Old Teacher to New Teacher, departing message to my old colleagues

As I joined my new school today, I'm compelled by my conscience to leave this group, a group I've remained close for so many years.

It is extremely hard for me to take this decision, in fact a very hard decision to leave this group. However, in life, we encounter such proceedings on and off in different forms and learning to adjust is the only way forward for a Homo sapiens survival chain. As I leave this group, I'll keep all the beautiful memories made together in rest of my life. I've left behind Zhemgang only to resuscitate my family choice and not for other reasons. For any other reasons, I wouldn't have left Kheng. But in life, we come to a point where we are compelled to choose and be with, thus I took this frost journey to be with my family.

I thank you all for being more than a wonderful colleague both professionally and personally. All I can remember is that we all have made history together that can last forever with Zhemgang Central School. For each moment of my life, I'd remain obliged to all our management teams, colleagues, staff and students for the love and support I got all my stay.

Zhemgang was beautiful only because of you all.

Lastly, please forgive me for my misdoing and rudeness if any of you've come across. It was never intentional, never to hurt anyone anyways lah.

As I close my lines, I want to quote Albert Einstein "a person who never made a mistake never tried anything new".

Thus, we are bound to make endless mistakes, which show all of us are working for the common goals only to benefit our innocent kids. Please, accept my sincere apology…sincerely!!!

This is my final words for ZCS group friends...Life must go on...

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