A HEARTFELT FAREWELL TO THE CLASS 10 BATCH BY ST CLARE SCHOOL
AKULUTO “Great is the art of beginning, but greater is the art of
ending.” – Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
St Clare School on Saturday, 16th November 2024 witnessed an
emotional yet significant moment as the management, teachers and
students bid farewell to the Class 10 batch, who have spent twelve
transformative years in the nurturing embrace of St. Clare School.
These years were filled with learning, growth, challenges, and
countless memories that have shaped them into the individuals they
are today. As they step into a new phase of life, they leave behind
the familiar corridors, classrooms, and teachers who guided their
every step.
Their journey ahead is uncharted. Unlike school life, where teachers
were always there to guide and correct, they will now walk
independently into a world that is both exciting and demanding. It
is a time where they might encounter challenges that test their
resilience, moments that could either lead them astray or elevate
them to great heights. However, we firmly believe that the
foundation laid during their school years will serve as a compass,
helping them navigate through life’s complexities.
On the farewell day as teachers and management celebrate their
achievements, it’s time to acknowledge their readiness to face the
world. They have matured in thought and action, and it is now time
to let go of their hands and watch them walk confidently into the
busiest chapters of life. It is bittersweet, but it is also
necessary, for growth comes from exploration and self-discovery.
To honor this significant milestone, the Class 9 students organized
a heartfelt and memorable program to bid farewell to their beloved
seniors. Through this celebration, they expressed their gratitude,
extending their best wishes, and reminding the outgoing batch to
leave behind footprints of excellence and integrity for juniors to
follow. The farewell day was concluded with a sumptuous meal served
to class 9 & 10 students, staff and management prepared by class 9
students.
