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Lively participation by kids from nine more schools

Star National Desk
English language fairs held under English in Schools (EIS) programme, a joint initiative ofThe Daily Star and mobile operator Robi, saw lively pardcipa-tion of young learners from nine more high schools of Moulvibazar, Kurigram and Kushtia districts yesterday.
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Our staff correspon-d e n t from S y 1 h e t reported that over 200 students of Srimongal Government Girls' High School, B h u n o b i r Dasharath High School and BTRI High School in Srimongal upazila of Moulvibazar district took part in the English language fair held at Srimongal Government Girls' High School auditoriumin the morning.
Arad Dev, headmaster of the girls' high school, inaugurated the fair.
After watching The Lion King, a globally renowned movie, the students spontaneously responded to questions in English.
Later, they participated in other events including situationbased question-answer, extempore speech, roleplay and vocabulary practice. Md Fahad of Robi conducted the programme.
In Kurigram, at least 2 5 0 students of Nageshwari Government
Girls' High School, Nageshwari Dayamoyee Pilot Academy and Nakharganj BL High School under Nageshwari upazila of the district joined die fair held at Nageshwari Dayamoyee Pilot Academy auditorium, reports our correspondent.
Headmaster KM Anisur Rahman of the school opened die fair at around 11:00am.
Following screening of The Lion King, a globally renowned movie, the
students participated in spot quiz, vocabulary' test, one-word question and quick questions--all based on the movie. Selected students took part in extempore speech on different topics and role-play
Our Kushtia correspondent adds: Students of Kushtia Government Girls' High School, Dinomoni High School and Kushtia Police Lines School and College look part in joyful activities al the English
language fair held at the girls' school auditorium in the morning.
After watching the movie, The Lion King, over 150 students from the three schools participated in spot quiz, vocabulary test, one-word question and quick questions--all based on the movie. Selected students took part in extempore speech on different topics and role-play.
Robi representative S o 1 a i m a n Haque