A Mature Seedling of Our Community

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Mohammed Solim, a grade 10 student at Life Destination High School in the Rohingya Refugee camp, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, is one of the most talented students in our school. He is known for his academic performance, fair character and respect for his teachers and classmates, in which he is deal with a lot of love around him.

Last year, Solim broke a record by securing a second place in an essay and letter competion organized by the Rohingya Youth Initiative ( RYI ). This achievement brings not only his intelligence but also his ability to express his desire through the academic journey. Furthermore, he also scored 99 marks in Biology during his midterm examination.

It is the sign of a significant way to capture all of his dreams in future career if his hard work remains constant. His journey serves as an inspiration to other students in the community and proving that he would become a community hero one day.

Exploring Moriyam’s dreamful journey


Moriyam, a 15-years old Rohingya girl and a dedicated student at Life Destination High School, is a genocide survivor who left her country and fled to Bangladesh due to harassment, torture, gang rape and brutal discrimination conduted by the Burmese Military force on 2017.

Even though, the unbearable challenge and struggle she had faced in Refugee camp, Bangladesh, she preserved and eventually joined with our Life Destination High School. The outstanding teaching and guidance of her teachers inspired her to develop a passion for learning through the Burmese Curriculum. This passion pushed her dream of pursing higher education including University studies.

In June 2024, the school received a remarkable opportunity from the Asian University for Women ( AUW ), offering a scholarship to a deserving student so called Moriyam. Empowered by the school committee, Moriyam applied to the scholarship and performed well in the interview. With a good fotunate and determination, she secured this opportunity, opening the door of her luck and a more beautiful journey in her future studies.

Her teachers in Life Destination School are incredibly proud of her acheivement. They continue praying for her success and believe she will one day become a cornerstone of her Rohingya community.

Football is the most interesting sport among Rohingya people, including students, who are very much dedicated to playing and watching it wherever it is being played. This kind of game brings internal strength and unity to the community, and its power is revealed in the clapping, laughter, and peaceful moments of young Rohingya students. This is an event of the award ceremony for a football tournament organized by Life Destination High School in the Rohingya Refugee Camp, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.