The English Academy in Kuwait celebrated the graduation of the 27th batch of IGCSE students, which included about 45 students from various Gulf, Arab and foreign nationalities, at the Regency Hotel.
The ceremony, which was attended by a number of officials, as well as the Chairwoman of the Board of Directors of the New Generation Educational Foundation, Adela Musaed Al-Sayer, and the General Director and Executive Director, Khaleda Yousef Al-Mudhaf, honored a group of graduates, as well as words and lyrical and musical paragraphs, after reciting verses from the Holy Quran and listening to National Anthem, reports Al-Qabas daily.
In a speech she delivered during the ceremony, Adela Al-Sayer, urged both the male and female graduates to be ambassadors of knowledge and morals that we are proud of in all areas of life, and to continue the path of progress and success, and to pay attention to science, as it is the path to the renaissance of nations.
She stated that the English Academy was established immediately after the liberation from the brutal Iraqi invasion of the country, and since then those in charge of it have made great efforts to develop the work until the school reached this distinguished level and became one of the best English schools in Kuwait.
For her part, Director General Khaleda Al-Mudhaf affirmed the academy’s keenness to harness all capabilities in order to qualify distinguished graduates to join the best universities around the world, pointing to the great efforts made starting with the selection of staff and teachers from England at the highest level to teach basic subjects to the British system.
In a speech he delivered, the principal of the school, Stewart Cowden, praised the efforts of the graduates and wished them more success.
Students Munira Al-Yassin and Karen delivered a speech to the graduates in English, urging their colleagues to move forward in achieving their dreams and plans for the future.