Sara Parveen - Case study (Manthan Seva School)

Name: Sara Parveen
Age: 6 years
Class: UKG
School: Manthan Seva School


The spark in her eyes, innocence in her speech and an enlightening smile very truly captures the meaning and definition of being a child. Our interaction with Sara, her teachers – Miss Rekha Devi & Sangeeta Bhandari and the principal of the school Mr. Shakeel helped us to discover that Sara is extremely innocent and sensitive girl. Manthan Seva School is paying adequate attention to encourage her to interact more since she is fond of interacting with people & the school is making every attempt to work on this strength of her and nourish it in a way so that it can be harnessed in the years to come. This case study is all about Sara, her life, family, friends and her aspirations.

“My Name is Sara Parveen. I study at Manthan Seva School in UKG and every morning my father drops me from my home which is situated in a nearby area i.e. Middle school, Piska Nagri. I have an elder brother- Fahim Bhai who studies in class ninth and I want to be like him, study as much as possible. My father works in Ranchi as a land broker. I like to coming to Manthan School, wherein we study, play and have a lot of fun. I am fond of singing songs of Hindi Films and stood second in the fancy dress competition. My Teachers Rakhi Teacher and Sangeeta teacher encouraged me to sing the song on the fancy dress competition and everyone applauded me when I sung that song. The song that I sung is stored in my fathers mobile and I listen to it once a day to memorize it.

I share with my parents about all my experiences at school and they laugh with me after listening to it. My favorite subject is English and I try to like the exercise when we associate alphabets with fruits, toys and vegetables. I have also made a special friend in my school and her name is Muskaan.

We study together and play a lot of games. We play a lot of games such as Biscuit race, Frog race, Hen race, Chair race in the school. I have also one more friend at home and she is my cousin sister and her name is Mahvish. But I find it difficult to make her understand about the activities the activities that we do in school. But I can share all these things with Muskaan and we enjoy studying, learning and playing together. I often cry when I have a fight with her but we say sorry, shake hands and become friends again She has helped me in understanding science lessons and I help her with English lessons. Recently, we celebrated Hand washing day in our school wherein firstly we were asked to wash our hands with soaps and then we wiped our hands with a clean cloth. Thereafter, candies were distributed to us and it made us happy.”