February marks the start of Language Month, a special time to honor the sacrifices of language martyrs and celebrate the beauty of the Bengali language. At Marie Curie School, we take pride in inspiring students to cherish their mother tongue and carry forward the spirit of our cultural heritage.
Remembering the Language Martyrs
Language Month is a tribute to the brave men and women who gave their lives to protect the Bengali language. Their courage reminds us of the importance of preserving our national identity and cultural heritage. By sharing their stories, we teach students to value the freedom and dignity of their mother tongue.
Creativity and Culture in Action
Our students at Marie Curie School have expressed their love for their mother tongue through creative, language-based projects. From colorful artwork to imaginative displays, each project tells the story of Language Month—honoring the sacrifices of martyrs, celebrating the Bengali language, and showcasing pride in our cultural roots.
These projects go beyond art—they help students connect with their culture, promote language awareness, and build a strong sense of national pride.
Inspiring the Next Generation
Seeing the new generation embrace their mother tongue fills us with pride and hope. At Marie Curie School, we believe that love for the Bengali language should flow naturally from generation to generation. Celebrating Language Month encourages students to appreciate their cultural identity and carry forward the legacy of the martyrs.
Join the Celebration
Language Month at Marie Curie School is more than just a celebration—it is a way to honor our heritage and inspire students to love and protect their mother tongue. Through art, creativity, and educational activities, we help students connect with the richness of Bengali culture while fostering a lifelong appreciation for language.
