In the small, struggling community of Golra in Islamabad, where life is full of hardships, a little girl named Zuneisha walks to school every morning with hope in her heart. She is just four years old, but her dreams are big—she wants to become a teacher. Her favorite part of the day is when her teacher stands in front of the class and teaches. Her teacher is kind, smart, and knows so many things! Zuneisha watches her and thinks, “One day, I will be a teacher too! I will teach little kids just like she does!”

But the path to her dream was not easy. Zuneisha’s father, a hardworking laborer, always wanted his children to get an education. However, with five children and limited income, it seemed impossible to afford school for all of them.

Then, a ray of hope appeared—Baithak School Golra Campus. A school where quality education was not just for the rich but for everyone. Without hesitation, Zuneisha’s father enrolled all his children, knowing this was their chance for a better future.

Now, Zuneisha and her siblings are studying under the same roof—her two elder sisters are in Grade 4, her brother is in Grade 2, another sister is in KG-2, and Zuneisha herself is in KG-1. Baithak School was not just teaching them subjects; it was giving them confidence, dreams, and the courage to achieve them.