LONDON: In a festive gathering organized by Sardar Hayat, a prominent political and social figure in Berkshire, Pakistani students visiting the UK were treated to a lively New Year’s celebration in Slough, a town in the county of Berkshire, London. The event drew the participation of distinguished guests, including Member of Parliament Tan Manjeet Singh, Councilors, and prominent political and social personalities from London.
The New Year’s ceremony, held in Slough, commenced with the national anthem of Pakistan, setting the tone for a night of cultural exchange and celebration. Sardar Hayat played key role in organizing the event.
Participants at the gathering commended Sardar Hayat for his contributions to education and recreation, acknowledging Berkshire as a unique institution that has gained global recognition for its exceptional educational and recreational programs.
Pakistani Students Laud Sardar Hayat’s Invaluable Services
As a gesture of appreciation, the board of directors of the organization presented an honorary shield to Sardar Hayat, recognizing his invaluable services in the field of education. The students, hailing from Pakistan, actively engaged in educational and training courses aligned with contemporary requirements and had the opportunity to explore iconic locations such as London, Windsor, and Oxford University.
Expressing their gratitude, Pakistani and international students expressed full confidence in Berkshire Education UK, emphasizing its role as a platform that has been providing opportunities for skill recognition and enhancement to students worldwide for several years.
The program featured lively performances, including renditions of Pakistani national anthem by students, adding a touch of cultural richness to the celebration. The culmination of the event saw all participating students being honored with shields, international certificates, and various prizes.
