Rato Bangala School expects all its A-Level students to do a
minimum of 140 hours of community service, which was one of the main reasons
for the establishment of this club. Since then, ICRB has been much more than
just a means to receive CS hours for the members. ICRB aims to bring together
its members in co-operation and work for the betterment of the community. Not
only that, ICRB encourages its members to get involved in regular community
service so as to realize the importance of giving back to the community that
has given so much to us. You do not have to worry that you need to give time
from your precious weekend to do tedious hours of work. In fact, ICRB makes
community service a fun and exciting experience and something that you would
look forward to. And before you even realize it, you will have accumulated 140
hours of community service, even more as a matter of fact. ICRB aims to bring
together its members and work as one unit, in co-operation and harmony and
serve the community to help in the development of the nation. After all, every
little help counts. Every minute of your time that you dedicate to serving the
community and its people is rewarded. Maybe not in the form of materialistic
payment, but trust me, nothing beats the feeling of happiness and contentment
that you receive after you complete two-three hours of community service. This
kind of activity makes you realize how fortunate you really are, and how much
satisfaction you can receive simply by sharing a little bit of what you have and
giving a little bit of your time. So, do not hesitate to join the Interact
Club. In your two years at RBS, through ICRB, you will gain much more
experience and exposure than you ever imagined.
- Interactor Anukriti Shrestha
