Parents are always worried about the education and training of their children

Esfandiar Ekhtiari in the end-of-year celebration of Parvaresh Kindergarten
Parents are always worried about the education and training of their children

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Vida Salamatipour:  In the end-of-year celebration of Parvaresh Kindergarten Esfandiar Ekhtiari, the Zoroastrian MP, said:  “Parents are always worried about the education of their children and this worry increases when their children have to give the university entrance exams.”
He added:  “With respect to the importance of modern education in the kindergartens, the role of parents should not be overshadowed.  It is important to know  our role in the training of our children.  It is the right of our children to want to progress, and this is not difficult.”
Rostam Khosraviani, Director of Tehran Zoroastrian Anjuman, said:  “We did our best to hold this celebration with the least delay, and for this sake we had to choose Friday for this occasion.”
Mahvash Rostami, Principal of Parvaresh Kindergarten, said:  “This year, for the first time, the end-of year celebration of our kindergarten is being held in the morning, and the reason is to not allow a gap to fall in the efforts and thrill of the children for this celebration.”
She added:  “This is the 24th such celebration of the preparatory class of Parvaresh Kindergarten and half the expenses for holding it has been borne by the parents.”
She informed that parents should take note of the advertisement put up in Zoroastrian locations and encourage their children to participate in educational and scientific competitions and by sending their drawings, handwork and written articles, help them to learn more.”
This celebration was held at 10 am, on Friday, 5 Tir (26 June 2009) in Marker, Tehran Pars.  Prayers, hymns, declama, play and music were parts of the program.
Bahram Parvaresh Kindergarten is active since 1364 (1985) under direct management of Tehran Zoroastrian Anjuman and supervision of the Welfare Organization of Iran.

Translation by Rowshan Lohrasbpour