UST restores Computer Lab at Karyavattom UP School
In yet another initiative under its ‘Adopt A School’ CSR programme, leading digital transformation solutions company UST has restored the computer lab at Karyavattom UP School in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. The company provided the necessary lab equipment for the school to address power supply and computer issues at the lab.
City Air News
Aug 13, 2024 09:34
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Thiruvananthapuram, August 13, 2024: In yet another initiative under its ‘Adopt A School’ CSR programme, leading digital transformation solutions company UST has restored the computer lab at Karyavattom UP School in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. The company provided the necessary lab equipment for the school to address power supply and computer issues at the lab.
UST officials Sajitha Mohan Kumar, Shane Jude Cosmea, Jayesh Janardhanan, Roshni Das K, Sandra Jeeva, and Renuka Manikandan attended the function where they handed over the restored computer lab to the school. Krishnankutty Madavoor, Headmaster of Karyavattom UP School; PTA Executive Members Syamkumar and Lakshmi Sajeev; MPTA President Anila Alwin; Teachers Fasna Salam, Karthika, Sheeja, Akshai Kamal, and other school authorities were present.
“UST’s Adopt A School CSR programme for educational institutions has come a long way in providing necessary help to schools across Kerala. The initiative to restore the computer lab at Karyavattom UP School is sure to help students continue with their computer education without any hassles, said Sheffi Anwar, Head of Business Operations and Workplace Management, UST.
Expressing happiness and gratitude towards UST’s CSR programme for restoring the computer lab and making it fully functional for students, said Krishnankutty Madavoor, Headmaster, Karyavattom UP School, “the UST initiative helps the school in more ways than one. Apart from ensuring computer education to the students without any interruption, the company’s efforts have also helped in finding a solution to issues like tech glitches and power disruption that used to crop up from time to time.”
UST has pledged continued support for the school to raise its standards and facilities.
