It was a day filled with curiosity, excitement, and meaningful exchange when Joshna Khatun, a dedicated teacher from the Rajshahi University School, visited the Department of Botany at University of Rajshahi along with her students at 9th April, 2026.

The visit was more than just an educational tour—it was an opportunity for young learners to connect classroom knowledge with real-life scientific environments. As the students stepped into the lush and vibrant surroundings of the department, their enthusiasm was clearly visible. For many, it was their first close experience with a university setting, and the atmosphere sparked both wonder and inspiration.

During the visit, the group had the honor of meeting the respected Chairman, Dr. Sabrina Naz. She warmly welcomed the students and shared valuable insights about the importance of plant science, environmental awareness, and higher education. Her words encouraged the young visitors to think beyond textbooks and explore the natural world with curiosity and responsibility.

Joshna Khatun expressed her gratitude for the opportunity, highlighting how such visits can play a vital role in shaping students’ academic interests and career aspirations. She emphasized that exposure to university environments helps students dream bigger and understand the possibilities that lie ahead.

The students explored different sections of the department, observing plant specimens, learning about biodiversity, and engaging in interactive discussions. Their excitement reflected the success of the visit—not just as a tour, but as a memorable learning experience.

This visit stands as a reminder of the importance of collaboration between schools and universities. By opening their doors to young minds, institutions like the Department of Botany at Rajshahi University continue to inspire the next generation of scientists, educators, and environmental stewards.

As the students returned home, they carried with them more than just memories—they carried new ideas, fresh motivation, and a deeper appreciation for the world of plants and science.