Archive · 18 Jul 2026
Teen Overcomes Child Labor, Excels in Exams
There was a boy who started working at a tea stall when he was just 10 years old to help his family.
He thought that working was the only thing he could do.
Later, he got the chance to go to school and realized how much he had been missing.
Now, at 18, he has passed his final exams with good marks and wants to study hotel management to become a chef.
He shared his story at a special event to talk about how education has changed his life.
Other kids also talked about how important it is for children to go to school instead of working.
They even made a plan to teach people in their community why child labor is bad using fun games.
An 18-year-old passed Class XII with 70% marks after starting work at age 10.
He aspires to become a chef and is starting hotel management classes.
Shared his experience at a World Day Against Child Labour event.
Future Hope School has been helping children escape adverse circumstances.
Students presented an action plan to raise awareness against child labor.
- Who
- An 18-year-old former child laborer
- What
- Passed Class XII exams with 70% and aims to become a chef
- When
- Recently shared his experience at a World Day Against Child Labour event
- Where
- Future Hope School
- Why
- To raise awareness about the impact of education and child labor
- Age
- 18
- Board Exam Marks
- 70%
- Current Pursuit
- Hotel Management
- Organization
- Future Hope School
- Awareness Initiative
- Games to Educate Against Child Labor