It gives me immense pleasure to warmly welcome you all to a brand new academic year—2026. Each new session brings with it the promise of growth, learning, and fresh beginnings. Today, as we stand at the threshold of another exciting year, I wish to express my gratitude to our parents for their constant faith and cooperation, and to our students for the energy and purpose they bring into our school community.

Education is not only about books and examinations—it is about building character, nurturing curiosity, and instilling resilience. This year, we aim to strengthen our commitment to holistic development, ensuring that every child is given the opportunity to discover their strengths and realize their potential. Through academics, co-curricular activities, and value-based learning, we want to inspire our students to think creatively, act responsibly, and lead confidently in an ever-changing world.

To our parents, I extend heartfelt thanks for your continued partnership. Your involvement and encouragement form the backbone of our shared mission—to provide the best possible environment for your child’s growth. Together, we can ensure that learning goes beyond classrooms and becomes a lifelong pursuit.

To our students, I encourage you to approach this new year with open minds and determined hearts. Make every day meaningful—participate, question, explore, and above all, believe in yourself. Remember, progress is achieved not in leaps, but in small, consistent steps guided by effort and perseverance.

I wish everyone a productive, joyful, and successful academic year ahead. Let’s work together to make 2026 a year of inspiration, achievement, and shared success.

Thank you and welcome once again!

Professor (Dr.) Sushil C. Goswami

MSc, PhD, SDEG

Director, Pearl Academy

Former Professor & Head of Dept. of Applied Geology, Dibrugarh University,

Former Professor of Disaster Management, Tezpur (Central) University,

Former KD Malviya Research Chair (Oil India Ltd. Endowed) Professor at D.U. &

Former Lecturer of Cotton College (now the Cotton University)