IISJ prepared for A.I.S.S.C.E with zestHaroon Quadri Grade 12 International Indian School Jeddah Keeping in mind the ongoing CBSE class 12 examination, IISJ conducted a special and intensive camp daily in the evenings, seven days a week, to coach students in all subjects. The camp which commenced early Feb. continued till the last examination. Aiming for best results in the Kingdom and following the concept of group study, the camp study was organized,” said Noufal.P, HH IX-XII block, boys' section. Students studied in groups, solved sample papers and practiced intensively. The priceless efforts of teachers provided opportunity to students to clear their instant doubts during the course of camp study. “We did our efforts to the maximum, and we hope for better results!” said Daud Arif, head boy. Enthusiastic students, comprehending teachers and cooperating parents and school committee made the camp study possible. IISJ students and parents are highly thankful to the school committee for their endless efforts. Valedictorian's speech I am confident as I am an IISJ student. Being done with A.I.S.S.C.E grade 12 examination, ends academics at IISJ. Today, I feel a sense of confidence, which got inculcated in me only because of the experience I had in the past 13 years of my life in IISJ. Comparing myself to well clay, IISJ –my almamater shaped me into a citizen who today is ready to face the upcoming challenges. At this point of time, I am extremely thankful to the Almighty for blessing my past 13years with International Indian School, Jeddah. The message I want to convey to all my juniors is that, nothing makes a person superior or inferior, whether it is your financial background, your status or even the course of study you opt for. Second message I wish to spread is that behind every thing there is a technique, just make it out in a disciplined way, not only success, excellence will touch your feet. Lastly, the ultimate attainment is only possible if respect is paid to each one among the society, regardless of age. For upcoming students, I Daud Arif, your head boy for Academic year 2011-2012 would like to wish you best of luck for your future. And to all my batch mates, heartiest wishes for a brighter future.Tiny tots' scintillating graduation ceremonyBy Fakhuruddin Ali Ahmed, Jubail It was a memorable day for the little graduates of International Indian School, Jubail on March 27 as they walked across the stage in their purple-coloured graduation caps and gowns to receive their graduation certificates from the Chief Guest Dr. Ahmad Khan, chairman School Managing Committee. Dr. Khan appreciated the efforts of the dedicated team of teachers in organizing such a wonderful program and assured teachers that he and his committee shall leave no stone unturned in rendering all possible efforts for the betterment of the school. The Principal, Dr. Syed Hameed, in his address, gave an overview of how students have not only excelled in academics but also in extracurricular activities. He also credited this success to the hard work and selfless dedication of its extremely talented and qualified teachers and in equal part to its energetic parent volunteer team. The fresh and cherubic graduates presented a wonderful welcome song and colourful dance. However, the cultural program that comprised several dances by different classes stole the limelight. The pride and confidence exhibited by the students in their performances was a sight to behold. These children got numerous opportunities to perform on stage in front of different groups of audience throughout the year, and this exposure gave them an edge by building their self-confidence and a foundation for future success. The hall was brought to its feet by these scintillating performances, and the right of children in their colorful costumes and handling pressure with self-confidence truly remarkable. JEFS holds a grand graduation ceremony By Rumi Sayeed The Jeddah Education Foundation School (JEFS) celebrated the graduation ceremony of nursery, kindergarten level-2 and higher level Grade- 6 at a local hotel in Jeddah last week. Mary Jennifer Domingo DinGal , Consul, Consulate General of Philippines' Jeddah, was the chief guest of the occasion. She said, “It is my great opportunity to see the little graduates on the ceremony. I see the next leader of my country in front of me. '' She congratulated the graduates and thanked the school authority. Principal of JEFS, Maminda L. Tacsay said, “We don't have lot of money but we have knowledge. We always try our best to teach our students well.'' She also thanked the students, guardians and teachers.” Dingal handed over certificates to the graduate. Student also performed on a number of cultural events on the colorful occasion. __
