goes beyond academics. He has created an environment where everyone feels motivated to learn and grow. His focus on discipline, innovation, and character-building is unmatched.
A good principal is someone who ensures that rules are followed and results are achieved. But a great principal, like Kaleem Rehman Rajput, goes further. He builds a community. He listens. He adapts. He pushes everyone to strive for excellence while also making them feel cared for. He understands that education isn’t just about books and exams; it’s about shaping individuals who are confident, kind, and ready to take on the world.
What makes him stand out is his vision for our school. He isn’t just focused on the present—he is always looking toward the future. Whether it’s introducing new programs, supporting extracurricular activities, or encouraging students to chase their dreams, he is constantly thinking about how to make our school even better.
To me, Principal Kaleem isn’t just the head of our school. He’s a role model. He shows us what it means to be a leader who cares, a mentor who guides, and a person who uplifts everyone around him.
In the fast-paced world of education, having a principal who is approachable, compassionate, and dedicated makes all the difference. I feel proud to be a student at Future World School BTR under his leadership, and I hope to make him proud with everything I do.
Thank you, Principal Kaleem, for believing in me and in every student at our school. You truly are the heart of our school, and we are lucky to have you.
My Teacher, Ma'am Maheen
Hello everyone! Welcome to my new blog. Today, I want to share about my science teacher, Ma'am Maheen who is our class teacher too.
Maam Maheen isn't a new teacher for me. She taught us last year too. In grade four she was really off the beat and I don't like her vibe. Science was a swagless subject for me, and I wasn't happy when she became our teacher in grade five because I was a noob in science and I didnt get the A* in science.
This year, Ms. Maheen is different. She is so OP, you can feel the happy energy she brings to the class. Now she doesn't say our class is the slowest in doing work. She takes us to the science lab for practicals, and if we miss any practical, she explains so well that I can easily do it at home.
Now, I'm taking full marks in my assessments, it means that now I've got all the science concepts and I'm a pro now.
One day, she asked me to make a project for the class. I feel so lit/happy to get that chance. I can't wait to start working on it after the Pakistan Spelling Bee contest is over.
Now science is my favourite subject and Ma'am Maheen has become my favorite teacher. I hope she keeps teaching us for many more years.
And whenever you meet her, you will get the super cool vibe too!
Bye for now. See you in the next blog.
