A classroom is not walls and chairs,
It’s dreams that sit side by side.
Different voices, different paths,
Yet the same hope shining inside.
Some learn fast, some learn slow,
Some speak loudly, some stay quiet.
But every mind holds a universe,
Every heart deserves to try it.
A child in a wheelchair, a child with fear,
A child who learns in their own way—
Education says, “You belong here,”
Not someday, but today.
No labels, no pity, no closed doors,
Just hands that help and minds that care.
When we teach with patience and love,
Equality learns to breathe there.
Inclusive education is not charity,
It’s justice, dignity, and right.
When we teach all, we build a world
Where differences become our light.

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