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From Hardship to Hope: The Remarkable Journey of Nurul Amin

Nurul Amin, 17 years old, son of Sayed Nur from Kamaung Seik, Northern part of Maungdaw, Arakan State in Myanmar. In 2017, Amin along with his parents left his homeland due to a horribly genocidal act on the Rohingya minority conducted by the brutal Burmese Militaries and arrived at Kutupalong, the largest refugee camp in Bangladesh.

” In Myanmar, when I was a child, I attended to a primary school in my village and It was the most challenging period for me as the school was so far from my house and it took me hours to reach at it. During rainy days, I was completely wet while I was on the way of my school. However, I hardly managed class 2 in my homeland before 2017.” Nurul Amin claimed

In 2017, the raping, discrimination, torturing, killing innocents, throwing children into fire, burning the houses and so on operated by the Burmese militaries forced over 1 million Rohingya people from their homes and fled to a bordering country, Bangladesh and took refuge in the forests of Cox’s Bazar and Teknaf. “ My legs became disable and unable to walk on while we were crossing the mountains, villages, barbed fence and river on Aug 2017.” Amin added.

Many elderly people and young children endured unbearable struggle to find a peaceful life on those days, leaving the homes. On their way of Bangladesh, they fought starvation as they took nothing from their homes.

“ It took us two days to travel through the hills for reaching Bangladesh and had nothing to eat and sometimes we needed to pinch our stomachs to relieve the suffering of hunger.” Amin expressed

After being a refugee in the largest refugee camp, Cox’s Bazar, he became a dreamless boy and received no opportunity to continue his study. With guidelines regarding learning forced him toward useless and wasted his time without doing anything for years. Finally, his father, Sayed Nur has open a small shop near his shelter and it starts working for the entire family. “ At the last, my father made me a shopkeer and selling it every morning and evening.” Amin said

” When I was 15, one opportunity from the Life Destination High School offered me to continue my educational journey and I have been attending the class from grade-3 since 2023. It is the hope and building a dream to catch my destination through this learning platform.” He added

There are many young Rohingya children who have no opportunities to make their life and build their future by studying in the Rohingya refugee camp. Offering a formal educational opportunities bring the peace and successes in which people can enjoy their lifetime and make the community develop. The international community must focus to restore the higher education for the Rohingya students in Refugee camp, Bangladesh.

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𝑭𝙞𝒏𝙖𝒍 𝑬𝙭𝒂𝙢𝒊𝙣𝒂𝙩𝒊𝙤𝒏 𝑹𝙚𝒎𝙞𝒏𝙙𝒆𝙧

𝗦𝗰𝗵𝗼𝗼𝗹: 𝐋𝐢𝐟𝐞 𝐃𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐇𝐢𝐠𝐡 𝐒𝐜𝐡𝐨𝐨𝐥, 𝐂𝐚𝐦𝐩-𝟔
𝑺𝒕𝒖𝒅𝒆𝒏𝒕𝒔: 𝑴𝒊𝒅𝒅𝒍𝒆 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝑯𝒊𝒈𝒉 𝑺𝒄𝒉𝒐𝒐𝒍
A𝐜a𝐝e𝐦i𝐜 𝐘e𝐚r: 𝟐0𝟐4/2𝟎2𝟓
𝗘𝘅𝗮𝗺 𝗗𝗮𝘁𝗲: 𝟮𝟭.𝟬𝟮.𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟱

Dear Students,
The final exam is just around the corner! Make sure to:
1.⁠ ⁠Review all your lessons thoroughly.
2.⁠ ⁠Organize your study materials and notes.
3.⁠ ⁠Practice past papers and important questions.
4.⁠ ⁠Manage your time effectively to cover all subjects.
5.⁠ ⁠Stay focused and confident—you’ve got this!
Don’t forget: Success comes to those who prepare well. Start revising now and give your best on exam day!

Best of luck,
Life Destination High School, Camp-6

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The Final Exam of 2024-2025 Academic Year

Photos: Anuwar Sadek

Mr Mohammed Ayas, one of our high school teachers is monitoring the exam hall.
The intention is pinned to the answer paper by one of our little queen students
A teacher named Anuwar Islam is distributing the question papers to the students at the Examination hall
Monu Miya is a dedicated student at our school and also he is the most responsible boy for his parents

These students are waiting for the entrance to their exam hall

Honoured to announce the ongoing final examination of the 2024-2025 academic year is going on at life Destination High School in Kutupalong Refugee Camp, Bangladesh

Note: These are primary level students

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Photo: BM Hairu

During the recent award ceremony at our school, the two honourable and deeply respected teachers, Mr Ayeshaan and Mr Dildar Kamaal, stood alone and performing a heartfelt dua. They prayed not only for the success and betterment of their students but also for justice and hope to prevail in the community. Their soft and humble words might carry out the aspirations which reflect their dedication to the next generations.

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“ Escaping the flame of conflict: Omair’s Journey from Arakan State to Hope and Education in Kutupalong Refugee Camp”

By Anuwar Sadek

This is Mohammed Omair, 15 years old, son of Eman Hussian, a student of Life Destination High School in Refugee Camp, from Mrauk Taung Village, northern part of Maungdaw, Arakan State in Myanmar. He left his motherland, Myanmar and fled to Bangladesh to escape from the horrible second-wave of genocidal attacks carried out by the Arakan Army ( AA ). These massive weaponries cleaned all the Rohingya residents from the entire Buthidong and Maungdaw Townships and forcibly abducted Rohingya youths and used them in the front line in the battle fields. Omair along with his family crossed the Naf River and arrived at Refugee Camp in Bangladesh.

According to the various ground sources, the Rohingya muslims in Arakan State, Myanmar have been enduring the sufferings of starvation, serious illness and restricted movement and the constant fear of abduction by the Arakan Army AA and the Burmese Junta since the outbreak of their deadly conflict.

“ Since the violence has horribly been intensifying along the northern part of Maungdaw due to the terrorist Arakan Army AA and the Burmese Militaries, every cost of the basic needs like rice, oil, fish, meat, medicines and etc has increased and many of us survived without eating anything and the fight against the hunger and serious illness were also increased.” Omair explained

“ He further shared, “ Youths between 12 and 50 are the most afraid of being forcibly abducted by both parties so called the terrorists Arakan Army AA and the Junta.”

Omair left his home country, Myanmar, twice by the age of 15, in 2017 and 2024.
In 2017, the widespread torture, masscares, rapes, throwing children into the fire, discrimination and other atrocities commited by the Burmese brutal Militaries and the Rakhine Rebel group forced over one million Rohingya to flee their country. Omair and his family were among those who fled, taking refuge in a makeshift shelter in the largest refugee camp, Kutupalong , Camp-6.

Later in 2021, Omair and his family prepared to travel to Malaysia in search of a better life, as they struggled to meet their basic needs due to the dire financial effort in the Refugee camp, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.

“ While we were on the half way to Malaysia, we were arrested in Yangon by the Myanmar authorities and imprisoned for three months. After that, they sent us back to our original village called Mrauk Taung in Maungdaw, Arakan State. Life was extremely difficult there and opportunities to earn a living were limited. Despite this, we managed to survive and stayed there for four complete years till the violence between the Arak
an Army AA and the Junta began.” Omair said“

In the first week of Jun 2024, some rebels of the Arakan Army AA came to my village and announced a meeting using a loudspeaker, asking everyone to gather in a location inside my village. About 40 men including younger ones were present and I was also one of them. During the meeting, the Arakan Army AA arrested all of us and took us to their controlled area, where we were held for six days without being provided proper food. They selected four among us, accusing them of being armed and tragically punished them. The remaining 36 including myself were released after six days.” Omar shared his emotional Voice

In early October 2024, Omair and his parents once again prepared to flee their home due to the relentless torture and the abduction carried out by the Arakan Army AA. This time, their escape was more challenging as they struggled to cross the Naf river, forced to make the dangerous journey one by one for several weeks.

“ We couldn’t not come to Bangladesh together because we didn’t have financial effort for the boat fare.” Explained Somira, mother of Omair. “ We needed to collect our financial help from our relatives who are living in Refugee camps.” That’s why we had to come here one by one.”

Finally, after enduring a deadly journey and escaping from the brutal hands of the Arakan Army AA and the Military Junta, Omair’s family has once again arrived at Kutupang Refugee camp, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. The family’s resilience is one of the examples to reveal their courage in the face of unimaginable hardships.

Despite losing everything, Omair’s spirit remains unbroken and he was awarded a place to continue his educational journey by the Life Destination High School. With a great hope of reaching his goal, he joined the school, embarking on his learning in Grade-6. For Omair, this is not just an offer to learn but a chance to rebuild his life and dream of a bright future.
This powerful story is a reminder of restoring hope and dignity to displaced families including their children. The International community must not remain silent in the face of the ongoing crisis in Arakan State, Myanmar where countless Rohingya lives are being trapped in the deadly conflict between the Arakan Army Army and the Military Junta. Immediate action and intervention are very important to protect these vulnerable populations and further loss of life.

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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.

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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.
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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.