London: Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi, Member of Parliament for Slough, recently hosted an engaging question-and-answer session with students from Slough and Eton Church of England Business and Enterprise College during their educational visit to the UK Parliament.The interactive session provided students with a unique opportunity to gain firsthand insight into the workings of British democracy. As both an MP and Chair of the Defence Committee, Dhesi shared details about his parliamentary responsibilities, decision-making processes, and the challenges involved in public service.
Students активно participated, asking a wide range of questions about governance, leadership, and the role of elected representatives. Dhesi encouraged open dialogue, creating an atmosphere that fostered curiosity and civic awareness among the young visitors.Speaking after the session, Dhesi expressed hope that such interactions would motivate students to pursue careers in public service. He emphasized the importance of youth engagement in shaping the future, highlighting that today’s students are tomorrow’s leaders.
The visit formed part of the school’s broader initiative to expose students to real-world institutions and inspire greater participation in civic life. Teachers accompanying the group noted that the experience was both educational and empowering, leaving students with a deeper understanding of the UK’s political system.Dhesi’s outreach reflects ongoing efforts by public representatives to bridge the gap between Parliament and the younger generation, ensuring that democratic values continue to thrive through informed and active citizenship.
