JAAGO students celebrate an incredible milestone as they receive their 2025 SSC Exam Result

The air at JAAGO Foundation Schools is filled with excitement, joy, and pride. As the SSC Results 2025 are officially released, we are thrilled to share that our students have aced the exams with brilliant results, proving that with perseverance, support, and belief, anything is possible—no matter where you come from.

These results are more than just academic success; they are powerful reminders that education has the power to transform lives. And behind this milestone are inspiring stories of children who, despite the odds, never gave up, children who studied under dim lights, who often did not have enough food on the table, who didn’t have quiet corners to concentrate, but had limitless determination and dreams beyond their circumstances.

One such story is of Sumaiya’s. Sumaiya is the first of her family to sit for the SSC examination. She grew up in the densely populated Korail slum in Dhaka, where narrow alleys and makeshift homes tell stories of struggle. Her father is a day vegetable seller, and her mother takes in sewing work to make ends meet. Most days, putting food on the table was their only priority. But Sumiya had dreams beyond the alleys; she wanted to study, to become independent and make her parents proud. So despite the challenges, she remained resilient and with the help of JAAGO Foundation’s child sponsorship program, she received the support she needed to stay in school. Her sponsor became her guiding light, and now, she has passed the SSC Examination 2025 with flying colours. “This is just the beginning,” she said with teary eyes and a proud smile.

Similar is the story of Tanvir. His father is a rickshaw puller and the only breadwinner of the family. His earnings were very limited, and for him, sending Tanvir to school was a luxury. He thought Tanvir would also start earning and help his father out once he turned 9-10 years old. But as education lit up Tanvir’s life, his dreams started taking shape. He did not want to work as child labour; rather, he wanted to study. And with the support of his sponsor parent, he got that opportunity. There were times he nearly dropped out due to financial strain. But his teachers encouraged him, and his sponsor stood beside him like a silent guardian, ensuring he had the books, uniform, and support to keep going. Today, he stands tall as one of the highest scorers in his school’s SSC batch.

These are stories of hope and resilience, stories of how education is transforming lives. And at the heart of this journey are our child sponsors—the quiet changemakers. Your belief in the power of education, your generosity, and your guidance have lit up thousands of lives.

You saw potential where others saw poverty, and you chose to stand by these children, not just as financial supporters but as their champions and extended family. Through your support, you didn’t just provide access to education, you opened doors to possibility. You believed in these children, even when the world seemed unsure. Because of you, education became a lifeline, a bridge from hardship to opportunity.

We would also like to thank our dedicated teachers. Their commitment to ensuring that every child learns, grows, and thrives has resulted in today’s success. From encouraging every child not to give up to taking extra classes just to help the child out, from providing emotional guidance to nurturing dreams, they’ve given more than just knowledge; they have shaped futures.

Today. we celebrate this incredible milestone, we’re reminded of what’s possible when communities come together—when sponsors give, teachers guide, and children dream.

At JAAGO Foundation, we remain committed to breaking the cycle of poverty through education. And today, we invite you to continue being part of that change. Because every child deserves a chance, and every dream deserves a cheer.

Step forward to change a life. Sponsor A Child. Visit: https://jaago.com.bd/sponsor-a-child

*As per the child safeguarding policy, the name or picture of the child may have been changed