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North East Educational Trust - Community Library NEET community Library is a free children's library with a wide collection of age appropriate and contextual books for children of all age groups.
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🎉 Celebrating NEET Foundation Day 🎉NEET Foundation Day was celebrated with the enthusiastic participation of 24 children...
14/10/2026

🎉 Celebrating NEET Foundation Day 🎉

NEET Foundation Day was celebrated with the enthusiastic participation of 24 children, who showcased their talents through dance, drama, read-aloud sessions, and poem recitation. The celebration brought together 17 parents and teachers to witness and appreciate the children's creativity, efforts, and learning.

More than a celebration, the day reflected NEET's commitment to creating an inclusive and nurturing learning environment where every child gets the opportunity to express themselves, build confidence, explore their interests, and discover their potential.

With the continued support of parents, teachers, and the community, we look forward to creating more opportunities for children to learn, grow, and thrive.

Here's to many more years of learning together and growing togetherđź’›

Today, two team members from North East Educational Trust (NEET), Jayashree and Supriya, participated in a one-day Inter...
10/10/2026

Today, two team members from North East Educational Trust (NEET), Jayashree and Supriya, participated in a one-day Interactive Master Class on Menstrual Health and Hygiene, organised by Roots to Branches Foundation in collaboration with RNisarg.

The session provided an opportunity to learn, interact, and explore ways to address myths, stigma, and challenges surrounding menstrual health and hygiene within communities.

Such learning opportunities are an important step towards promoting awareness, breaking stigma, and encouraging open and informed conversations about menstrual health and hygiene.

đź“š Strengthening Classroom Learning through the Volunteer Teacher Forum (VTF)The 2nd Volunteer Teacher Forum (VTF) Meetin...
10/10/2026

đź“š Strengthening Classroom Learning through the Volunteer Teacher Forum (VTF)

The 2nd Volunteer Teacher Forum (VTF) Meeting under NEET’s Language Learning Programme was held on 10 October 2026 at Anubhav Learning Center, bringing together 10 teachers from 6 schools for collaborative learning, reflection and experience-sharing.

The meeting focused on the use of Learning Corners in schools, exploring their activities and discussing the challenges teachers face in their classrooms.

The session included an introductory activity, Learning Corner discussions, book browsing and a picture-reading demonstration by Krishna Devi from Dharikati Mising MES.

One of the key challenges that emerged in the discussion was the difficulty many children face in speaking Assamese, as they come from diverse linguistic backgrounds, including Nepali, Garo, Mising and Bodo communities. The discussion highlighted the importance of creating inclusive, engaging and language-supportive classroom environments where children can participate confidently in the learning process.

The VTF provides a platform for teachers to share experiences, learn from one another and collectively explore ways to strengthen classroom practices. The meeting concluded with a sharing session, and the next VTF meeting is scheduled for December 2026.

At NEET, we believe that when teachers learn together, classrooms grow stronger. 🌱

A heartfelt thank you to The Sentinel for featuring our Swachhata Awareness Street Play Workshop and Performances, held ...
06/10/2026

A heartfelt thank you to The Sentinel for featuring our Swachhata Awareness Street Play Workshop and Performances, held across four prominent locations in Guwahati, in your esteemed daily.

We are grateful for your support in amplifying the voices of our young participants and spreading the message of cleanliness, responsible citizenship, and Swachhata through the power of street theatre.

Thank you for helping our message reach a wider audience!

Swachhata Hi Sewa 2026 🌿As part of Swachhata Hi Sewa 2026, North East Educational Trust (NEET), with the support of Oil ...
02/10/2026

Swachhata Hi Sewa 2026 🌿

As part of Swachhata Hi Sewa 2026, North East Educational Trust (NEET), with the support of Oil India Limited (OIL), organised a workshop for our students on street theatre and the message of cleanliness and civic responsibility.

Following the workshop, our young performers took the message to the streets through a series of street play performances, conducted with the permission of the Guwahati Municipal Corporation (GMC) at three locations across the city.

đź“Ť Sati Radhika Udyan | 250 audience
đź“Ť Guwahati Commerce Point | 150 audience
đź“Ť City Centre Mall | 450 audience

A heartfelt thank you to Oil India Limited for supporting and funding the workshop and helping our children develop their skills and confidence.

We are also grateful to the Guwahati Municipal for granting permission for the street play performances and to the officials of City Centre Mall for graciously allowing us to use their space for the performance.

With 850 people witnessing the performances, the children used theatre, creativity and their voices to encourage the community to think about cleanliness and our shared responsibility towards our surroundings.

Special thanks to Darshan Bhattacharya for giving his time to train and guide our students in preparing the street play. Your mentorship helped bring their ideas and message to life. 🙏

And of course, a big cheer for our young performers who took the message of Swachhata Hi Sewa to the community! đź‘Ź

Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah.

Let’s come together for Swachhata Hi Sewa 2026This Gandhi Jayanti, join us as our children share a heartfelt message of ...
01/10/2026

Let’s come together for Swachhata Hi Sewa 2026

This Gandhi Jayanti, join us as our children share a heartfelt message of cleanliness, care, and community through a special street play.

đź“… 2nd October 2026
đź“Ť Sati Radhika Park | 5 PM
đź“Ť Guwahati Commerce Point | 6 PM
đź“Ť City Centre Mall | 7 PM

Bring your family and friends, cheer for our children, and be part of this meaningful celebration. Together, let’s take a small step towards a cleaner, happier tomorrow!!

Three days of learning, reflection and creativity come to a close today.As we reach the final day of the Language Practi...
30/09/2026

Three days of learning, reflection and creativity come to a close today.

As we reach the final day of the Language Practices Workshop, organised by North East Educational Trust (NEET) and facilitated by the team from Muskaan, we look back at three days filled with meaningful discussions and hands-on experiences.

From oral language and contextual reading to creative writing, illustration, rhymes and book-making, the workshop encouraged participants to explore how children learn, express themselves and make meaning through language.

A huge thanks to Shivani Taneja and Megha Charmode for facilitating this wonderful workshop and making the learning journey so engaging, thoughtful and enriching.

NEET’s Founder & Managing Trustee, Risha Borooah, took part in a panel discussion on “Functional Library in Primary Scho...
30/09/2026

NEET’s Founder & Managing Trustee, Risha Borooah, took part in a panel discussion on “Functional Library in Primary School – Rise of a Reading Generation.”

The discussion brought together diverse perspectives on the importance of making school libraries functional, accessible and engaging spaces that encourage children to develop a strong culture of reading.

Drawing from NEET’s experience of working with government schools and communities, Risha Borooah highlighted the importance of making libraries active learning spaces where children can read, explore, imagine and express themselves, while nurturing critical thinking and creative expression.

The conversation also reflected on the role of teachers, appropriate reading resources and regular engagement with books in helping children build meaningful and lasting reading habits.

NEET is grateful to be part of this important conversation towards strengthening reading, learning and creative expression among children.

What does it really feel like to learn a new language and what can we do to make that journey easier for children? Day 2...
29/09/2026

What does it really feel like to learn a new language and what can we do to make that journey easier for children?

Day 2 of the Language Practices Workshop, organised by North East Educational Trust (NEET) and facilitated by resource persons from Muskaan, brought these questions to life through reflection, discussion, and hands-on activities.

Participants explored contextual reading, written language, and the challenges of learning a new language, while a film on first-language reading and writing at the grassroots level offered real-life perspectives.

The day ended with practical activities on contextual text creation, reading aloud, and creative writing.

The learning continues—turning reflection into practice and creating richer language-learning experiences for children.

Let’s continue to learn, reflect and create spaces where every child’s language is valued and heard.

What happens when we pause, listen, and look closely at the many ways children use language?Day 1 of the Language Practi...
28/09/2026

What happens when we pause, listen, and look closely at the many ways children use language?

Day 1 of the Language Practices Workshop, organised by North East Educational Trust (NEET) and facilitated by resource persons from Muskaan, opened up a space for curiosity, reflection, and learning around oral language.

Through hands-on experiences and engaging discussions, participants explored the components of language learning, how children learn languages, and the important role language plays in their everyday lives. The session included picture-book readings, interactive activities, reflections on personal experiences, and conversations around how we use language in different situations.

The day encouraged participants to look at language from a child’s perspective—how children use language, make meaning from it, and make sense of the world around them.

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House No. 14, S. N. Borah Lane, Dighalipukhuri East
Guwahati
781001

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Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm

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