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To My Incredible Year 10s,
As you reach the end of this school year, I want to take a moment to say how proud we are of each and every one of you. Year 10 is no easy ride — it’s a year full of growth, challenge, and real preparation for the road ahead. However, through it all, you’ve shown resilience, dedication, and a growing sense of maturity that has not gone unnoticed. 🪴
There were moments this year that tested your patience (surely my patience was tested also...👀), your focus, and your strength (mine was tested without a doubt also...🤔)— but you showed up, kept going, and continued to try, even on the hardest days. That alone is something to be proud of. Your hard work, your laughter, your questions, and your energy have made this year so memorable. 😁
As you look ahead to Year 11, know that you are more capable than you think. The foundations you’ve built this year will carry you through the final stretch of your IGCSE journey. Stay focused, stay kind, and most importantly — believe in yourselves. You’ve already come so far. 🏁
Take a moment to reflect on the kind of person you want to grow into — not just the grades you want to achieve. Character, compassion, and integrity will shape your future just as much as any exam result. Be someone who lifts others, who stays true to their values, and who leads with courage. That’s the legacy worth building. ‼️
Wishing you a well-deserved break and the very best as you enter your final year. You've got this. 🔒
With pride and encouragement,
✨Ms Shanika ✨
Head of Year 10 💫
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