Booklet- Class of 2025

ABRAR TAZWAR RAHMAN CHOWDHURY

What is your most memorable school moment?

High school has been a journey lled with unforgettable moments, made even better by the people who’ve been there since the start. From Tioman, where Adnan and A an broke my bed and Sahir’s snoring felt like an earthquake, to Ya ’s legendary “that’s what we have in commonnnn” line on the senior trip, every memory is priceless. Whether it was carrying a whole TV for my personal project, accidentally burning my hands in Mr. Jean’s class (and the whole class just laughing), or singing Night Changes on every bus ride, I’m grateful for it all. To A an, Adnan, Taif, Navid, Ya , Farhan, Tajwar, Carlos, Saif, and Talal—thank you for making it unforgettable.

Nothing hit harder than Mr. Rahim’s line: “What we know is so little, yet what we don’t know is immense.” I only understood this when I got to the DP and experienced Math AAHL. Mr. Brian, on the other hand, would occasionally joke around in Cantonese, but he also left me with one of the most grounding lessons: “Be kind to yourself.” It changed how I viewed productivity altogether. Finally, there’s Mr. Gumba, who heard me describe nuclear ssion with words like "inserting" and "penetrating" before I nally said "bombarding." Ever since then, he called it “Abrar-ed the nucleus.”

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

I kinda wanted to try the Sia Snowman dance trend—it just looked fun. Something about the way people made it look so smooth and e ortless was weirdly satisfying. Never actually did it, but I de nitely caught myself watching way too many videos and thinking, Yeah, I could probably pull that o ... maybe.

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

I intend to develop Bangladesh’s rst hypersonic ghter aircraft, a platform designed for air superiority and rapid strike capability. Equipped with precision-guided missiles, high-thrust afterburning engines, and optimized for sustained hypersonic ight. This ghter will embody my vision of a future where Bangladesh will be a leader in aviation .

Parent / Guardian's message

Dear Abrar,

The day you were born, my life changed forever. I still remember when a nurse called me to make an appointment and asked, “Is this Abrar’s mother?”—that moment, I realized I had found my true identity. Being your mother has been my greatest blessing and pride. Watching you grow with kindness, resilience, and passion has been an incredible journey. Now, as you step into a new chapter at University to pursue Aerospace Engineering, know that the sky is not your limit—it is your beginning. Chase your dreams fearlessly. We will always be standing beside you with love.

ADNAN RAKIB KHAN

What is your most memorable school moment?

Biking with the boys on our senior trip was unforgettable. The open road, the laughter, and the freedom made it special. We raced, cracked jokes, and soaked in the moment, knowing these memories would last forever. It wasn’t just about the ride—it was about the bond we shared before heading o in di erent directions.

What

are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

I aspire to be a professional footballer, pushing my limits and improving every day. Football is my passion, and I’m determined to make it my future.

Parent / Guardian's message

Dear Adnan, We are so proud of you! You've grown so much and amazed us with your dedication, focus and hard work. We pray that you gain knowledge, wisdom and experience in every phase of life that follows this wonderful achievement. And remember, we're always with you, we love you and ready to support you in every way!

inspiration?

Mr. Gumba’s laugh was unforgettable. No matter the mood, his contagious laughter could turn any class into a fun one. Whether we were stressed or just joking around, his laugh always lightened the atmosphere. It was a signature part of our school days.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

The 'Devious Lick' challenge was hilarious and ridiculous. People stole the most random school items—soap dispensers, clocks, even doors. I never did it, but the idea of taking something absurd for the joke was tempting.

inspiration?

ADRIANE JEREMY KWASHIRA

What is your most memorable school moment?

Honestly, an unforgettable moment was during our Sri Lanka trip, the boys downstairs decided to hangout late night just to enjoy the beach one last time. We climbed over the fence but then it turned it chaos when dogs started chasing us. We sprinted back and laughed whilst helping Saif up the fence, after that on our last last night, we hosted a WWE match background music and all that, where l proudly defeated Arian (true story), and watching the unforgettable showdown between Carlos and Arafat was legendary. Shout out to Farhan, Wayne and Abrar even though they weren't there.

Each teacher had their own fair bit of air. The most unforgettable would be Mr. Jalaj with his unique talents of music and calling out people during class was hilarious and when he speaks in other languages including the word "shabhash". Mr. Gregory's vibe was pure chill. Mrs. Monique with her random burst of French and Spanish and Mr. Dixon with is iconic " "young man" and his engaging stories from his life. Mr. Gumba with his jokes upon students.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

Not much of a social media person but I would say the milk crate challange and the shampoo one. I won't say much on this, but it's self explanatory and l did do the crate stake, which did not end well.

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

l hope to combine my passion for technology and business and integrate it to create a unique solution for an existing problem,which l won't say here, but it would be related towards banking and technology

Parent / Guardian's message

We are in awe as we re ect on the journey that we saw you embark on while undertaking your studies. You have learnt to embrace your shortfalls, through resilience, courage and inner strength you stood strong against all odds. We are so proud of whom we have seen you become, the obstacles you managed to overcome, mistakes you learnt through and the bright star that has emerged from all the experiences you gathered. We know for sure that that the doors of the world are opened to you, arise, shine and make your dreams come true.

Love Mum & Dad.

AHMED TALAL ONNOY

What is your most memorable school moment?

School was a whirlwind of unforgettable moments—trips with friends, exploring new places, running, climbing mountains, and late-night talks during school trips. From beach volleyball to tea picking, Ya ’s torn shirt, and Ms. Nance catching me mid-stair jump, every moment felt like an adventure. Gaming sessions, movie nights, and getting into trouble with friends added to the fun. Cramming late at night, awkward yet hilarious class conversations, acting in plays, working with kids in service, and eating questionable but legendary school lunches—especially the steak—made every day unforgettable. The friendships, teamwork, and chaos made it all worth it.

inspiration?

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

I hope to become good engineer, being able to help and support others, as I was supported growing up. As I supported in pursuing my dreams, being able to study despite my circumstances by some people acting as my pillar to rely on, like my family and friends, I wanna be able to become the same pillar for others, to pass on what I have learned and earned.

Parent / Guardian's message

To my beloved son, Ahmed Talal Onnoy—

Watching you graduate high school lls my heart with indescribable pride. This milestone is more than just academic—it's a testament to your growth, resilience, and kindness. The knowledge, values, and compassion you’ve nurtured at ISD have shaped the remarkable young man you are today. I know your father would be even prouder than we are, seeing his strength and ambition live on in you. Life won’t always be easy, but my prayer is that every dream you hold comes true. My love and faith in you are endless.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

Mr. Gumba’s famous words, “Listen to what I’m not saying,”, but also he pushed us to work hard beyond what was spoken, leaving a lasting inspiration. Mr. Jalaj, turning Arafat’s head into a parabolic diagram, gave us a laugh while making math make sense. Mr. Dixon, the goated footballer, doubled as an incredible English teacher and coordinator, always there for us. Mr. Chris’s re shirts and music taste made economics engaging and inspiring. And Ms. Ishrat’s discussion den turned Bangla into something more than a subject—it became a beautiful way to stay connected to our mother tongue and culture. Tide pod challenge was by far the craziest I've seen. And hit

AFFAN MOSHARRAF

What is your most memorable school moment?

Throughout my time at ISD, I've made many memorable momentsfrom breaking Abrar's bed late night at Tioman (twice) to Ya 's cow-milking skills during the senior trip. My 14 years at ISD have given me too many memories to choose one as the most memorable. Each moment I've shared with my friends, peers and faculty, good or bad, has moulded the person I am today. And I will forever be grateful for all of it. Each moment is a part of my journey I wouldn't trade for anything... except money, lots of money.

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

Being able to do the IB at ISD has opened up many pathways, but as I move forward in my journey, I believe my path is to pursue an interest in business and contributing to the community around me.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

People eating Tide pods.

ANDREA FABIOLA OVIEDO URBINA

What is your most memorable school moment?

Honestly, every single time I laughed with my friends, it was always over the silliest things no one else would nd funny. So when I look back on my high school days, I will hopefully be reminded of every time I laughed until my ribs hurt. I will also look back with fondness, because those around me nally taught me what unconditional friendship truly means—a life lesson I will be forever grateful for. (Also that one time I got stuck in the bathroom because I kicked the door too hard, but blamed it on the door).

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

My goal is to graduate from LSU with a chemical engineering undergraduate degree and, after some time, apply to my dream university, Imperial College, for my masters. I also hope I get to experience a little bit of everything—I’ve always wanted to learn how to ice skate.

Parent / Guardian's message

Fabi, no hay 100 palabras que contengan el orgullo y amor que tengo por ti. Struggle, challenge and rise to struggle again. But you won’t do it alone, siempre me tendras a mi.

Llegó el día de volar, caminar hacia tu futuro. No olvides Te Amo In nito y te pido: nunca dejes de orar, amar, luchar, brillar y soñar. Mi corazón siempre estará para ti.

Andreita, mi querida hija ¡lo lograste! Desde pequeñita fuiste muy aplicada en tus estudios y actividades extracurriculares, has sido un inmenso orgullo y alegría que no puedo describir. Pronto iniciará tu vida Universitaria, es normal los nervios o incertidumbre ¡Confía en tí! Se feliz y disfruta cada momento.

mannerisms or moments of inspiration?

This one time Mr. Dixon tried to set a 10 minute timer, but he kept writing 10 hours or 10 seconds. No one else seemed to notice, so I told my friends… I genuinely cried laughing that day.

Dr. Kevin saying “well….” after an unhinged global politics take.

Starting French with “Quelle est la date d'aujourd'hui ?” Ms. Monique has an incredible voice!

Mr. Gumba’s iconic “listen to what I am not saying.”

Mr. Basil saying “Tsunami”.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

Not precisely a weird trend, but I did spend a lot of time in middle school learning dances. Looking back, recording them in the hallway with my friends… we must have looked mental. Even so, I bet a lot of people can still do the renegade. Also, some of the songs were rather questionable.

faculty catchphrases, quirks, mannerisms or moments of inspiration?

"Oh my Buddha" - Mr.Brian

ARYAH ISLAM

What is your most memorable school moment?

My most memorable moment in high school was the senior trip and spending time with friends at the senior lounge.

What

are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

The strangest social media trend I did was the ice-bucket challenge where I poured a bucket of ice and cold water on myself then jumped into the pool.

I’ll be heading to Toronto to study Psychology at the University of Toronto which is a dream I always had since childhood. I hope to pursue a master’s degree in a di erent corner of the world to broaden my perspectives, and eventually work in a eld related to counselling and mental health.

My goal is to help people understand themselves better and heal through empathy. After gaining experience abroad, I hope to return to Dhaka, where I can give back to the community that raised me.

Parent / Guardian's message

Dear Aryah,

Congratulations on your graduation!

Your dedication, hard work, determination, and perseverance have brought you to this incredible milestone. You’ve faced challenges—both big and small—and you’ve overcome them with grace and strength.

Keep shining. Keep seeking truth and wisdom. Keep reaching for the stars while staying grounded in who you are. Continue learning, growing, and achieving as you step into a world full of endless possibilities. Strive to be the best version of yourself—but more importantly, continue touching the lives of those around you with your love, kindness, and compassion. That is how you’ll leave a lasting mark on this world—by spreading hope and happiness wherever you go.

No matter where life takes you, our love, support, and prayers will always be with you. We are endlessly proud and feel so blessed to be part of your journey.

AMEENAH SOHA AZAM

What is your most memorable school moment?

Some of my favorite memories are from the school trips we went on those were the times we really bonded. Sharing snacks in our rooms late at night, bonding over our struggles something about being outside the classroom brought everyone closer. We laughed more, talked more, and made memories that felt like little adventures. It wasn’t about where we went, but the weird, fun, unforgettable energy we had together.

What

are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

I want to explore di erent things, learn along the way, and see where life takes me. Whatever I do, I hope it’s fun, meaningful, and a little unexpected. I’d love to travel more, try new experiences, and just enjoy the ride while guring out what ts best for me.

Parent / Guardian's message

I am so proud of the person you’re becoming. Watching you grow through these years has been a joy, and am excited for all the new adventures ahead. Keep being curious, kind, and true to yourself

What are your most memorable faculty catchphrases, quirks, mannerisms or moments of inspiration?

Even though we only had him for a year, Mr. Brian’s “Oh my Buddha!” really stuck. It was so unexpected and funny that now we sometimes catch ourselves saying it too. Then there’s Mr. Dixon, whose very amused smile shows up every time we say something weird—which is pretty much all the time. It’s like he’s trying not to laugh, but he de nitely is inside. These little things made classes feel lighter and more real.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

Any silly TikTok dance that involves a group of people, or TikTok’s that involve pranking people such as with, “We listen and we don’t judge,” are both fun trends that I would enjoy and like to do.

ARIAN KHAN

What is your most memorable school moment?

One of my most memorable school moments was playing in the inter-school cricket match. Our team had been practicing for weeks, and the excitement was sky-high. I was a middle-order batsman, and during the match, we were in a tough spot. When I went in to bat, we needed 30 runs in 5 overs. With teamwork and focus, I managed to hit the winning runs with just a few balls left. The cheer from my teammates and friends was unforgettable—it felt like a real stadium moment!

One of the most memorable faculty catchphrases came from our math teacher, who always said, “Math is not a problem, it’s a puzzle!” He had this quirky habit of talking to the whiteboard while solving problems, then turning around dramatically as if revealing a magic trick. His energy made even the toughest topics enjoyable. Another inspiring moment was when he stayed back after school to help a few of us prepare for a competition, saying, “I believe in you more than you believe in yourself.” That really stuck with me.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

One of the strangest social media trends I saw was the "In My Feelings" challenge, where people danced beside moving cars. It was wild—and honestly, a bit dangerous. I never tried it, but secretly I wanted to do a safer version just for fun. Watching everyone—from celebrities to classmates—jump out of cars and start dancing in sync was oddly entertaining. It was one of those trends that made no sense but somehow brought everyone together for a laugh.

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

I hope to pursue a career that blends creativity and impact, where I can grow personally and professionally. My goal is to keep learning, take on meaningful challenges, and make a positive di erence in people’s lives. I aspire to be someone who inspires others through passion, resilience, and kindness.

Parent / Guardian's message

As a parent, watching our child grow through each stage of school has been a journey lled with pride and joy. We’ve seen them face challenges, build friendships, and discover their passions. This chapter of their life has shaped not only their knowledge but also their character. We are deeply grateful to the teachers and school sta for their constant support, guidance, and care. As they step into the next phase of life, we hope they carry forward the values they've learned here and continue to dream big, stay kind, and believe in themselves. The best is yet to come.

ESHNA MAITHANI

What is your most memorable school moment?

One of the most memorable moments in school was when all econ students were about to take their rst paper 2 ever, and then right as we were about to start, the re alarm went o and we screamed so loud, it echoed in the hallways. The Holi during senior trip was also an amazing experience.

What

are you hopes, goals and aspirations for

the future?

I'm hoping to become a surgeon and keep in touch with all my classmates here at ISD. I aspire to travel the world and experience life in the best ways possible.

Parent / Guardian's message

Watching you grow, learn, and achieve this milestone has been an incredible journey, and we are so incredibly proud of the person you have become.

We know this is just the beginning of your story, and we are so excited to see what amazing things you will accomplish.

As you move forward, know that you are loved, supported, and cherished beyond measure. We'll be here cheering for you every step of the way.

With all our love, Mom and Dad

inspiration?

Mr. Jordan trying to dance is hilarious, Mr. Dixon's "Young man, you're late", Mr. Basil's st bumps, Ms. Monique's "BONJOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUR", Mr. Rahim's "surprise summative!"

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

Senior PRANK DAY, bunk school day, throw all teachers into the pool!

FANNANA TORSHA MAHIN

What

is your most memorable school moment?

The last few days of school when during every class everyone would just gather at the senior lounge to spend the last few hours together. I remember having a lot of fun with my friends and teachers.

faculty catchphrases, quirks, mannerisms or moments of inspiration?

“Hey man, walk with me for a little bit.” - Mr. Dan

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

Always wanted to do the “Reaction to my college acceptance” trend, however, the acceptances would be out so early in the morning that I didn’t even bother.

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

Though my main goal is to come back and do business, I hope I nd myself a good job in university to gain more experience and knowledge.

Parent

/ Guardian's message

We are so proud of what you have achieved and done. As we are about to send you o to somewhere far away from us, we hope you achieve everything you ever wish for and continue to be the best that you are.

FARHAN NAFIM TAREQ

What is your most memorable school moment?

An unforgettable school moment was running for co-presidency. I still remember when my friends and I planned a chant on school grounds—what started as a small group grew as students from all grades joined in, chanting our names. It was a surreal experience. But beyond that, every moment was a memorable moment in this school. I want to thank the people who have given me memories that will remain forever. To Adnan, Adriane, Arafat, Talal, Abrar, Shahyaan, Wayne, A an, Carlos, Arian, and Taif. To those who left but remain my brothers—Yusa, Tajwar, Za r, and Eshan. Thank you.

What

are

you

hopes,

goals and aspirations for the future?

My ambition is to graduate in International Relations. I want to go into diplomacy and be a businessman. Afterwards, I want to become a successful politician. My purpose is to be someone great, someone who can change the political and social realm of the world for the better.

Parent / Guardian's message

Farhan is very special to us and his grandparents. When he was a baby he always was so fragile and small. As a kid he was very naughty, skipping his homework and playing sports and games with his friends all day. It is hard to believe that now he has grown as a complete full- edged adult graduating high school. It is di cult to let go of that baby Farhan, but now he is strong, strong in body, strong in personality, and most importantly strong on his ambitions. We pray to the almighty for the prosperity of his future.

faculty catchphrases, quirks, mannerisms or moments of inspiration?

Most memorable faculty quirks I can remember is Mr. Jalaj bullying Carlos every class for fun. Also Mr. Brian once telling me that he will beat me up like they do in Chinese households. That was pretty funny. Also can't forget Mr. Kevin's addicting laughter which makes you laugh with him even if you dont know why you are laughing. Ms. Costa was always so kind to me as-well even though I didnt do her homework. Lastly, Mr. Eugene when he starts dancing singing out of nowhere which makes you think he would want to be a music teacher.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

I have seen a lot of strange social media trends. For me I have no idea what social media trend I would do, probably the Kiki challenge.

ISTIBSHAR BILLAH

What is your most memorable school moment?

My most memorable school moment is when all the boys from our grade discovered the hidden spots of ISD and went to the abandoned roof top.

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

mannerisms or moments of inspiration?

"Hehehe My friend"- Mr. Gumba and "Is this a beauty parlour?"Mr. Rahim

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

Hit or miss challenge.

I hope to come back to Bangladesh and start my own garments industry after graduating from Penn State- Engineering.

Parent

/ Guardian's message

"Do your best, give your hundred percent in what you are doing"

JARIF AHANAF RUPKOTHA

What is your most memorable school moment?

The most memorable time in school was our trips to Tioman and Sri Lanka. I made great memories with my friends that will stick with me throughout my life.

What

are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

I want to study health policy and administration, opening up my own branches in the health care sector in Bangladesh.

Parent / Guardian's message

As you look ahead, embrace the possibilities that lie before you. The future is full of opportunities waiting to be seized—whether in further studies, a career, or pursuing your passions. Don’t be afraid to dream big; your aspirations have the power to propel you forward.

Remember, success is not just about talent or intelligence; it’s about perseverance, dedication, and maintaining a positive mindset. There will be obstacles along the way, but each challenge is a stepping stone toward your goals. Stay curious, stay hungry for knowledge, and never lose sight of your vision.

When Mr. Brian tells me to lock in.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

The strangest social media trend I have seen was people doing this one dance and they would kick the person in the middle on their legs and they would fall to the ground and hit their head.

inspiration?

KIANA MAHBOOB

What is your most memorable school moment?

Whale-watching during Week Without Walls in Sri Lanka. Funnily enough, it was not when we saw the whales—no, that was surprisingly, comparatively underwhelming—it was when we were sailing at high speed across the Indian ocean. All of us were crowded near the bow of the boat, holding on to the railings as the boat skidded across the water. The wind blew at our faces, and the view of the open ocean was stunning. I remember Suvani and I sharing airpods and listening to Shawn Mendes at some point during this experience.

Mr. Eugene showing o his singing and dancing skills as he holds a mini concert for us in the auditorium while we, his students, are sitting in the audience, furiously scrambling to nish our theater IAs. He brought more laughter into our classes in the midst of all the stress and anxiety of DP2.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

I really want to do the tortilla slap challenge that I have seen on TikTok and Instagram with my friends. We ll our mouths with water and then play rock-papers-scissors. The loser gets slapped across the face with a tortilla, and the goal is to not spit out the water from laughing. It's easier said than done. It's really hard to not crack up after you have smacked your friend in the face with a tortilla.

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

I want to travel, learn more about the world, and make friends and connections in di erent countries. I also want to pick up some interesting skills like improving in chess, learning how to play cards, learning photography, and relearning nunchucks.

Parent / Guardian's message

Our Poem to Kiana:

Kiana runs, Kiana ies, Chasing dreams beneath the skies. Fierce in spirit, bold and true, With every game, she starts anew.

A heart so kind, a mind so bright, She stands for all that’s just and right.

She lifts up friends, she leads with grace, A champion’s re lights her face.

With every step, with every play, She turns the game her fearless way.

A sister strong, a daughter wise, With love and laughter in her eyes.

She questions rules, she breaks the mold, Her mind is sharp, her heart is gold. No mountain high, no dream too tall, Kiana dares to chase them all.

A force of heart, of grit, of fun— Kiana shines like the rising sun.

Our Kiana, little Kiana, you are the best May Allah keep you always blessed !!

LABIBA MUSHARRAT ARIA

What is your most memorable school moment?

My most favourite memory at school isn’t technically at school, but in Week Without Walls in Chiang Mai. I vividly remember Ms. Mariig, my math teacher was teaching one of my friends who was also my roommate how to shower because she didn’t shower for days. It was a weird but funny memory that I will always cherish.

What

are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

I dreamt of many things as a 7th grader, one being a very knowledgable individual. I hope to pursue more than just a bachelor's degree as knowledge will always mean something signi cant. I want to pursue many degrees and always be a learner.

Parent / Guardian's message

waterfall and everyone goes shhh in CAS, because this same phrase was used in primary by one of my teachers and it brings back memories of my childhood, and weirdly I get excited to say shhh….

We have seen Aria grow up in this school and we are proud to see her nally graduating!

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

I have always wanted to do in my feelings challenge by Drake since I was in 5th grade, but it’d be pretty awkward to make my driver drive while I stand outside on the road and dance…which explains why I never did it.

LAMISA SAYARA SADAT

What is your most memorable school moment?

One of my most memorable school moments was during our senior trip. On the last night, we had a special dinner with an incredible menu. Shakira and I indulged in two whole plates of shrimp, followed by chicken and beef ribeye. We each had two plates, while Raneisha had just one, and the teachers sitting beside us couldn’t stop laughing at how we ate. To top it all o , we ended the meal with the most delicious mousse and by the time we were done, we were so full that we practically went into a food coma.

Another unforgettable moment was when Raneisha fell asleep before Shakira and me. We decided to take her picture. The funniest part was that we used the camera ash, and the phone was right in front of her face. The ash woke her up instantly but kept pretending to sleep.

mannerisms or moments of inspiration?

Listen to what I'm not saying -Mr. Gumba

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

One of the strangest social media trends I’ve seen is the **“eyebrow slit lter”** where people freak out thinking they accidentally shaved their brows. The panic is real, but the fact that it’s just a lter makes it even funnier!

What

are you hopes, goals and aspirations for

the future?

I just hope to chill, experience life, and enjoy every moment while making a positive impact. My goal is to help others in any way I can while staying happy with who I am and what I do. At the end of the day, I just want to live a ful lled and meaningful life.

Parent / Guardian's message

To Our Incredible Daughter As You Graduate

We are so proud of the personality you've developed and are amazed at the beautiful soul who continues to grow in front of our eyes. We know that you have the determination, kindness, and strength to reach your goals while staying true to yourself and we can’t wait to see what the future holds for you. Wherever you go, go with the three things, be bold enough to use your voice, Brave enough to listen to your heart, and strong enough to live the life you have always imagined!

Never feel, you are alone, in joy and sorrow, and at di cult times ever - We are always here to support you. Love always, Mom & Dad.

MAHMUDUL ALAM BIJOY

What is your most memorable school moment?

One of my most memorable moments from school was experiencing the Week Without Walls trips. Our rst trip to Tioman Island, Malaysia, was unforgettable—the beach was absolutely beautiful, and it felt like paradise. Then came Sri Lanka, which stood out because of the amazing bonding moments with both teachers and students. I’ll never forget when Mr. Perry started playing piano during dinner—I had no idea he could play! Our nal trip to Gazipur, Bangladesh, was equally fun. The resort was stunning, and we made great memories biking around and playing FIFA late at night thanks to Shahyaan bringing his Nintendo.

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

My future goals are to complete my university education and eventually take over my dad’s business. It’s something I’ve always looked up to and been inspired by, and I hope to continue and grow what he’s built. I’m excited to learn more, gain experience, and develop the skills I’ll need to lead the business successfully. It’s a big responsibility, but it’s also a dream I’m committed to working hard for.

Parent / Guardian's message

Dear Bijoy,

We can’t express how proud we are to see you graduate, just like your brother and sister before you. Watching each of you walk across that stage, all from the same school, lls our hearts with joy and pride. You've continued a beautiful family tradition, and your hard work, determination, and growth have truly amazed us. This moment is the result of years of e ort, and we couldn’t be happier. We know you’re destined for great things, and this is just the beginning. Congratulations, we love you beyond words!

With all our love, Mom and Dad

I honestly can’t remember any speci c faculty catchphrases, but one thing that always stood out to me at ISD was seeing Mr. Shobuj randomly walking around campus. No matter where or when, he would always greet me with a big, warm smile. It was such a simple gesture, but it always made my day a little better. He’s the soul of the theatre class and brings such positive energy to the school. His presence alone reminded me of how special and close-knit our school community really is.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

One of the strangest social media trends I remember was the “devious lick” trend, where students would steal or mess with random school property and post it online like it was some kind of achievement. It wasn’t about stealing stu for personal gain—it was more about taking things that seemed totally ridiculous, like a classroom chair or an entire toilet seat. It was so absurd, but also kind of funny to watch until schools started cracking down hard. I never joined in, but I’ll admit, I was tempted to grab a stapler just for the

MONA CARRINGTON

Mr. Eugene singing everyone’s name before class always brightened the mood. He inspires me to stay authentic and embrace my silliness every day.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

What is your most memorable

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

I want to keep dreaming endlessly, never losing sight of who I am, whether in law, teaching, or wherever life takes me. No matter what, I’ll keep chasing ambition and embracing every possibility.

Parent / Guardian's message

You've spent years worrying about the future, chasing perfection, and perfecting the ne art of social awkwardness. And through it all, you've left behind a trail of evidence—half- nished projects, co ee cups in every corner of the house, and mysterious co ee stains on the kitchen counter that no one will ever claim responsibility for. Truly, an artist at work.

Now, you're stepping into the great unknown, where deadlines are still a thing, but no one gives you a rubric. So take everything you've learned—problem-solving, critical thinking, and, most importantly, how to function on ca eine—and go conquer the world. Or at least, try not to burn through your rst paycheck on fancy lattes.

Congratulations, graduate! The world is only slightly ready for you. - Dad

MOHAMMAD SHAHYAAN

What is your most memorable school moment?

On the last day of grade 12, us boys explored the school and the secret areas where we aren't allowed to be in. We went all the way up to the ISD buildings roof top. The most memorable part in this event was the thrill and sheer enjoyment I felt when I took part in the activity. After this we walked around the whole of ISD form the elementary building to the secondary. This was very nostalgic for us as we saw all the areas from our childhood and saw where we all grew up.

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

I hope to be successful, well known, and respected in the eld I intended on going into. Also to make my family proud, and my future family to be happy. I hope I am able to provide everything for my family and friends.

Parent / Guardian's message

Congratulations, son! So proud of you. Feels like yesterday I was dropping you o for the rst day of your school and can’t believe you are graduating today. Keep shining, keep striving and believe is yourself as much as we believe in you. May you future be bright and blessed. You will always be in our hearts and prayers as you start the next chapter of your life.

The most memorable faculty moment I had was with Mr. Jalaj and Mr. Dixon. It was always hilarious when Mr. Jalaj used to move us around and we used to laugh at each other for getting moved. With Mr. Dixon It was always fun to play football and joke around with him, we would always have a good laugh when talking to Mr. Dixon.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

I have always wanted to do the Coca Cola and Mentos trend properly. However, it never worked for me. It was a really big trend during 2018-19. I rst tried it with my brother in our parents bath tub so we keep things clean. The coke barely erupted and only over owed which wasn't that amusing to watch.

MOHD SAIF KALIM

What is your most memorable school moment?

My most memorable school moment would be the senior trip where we all had made so many memories and out of all those memories my favourite one is our last night at the resort where all the boys were going nuts together in one room we were literally doing nothing but still have the best time of our lives because we all were together. This was my favourite memory because this was at one time we were away from school and away from our stress and just having fun.

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

My goal is to complete my education and join my dad's business to look after his empire hoping that I can create the legacy my dad has left.

My most memorable faculty catchphrase would be Mr. Gumba's "Hehehe My friends" this catchphrase made the entire class laugh and would always lighten the mood despite whatever situation we are in.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

The strangest social media trend I saw was people posting their baby pictures and current pictures then making it a trend for what reason I don't even know.

Parent / Guardian's message

Saif, we are incredibly proud to celebrate your graduation today. Watching you grow through your high school journey has been one of the greatest joys of our lives. Your hard work, resilience, and passion have shaped you into the wonderful young man you are. Every challenge you faced made you stronger, and every achievement lled our hearts with pride. This milestone is not just an end, but the beginning of an exciting new chapter. Always believe in yourself and your dreams. No matter where life takes you, remember that our love, prayers, and support will always be with you.

MUNISAH BINTE REAZ

What is your most memorable school moment?

Out of all the memories I’ve made in ISD over the past twelve years, one of the most memorable ones have to be the PTA fair's that ISD used to host back in the day. I clearly remember my dad taking me and my sister and getting us shaved ice with syrup.

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

Make myself and others around me happy.. and maybe to get married and have 4 kids. 2 girls 2 boys. no twins though.

Parent / Guardian's message

We will miss you!

inspiration?

One of my biggest moment's of inspirations were during our WWW trips when the food was terrible but Mr.Kadir bought all of us chocolate so that we would be able to survive... he's a kind soul.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

Social media is biggest way to get najr...

MUNZARINA RAHMAN MANALI

What is your most memorable school moment?

One of my most memorable school experiences wasn’t in a classroom, but during our Week Without Walls trips to Tioman and Sri Lanka. Spending seven days with my friends, exploring nature, and sharing laughs brought us closer as we created unforgettable memories. Another experience that stands out was our business class with Mr. McMahon. His lessons were always fun and engaging. Even the summatives in his class felt more enjoyable and less stressful.

What

are you

faculty catchphrases, quirks, mannerisms or moments of inspiration?

"Oh my Buddha"- Mr.Brian..."Listen to what I am not sayin" and "He he my friend" - Mr.Gumba

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

Can't think of one........

hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

I aspire to become an entrepreneur who creates a brighter, more positive future—not just for myself, but for those around me. I also dream of exploring the world, embracing new cultures, and gaining new experiences along the way.

Parent / Guardian's message

Cheers to you and the journey you’re about to embark on. May happiness and success follow you every step of the way. Best wishes for your new phase of life.

NAVID HAIDER ROUF

What is your most memorable school moment?

The Senior Trip.

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

To be rich.

Parent / Guardian's message

Dear Navid,

Watching you grow into the thoughtful, determined, and compassionate young man you are today has been the greatest joy of our lives. Completing your IB Diploma is a remarkable milestone, and we are so proud of your hard work, resilience, and passion for learning. This is only the beginning of a journey lled with endless possibilities. Chase your dreams fearlessly, stay true to your values, and never stop growing. Remember, no matter where life takes you, we are always behind you—with love, support, and boundless pride. Congratulations, son!

With love, Mom & Dad

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

People seem to be coming up with brain rot terms every week

RANEISHA ISLAM

What is your most memorable school moment?

My most memorable school moment has to be the senior trip. Although there were countless fun moments to choose from, my favorite was Shakira teaching me how to ride a bicycle and when I thought I got the hang of it I bumped into Shakira and Lamisa and we all fell and Shakira hurt her back.

What

are you hopes, goals and aspirations

for the future?

My hopes and goals for the future are to become a successful businesswoman and establish my own business, as I have always dreamed of studying business and pursuing entrepreneurship.

Most memory was by Mr. Dixon. This one time I asked him "Mr. Dixon how is it that you only get sick on weekends and you never get sick on weekdays?" The next day Mr.Dixon came to class and he told me "Raneisha, you cursed me."

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

I have had plenty of embarrassing moments in school- let's not repeat them.

Parent / Guardian's message

To our incredible daughter Raneisha. As you graduate we are so proud of the woman you have become and are amazed at the beautiful soul who continues to grow in front of our eyes. We know that you have the determination, kindness and strength to reach your goals while staying true to yourself and we can't wait to see what the future holds for you and to see you cross this chapter of your life. Wherever you go, go with all of your heart! Congratulations my baby. Love always, Mum and Baba.

RODELA AHMED

What is your most memorable school moment?

I can’t choose just one single moment, but if I had to, it would be sitting in front of the admin building with my friends in Grade 10, having conversations that ranged from lighthearted gossip to deep, heartfelt discussions. Honestly, any memory with my friends stands out—without them, I wouldn’t have made it through high school. In the midst of all the noise, they truly heard me.

What are you

hopes,

goals and aspirations for the future?

I aspire to become a psychologist who enjoys helping people with their emotional well - being and being there for them in their journey with their mental health. But career aside, I hope to continue being happy, healthy and surrounded with my loved ones.

Parent / Guardian's message

I'm so proud of you. Your presence in our lives has changed us in so many ways. You've taught us to think more deeply and thoughtfully, and your maturity is truly admirable. We can talk to you about anything, and your advice is always insightful and meaningful. We can already see you becoming an incredible psychologist because you have a natural ability to empathize with others, understand their struggles, and o er genuine support. Letting you go won’t be easy, but we know this is your dream, and we sincerely hope it comes true. Wishing you all the success in the world—may you nd joy, growth, and wonderful new friendships along the way.

mannerisms or moments of inspiration?

Mr. Eugene constantly rolling the "R" in my name will always be a core memory. But on a more serious note, I saw Mr. Eugene as a second father. His fun (and sometimes annoying) personality helped me stay sane through the toughest classes, but more importantly, he gave me the con dence to grow throughout my years at ISD. I went from being a shy, quiet girl who was terri ed to step on stage to someone unafraid to scream and throw a chair in front of a room full of audience. He pushed me to become the theatre student I am today.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

I low-key wanted to partake in the Makeup Get Ready With Me (GRWM) trend but never found the time to. Hopefully, I'll create one and share it with my friends.

SAFEEAH TASNIM RAHMAN

What

is your most memorable school moment?

I like non uniform days because it feels less like I am at school. The vibes are di erent. I also like grade 10 and below because it was not DP. I love school!!

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

Once me and Ms. Nabila talked about Rihanna and she said my earrings reminded her of the song, "Shine Bright Like a Diamond." I think she is the coolest because Rihanna is also cool especially her husband asap rocky. I had a good day that day. I also said that if I was stuck in a zombie apocalypse I would pick her to be one of my teammates to be stuck with me so I would not get bored. She is a girl's girl!!!

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

Wait, they don't love you like I love you WAIT, they don't love you like I love you (that trend good trend).

I wanna buy a yacht and I wanna drink coke on the yacht and I also want to buy a jetski and live near the beach so I can go on the jetski everyday and drink coke on my yacht everyday. I also wanna make sure my mom and dad can do that too and go on the jetski everyday and drink coke on my yacht everyday!!

Parent

/ Guardian's message

Hello Sa uRani, How does time y !! It’s been more than 18 years and I still remember the day (17th October’2006) when Dr. Chartchai showed you, the crying newborn baby, to both to your Mom and me in the operating room in Bumrungrad Hospital. One of my Thai colleagues in Bangkok named you as ‘THEP,’ which means Angel and/or Divine in Thai and we named you Safeeah: ‘pure’ and ‘virtuous’ !! That new born Thep/Safeeah is now graduating from school, unbelievable indeed!l Many congratulations Mamoni!! Wish you all the very best for you to continue to be ‘Divine’ and ‘Virtuous’ as your name stands for!

SAHIR SYED FARAZ

What

is your most memorable school moment?

If I had to pick one, the senior trip (which could have been longer, thanks a lot ISD) was the only one that came into mind. Being able to self initiate activities, such as learning how to ride a bike on the Senior Trip, in addition to making memories with all of my friends were moments which I am unable to make a time machine for.

What

are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

I aspire to become a caring, open-minded, re ective, and balanced person diving into and taking action against our world's problems for the betterment of everybody's lives from not being like hell. I hope to reach my goal of making supersonic travel built for anyone because we know you don't want to sit on a cramped seat for 16 hours straight.

Parent / Guardian's message

It's an amazing experience to watch Sahir and all his friends grow from young kids to high school graduates in front of our very eyes. It feels as if it was just the other day we dropped him o at the elementary well in Grade 3. Time just ies. Our heartfelt gratitude and thanks to all ISD teachers, employees, and sta who were part of Sahir’s journey. Our prayers and wishes to all the students of the graduating class for them to grow up to become good human beings and give back to our society, country, and the wider world.

"What we know is so little, but what we don't know is immense." - Mr. Rahim the most thought-provoking quote I have probably ever heard.

"Listen to what I'm not saying." - Mr. Gumba listen but don't listen. confusing i know but if you are in his class, just cope.

"Hitch the donkey." - Mr. Jean lets just say... an interesting way for him to tell us to work.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

I don't look at social media lol This comes from an introverted phone-less nerd like me :)))

inspiration?

SARA SUMAIYA IMAM

What is your most memorable school moment?

On a school trip, Andrea woke me up at 2 AM to tell me "I CAAANT STOP THROWING UUUPP," in the most sad pathetic voice ever.

Suvani and Vanisha were convinced there was a ghost after hearing Andrea's horrifying and violent retching, followed by the sound of Ms. Monique walking in with medicine.

All those months ago, I stood outside her bathroom as she threw up and didn’t laugh because my friend was in pain. However, now I can safely say that waking up half-asleep to Andrea’s dramatic wailing is one of the funniest memories I have.

Dr. Kevin breaking it down at Winter Dance "He he he, my friend" - Mr. Gumba

Mr. Basil wincing after my high ves

Dr. Phil locking us out from his room after we sprayed water on him

Mr. Carrington's controversial debates *in a sing-song voice* "Quelle est la date aujourd'hui?" - Ms. Monique

Ms. Saima calling us twerps Mr. Kruse's impressions

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

Hear Me Out Cake.

What

are you hopes, goals and aspirations for

the future?

Being happy and nding a career I'm passionate about.

Parent / Guardian's message

Sara joined ISD in Grade 10, a time when starting fresh in high school can be tough. Like any teenager, she faced uncertainty and the challenge of tting in. But from our very rst meeting with Principal Boyle, we felt welcomed and reassured. That warmth shaped Sara’s ISD journey. She built strong friendships, thrived in her studies, and truly grew as a person—thanks to the amazing teachers and supportive environment.

Thank you, ISD, for helping her grow in con dence and nd her voice.

To Sara and the Class of 2025—congratulations, graduates! Stay curious, stay kind, and go forward with courage. God bless you all.

SHAFAYAT SHARAR ALAM

What is your most memorable school moment?

One of my most memorable school moments was our unforgettable trip to Sri Lanka. It was the rst time many of us had traveled abroad with friends, and the excitement was unmatched. We explored beautiful beaches, forests. Every day was lled with adventure, laughter, and bonding. From late-night chats in hotel rooms to trying new food and learning about Sri Lankan culture, the experience brought us closer together. That trip wasn’t just fun, it created memories that I’ll cherish for a lifetime.

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

Be successful in whatever I intend to do.

Parent / Guardian's message

Watching you grow throughout your school life has been an incredible journey. From your rst steps into the classroom to now, you’ve faced challenges with courage and achieved milestones with determination. Every moment, whether it was a success or a lesson learned from setbacks, has shaped you into the amazing person you are today. Remember, school is just one chapter—life is a much larger story. Continue to embrace every opportunity, stay true to yourself, and never stop learning. I am so proud of you and will always be here, cheering you on every step of the way.

he was praising us, scolding us, or just making conversation, he’d begin with, “My friend…” It became his signature and always made us feel seen and respected. He had a calm and patient way of explaining things, never raising his voice, yet commanding full attention. One day, he told us, “My friend, life is not a race, it’s a journey.” That simple line still sticks with me as a quiet source of wisdom.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

I don't know any.

SHORNIMA BARUA

What is your most memorable school moment?

Personal project dance performance.

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

I want to travel, experience other cultures, and contribute signi cantly to whichever eld I choose. I want to continue developing, rise to challenges, and have a great impact on the world. Above all, I want to be loyal to myself and lead a happy, purposeful life.

felt like a mini life lesson wrapped in Dr. Phil's soothing "Stay curious, stay kind" teaching. Mr. Dan had us pay attention to what he said by thoughtfully stopping before stating something signi cant. And who could forget Mr. Abir’s well-timed eyebrow raise that always made us giggle.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

Trends on TikTok are crazy! Nothing compares to seeing someone attempt to maintain composure while being struck with a tortilla, which is why the "Tortilla Slap" challenge made me laugh so hard. The "What Emotion Am I?" lter produced the most confusing results, while the "AI Yearbook" lter made us all appear like 90s comedy stars. And the "Griddy" dance, too? To put it mildly, several initiatives ought to have remained in the draft stages.

Parent / Guardian's message

Our Dearest Shornima Barua,

It feels like just yesterday you took your rst steps, and now you’re about to take a huge step into the next chapter of your life. We are beyond proud of the amazing person you have become—kind, determined, and full of dreams. Watching you grow has been our greatest joy, and we know you will achieve incredible things. No matter where life takes you, remember that our love and support will always be with you. Congratulations, our little graduate! The best is yet to come.

With all our love, Ma & Apy ❤

SK. MD. ARAFAT BIN ABDULLAH

What is your most memorable school moment?

One of my most memorable school moments at ISD is the lunch break football matches that began in primary and became the highlight of my days, especially during MYP. The games were always competitive and exciting, something I looked forward to every day. I also have fond memories of spending time in White Canary, laughing and joking around with my friends. Over 16 years, ISD became more than just a school—it became a family, I’m deeply grateful to everyone—from the cleaners and maids who cared for me since playgroup, to the teachers and friends who’ve become such an important part of my journey.

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

I want to become a billionaire and make my parents proud.

Parent / Guardian's message

We are incredibly thankful to all the teachers, sta , and leadership who have guided and supported our child throughout this journey. Your dedication has helped shape not only Arafat's education, but also their character and values.

ISD has been a special part of our family's life, as all ve of our children have grown up within its nurturing environment. With Arafat graduating, two of our children are still continuing their own journeys here, and we are con dent they will receive the same incredible support and opportunities.

Thank you for being such an important part of our family’s storyMD Abdullah

faculty catchphrases, quirks, mannerisms or moments of inspiration?

From Grade 8 to 10, Mr. Rahim’s classic “Do you want bamboo treatment?” never failed to make the class laugh. Mr. Gumba’s cheerful “Hehe, my friend” brought a sense of comfort, and Mr. Dixon’s “Young man!” paired with his passionate Arsenal stories were iconic. These little moments, unique to each teacher, made classes more than just lessons—they created memories and personalities I’ll never forget.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

Astag rullah I don't use social media

SUVANI DEY

What

is your most memorable

school moment?

During our MUN trip to Singapore, we made many special memories, however, there was one that stood out the most. Near the end of the trip, Vanisha and I (we were roomies) threw a "party" secretly with everyone who went on the trip. We were having so much fun, until Mr Perry came knocking on our door and Faryal ran to the bathroom to hide. When we opened the door, Mr Perry and Ms Monique looked so fed up with us.

"SuvanAIIIII" - Mr. Jean (Design Teacher), "Tsunami" (instead of suvani) - Mr. Basil

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

I tried the Hear Me Out cake trend with my friends. Basically, it's a trend where we stick pictures of characters and people we like/ nd attractive, into a cake. Baking the cake was a completely other struggle, but it was all worth it for the memes we made out of it. And turns out...We all have very weird types…

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

I want to graduate from University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Science (Medical Science), and I hope to graduate from there with one of my best friends Sara. After completing my bachelors, I want to pursue a doctor of medicine degree to progress in my hopes of becoming an emergency physician.

Parent / Guardian's message

My dear daughter,

You are an incredibly intelligent and cultured young lady, and I’m so proud of all you’ve achieved. I know you sometimes feel stressed when school gets tough, but remember, it’s okay to take your time and seek help when needed. You’ve always been a quick learner, and I believe in you. Don’t let anyone’s in uence distract you from your true self and just stay true to your values. Keep shining bright, my love!

With love, Dad

TAIF HOSSAIN

What is your most memorable school moment?

The week without wall trips was my most memorable memory in ISD. Particularly at night, when Sahir was snoring loud enough for the rooms to vibrate both in Tioman and Sri Lanka, and of course, talking to Ya about his obsession with Balmain and lemons from Sylhet.

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

I want to be a successful industrial engineer who can map production for advanced car technology and lead an automotive team.

Parent / Guardian's message

Wishing Taif a wonderful life ahead. I have seen his dedication to achieving more throughout his school life. If he is persistent with his goals and committed to his work, he is sure to succeed in life.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

Oye Kireee.

TONY CARLOS OTIENO

What is your most memorable school moment?

One of my best school memories was when our team made it to the football tournament nal. It was really exciting and we all worked hard to get there. We practiced a lot and supported each other the whole time. Even though we didn’t win the nal game, it still felt amazing to be there. The crowd was cheering and we were all so proud. It was a great way to nish the year and something I’ll always remember from school.

mannerisms or moments of inspiration?

One of the most memorable faculty catchphrases has to be Mr. Kruse’s classic, “Let’s talk about Kevin.” Every time a big deadline was coming up, he’d say it like we were about to have a casual chat when really, it was a warning that we needed to get moving on our work. It was funny, a little stressful, but got me to do work.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

One of the strangest trends I saw was TikTok dances. I always said they were silly, but honestly, I secretly wanted to try them. Everyone was doing them and having so much fun, and some of the moves actually looked kind of cool. I’d watch the videos and even learn a few steps when no one was around. I never posted anything, but part of me still wishes I did.

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

In the future, I hope to become a data analyst. I’ve always enjoyed working with numbers, spotting patterns, and solving problems. My goal is to keep learning about technology and data so I can help businesses make better decisions and grow. I want a career that’s challenging and meaningful.

Parent / Guardian's message

Carlos, we are incredibly proud of your journey at ISD. From academic excellence to leadership in sports and impactful CAS work with FFC, you've shown true dedication. Your international-mindedness and ability to connect across cultures have enriched your experiences and friendships. You’ve balanced it all with grace, curiosity, and resilience. As you begin your journey in data analytics and computer science, remember: “Fais de ta vie un rêve, et d’un rêve, une réalité.” (Make your life a dream, and your dream a reality.) Our love and support are with you always.

With all our love, Dad and Mom (Charles & Selline)

VANISHA GOEL

What is your most memorable school moment?

A core school memory is hiding behind the school boundary wall with friends, waiting to surprise pedestrians with a loud "Hello!" Their reactions—startled jumps and angry shouts—always had us laughing. It became the ultimate stress-reliever after tough days. My disco-themed 16th birthday was a blast with dancing, karaoke, and MOCKtails. My 17th, during senior trip, was unforgettable—at midnight, the girls surprised me by singing Happy Birthday and made me cut a stolen cake from the dinner bu et. And of course, the tauba-tauba Holi madness—chasing Mr Dixon(who runs really fast btw), colours, and jumping into the pool!

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

I hope to make a meaningful impact through data science, using analytics to drive innovation and solve real-world problems. My goal is to work on sustainable solutions, combining my passion for math and technology. I aspire to keep learning, stay curious, and contribute to a more equitable world.

Parent / Guardian's message

Our beloved Vanisha,

As you spread your wings, our hearts swell with pride, love, and nostalgia. We're grateful to have been your safe haven, guiding light, and biggest cheerleaders. Your perseverance and kindness inspire us daily. We're thankful for the laughter, tears, and memories we've shared. Remember, no matter where life takes you, you'll always have a home in our hearts. We love you more than words can express.

With all our love, Mumma & Papa

CEO Gumba's signature greeting, "AAAh ma friend!" followed by, "Listen to what I’m not saying," using reverse psychology to keep us on our toes.

Mr Dixon, with his sophisticated way of putting on glasses: "Young maan, u r late!"—only for him to be late the next three classes.

Mme Monique's enthusiastic "Bonjour tous le claseee!" on lundis instantly woke us up. I’ll truly miss the energy she brought every morning, especially on lundi."Qeulllleeee essst la date au-jord-hui?"

"This is a beautiful question," Mr Rahim would say before throwing us into a problem that left us questioning our life choices.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

One of the most infectiously energetic social media trends I've come across is the "Me Jalo" dance trend. The song by Fuerza Regida is so peppy, fun-loving, and groovy—perfectly matching my personality, and it’s been stuck in my head for days! Although it's a trend usually done by couples, I’d love to try it with a friend who's just as crazy as me. The moves are simple but t the song perfectly.

WAFA JAHAN SHAKIRA

What is your most memorable school moment?

Back when I was technically Class of 2024 (before life hit me with the plot twist), my favorite memory was hands down personal project season. For once, the entire grade wasn’t side-eyeing each other, we were actually happy and united. Peak human experience and let’s not forget the legendary ‘Lungi Dance’ performance at the opening ceremony. If you weren’t there, you missed history. But honestly, the best part of restarting a grade? Meeting Raneisha, Lamisa, Zareen, and Zara. y’all made this whole redo thing feel less like a setback and more like a second chance at something amazing. Wouldn’t have met you guys otherwise, and for that I’m actually glad.

What

are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

Mr Gumba: Listen to what I am not saying... (Translation: there's a surprise summative coming, but good luck guring that out in time.)

Mr McMahon: Will you guys shut up?! (the uno cial cue for the class to get slightly quieter... for about 5 seconds.)

Mr Dan (to my friends): Y’all remember when she used to come crying to my o ce every single day? (elite throwback to me grieving class of ‘24 like they were some lost civilization.)

Mr Abir: Shakira, koi ache bakira? (a rhyme that makes me question why my name’s always the punchline.)

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

Some things are better left in the drafts… forever

To turn “work trips” into luxury vacations and call it expanding operations

Parent / Guardian's message

Ah yes, the longest high school experience known to mankind. –Puppa Wait, so you’re actually graduating this time? – Mumma How did she survive IB when she can’t even survive without ordering food every day? – Samir Bromine, the Real G

WAYNE AKIKO

What is your most memorable school moment?

All the sports activities I have represented the school and being called nonchalant.

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

Be wealthy and stay wealthy.

Parent

/ Guardian's message

Our Dearest Son Wayne, Today, we celebrate your amazing journey with happiness. Your determination, kindness, and resilience have shaped the remarkable young man you are. This milestone is just the beginning. Believe in your dreams, trust your heart, and shine without fear. Congratulations, Wayne! We are endlessly proud and love you dearly.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

I don't have any.

YAFFI AHNAF ARKO

What is your most memorable school moment?

One of my most memorable school moments was the Senior Retreat. It was a rare chance for all of us to be away from classes, connect more deeply, and just enjoy each other’s company without the stress of schoolwork. The late-night talks, the jokes, and even sneaking out together brought everyone closer. I’ll never forget the laughter, the games, and how for once, we were all just present in the moment—no deadlines, no worries—just pure joy with the people who made school feel like home.

What

One catchphrase that always stuck was Mr. Gumba's "Hehe, My Friend".

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

I don't know any.

are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

Driven by a passion for machines and innovation, I aspire to become an engineer and build a company that fosters growth, creates jobs, and boosts my country's economy. My goal goes beyond fame or wealth—true success, to me, is the recognition earned for making a meaningful societal impact.

Parent / Guardian's message

We are beyond proud of the person you’ve become—resilient, kind, and full of potential. Watching you grow over the years, face challenges with courage, and always strive to be your best has been the greatest joy of our lives. May your journey ahead be lled with light, love, and success. Always believe in yourself.

ZARA ZAREEN ZAMAN

What is your most memorable school moment?

My most memorable moment in school were all the trips we went to especially the Tioman trip back in grade 10.

What are

you hopes,

goals and aspirations for the future?

I want to study architecture at a great university and gain diverse experiences. My goal is to create spaces that inspire and bring people together. In the long run, I just hope my work makes a real impact and improves the way people experience spaces.

Parent / Guardian's message

Your hard work, creativity, and determination have brought you to this moment, and we know this is just the beginning of your success. Keep believing in yourself, chasing your dreams, and embracing every challenge. No matter where life takes you, we will always be here, cheering you on.

"Listen to what I'm not saying" - Mr. Gumba, Mr. Brian randomly speaking Chinese.

inspiration? What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

The ice bucket challenge.

ZAREEN RAHMAN ZAHRA

What is your most memorable school moment?

Dressing up in traditional attire.

faculty catchphrases, quirks, mannerisms or moments of inspiration?

"LISTEN TO WHAT IM NOT SAYING" - Mr Gumba

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

I don't know.

What are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

Following in my father's footsteps

Parent / Guardian's message

Watching you grow and achieve this milestone has been a true joy. I'm so proud of your hard work and dedication. Remember to always follow your dreams and never stop learning.

ZARIF NASIR

What is

your most memorable school moment?

My most memorable school moment was meeting my best friend Eshan Miah for the rst time in 4th grade. I remember when I rst walked into the classroom and heard we had a new student joining us. I looked around the classroom and saw Eshan sitting quietly by himself and I approached him and became his rst friend in ISD and since then we have been close to the point that I consider him my brother.

What

are you hopes, goals and aspirations for the future?

My goal for the future is to be able to make enough money to the point that I can start retiring my friends and families.

Parent / Guardian's message

Watching you grow into the person you are today has been one of the greatest joys of our lives. At 17, you’ve already shown wisdom, strength, and ambition beyond your years. As you step into this new chapter and head to America for university, know that our hearts are full of pride. Embrace every challenge, stay true to your values, and never stop dreaming big. Graduation is just the beginning—your journey is only getting started. We believe in you, always.

I have never heard of a catchphrase like this before in my life until Mr. Brian had said it.

What was the strangest social media trend that you saw, did or secretly wanted to do?

The strangest social media trend that I have seen are the brainrot memes, there are too many of them to keep up with.

MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATES

Class of 2025, Congratulations on reaching the graduation stage, I am so proud to have been a part of your high school years to and transition out of ISD alongside you. As seniors you have carried yourselves with poise and con dence, but I know and appreciate all the hard work and challenges you have overcome in previous years. I wish you the best as you head to university, it should be the most enjoyable time in your life. Take good care of yourselves, I will remember you always.

Mr. Boyle

Chris Boyle Secondary Principal

Dear grade 12 students,

Re ecting on our journey together over the past four years at ISD, I feel incredibly grateful to have shared so many meaningful moments with you. Whether in the French or Spanish classroom, cheering from the sidelines as your football coach, leading as your Sahara mentor, chaperoning school events, or joining you on our unforgettable retreat trip, it’s been a joy to witness your growth into the remarkable individuals you are today. These experiences have allowed me to see your resilience, your spirit, and the unique strengths each of you brings to the world. As you step into university life, follow your passions and choose a path that truly inspires you. Embrace this new chapter with curiosity, kindness, and courage. Nurture relationships, prioritize well-being, and stay grounded in your values. Trust in yourselves, you are more than ready. I’m proud of each one of you. Best wishes, Ms. Claudia

Claudia Costa

HoD for the Language Acquisition Department

Dear Class of 2025,

As you step beyond the gates of the Academy and into a world full of opportunity, I hope you carry with you the curiosity, resilience, and compassion that de ned your time here. Never stop asking questions, challenging yourself, or standing up for what matters. You are more than capable — you are ready. Go forward with courage, kindness, and the con dence that you can shape the future for the better. Wishing you all the success, joy, and meaningful adventures life has to o er.

With best wishes,

Basil Malcolm Chesney IBDP Chemistry/ESS Teacher

Bonne chance avec vos nouvelles aventures. C'était vraiment un plaisir de vous enseigner. Je n'oublierais jamais vos personnalités, le mardi gras, nos leçons à White Canary, comment vous me disiez que vous venez à l'école "juste pour ma classe" (bein bon!) et les souliers de Wayne (ne touchez pas!). Notre classe était toujours une bou ée d'air frais. Bon succès à l'avenir!

Ms Carrey

DP French ab initio teacher

Dear Graduating Class of 2025 – ISD Legends in the Making!!

You made it! After surviving exams, internal assessments, group projects, sleepless nights, and a lot of crisis moments each semester, you’re nally graduating! I knew this day would come… I just wasn’t sure if your CAS re ections would be done in time (for some).

You've conquered the IB jungle armed with only a calculator, a ca eine addiction, and some serious procrastination skills. Honestly, your ability to write a 2000 or 4000 word essay “the night before it was due” is nothing short of heroic. You deserve a medal... or at least an iced co ee (If you go to Canada, an Icecap at Tim Hortons)

As you step into the world beyond ISD, remember:

- Life won’t always give you rubrics.

- There’s no command term for “growing-up”

- And sadly, there’s no “command-Z” in real life.

But you’ve got everything it takes. Intelligence, resilience, creativity... and let's be honest, a terrifyingly impressive ability to “wing it.”

Go out there, Class of 2025, and make ISD proud.

Congratulations!!!

Tow q Rahman MYP Math Teacher

Dear Class of 2025,

As you step beyond the gates of the Academy and into a world full of opportunity, I hope you carry with you the curiosity, resilience, and compassion that de ned your time here. Never stop asking questions, challenging yourself, or standing up for what matters. You are more than capable — you are ready. Go forward with courage, kindness, and the con dence that you can shape the future for the better. Wishing you all the success, joy, and meaningful adventures life has to o er.

With best wishes, Basil Malcolm Chesney

Charles Gumba Physics Teacher, Head of science & CAS Coordinator

I remember the time when I rst met you, back in Grade 11, during those drama rehearsals. Your dedication and passion were truly inspiring, and it was clear from the start that you had something special. Now, as you stand on the brink of graduation, it's amazing to see how far you've come.

As you step into this new chapter of your life, a world full of challenges and beauty awaits you. I love you all, and I can't wait to see where life takes you next. Congratulations and good luck!

Mst Afrina Asgar TA , Performing Arts(Secondary)

Dear Class of 2025,

It feels like just yesterday we were trekking through the breathtaking landscapes of Tioman during my very rst Week Without Walls. That trip with you remains one of the most memorable moments of my journey here. Your passion, dedication, and genuine care for one another truly amazed me. The way you supported the team, helped each other, and brought laughter and light into every moment was heartwarming.

Beyond the trip, your everyday warmth—your greetings, your smiles, your respectful presence—will be deeply missed. You've left an impression that goes far beyond classrooms and corridors.

As you step into the next chapter, I wish you all the success your hearts can hold. Grow big, but remember—true greatness often lies in the humility to bow down and lift others as you rise.

With heartfelt wishes,

Md Abdul Kadir

Secondary Bangla Teacher

Md. Abdul Kadir

Secondary Bangla Teacher

Dear Students,

I am so proud of all of you. As your Bengali and homeroom teacher, it has been a pleasure witnessing you become thoughtful, capable human beings. You have given us good times and a journey together.

As you begin a new chapter, bravely take your curiosity, kindness, and courage with you. I will always remember our time together and can’t wait to watch you do great things.

Warmest wishes

Abir

Mr. Abir

Secondary Bangla Teacher

Dear Graduates,

Congratulations on reaching this incredible milestone! As you step beyond the walls of ISD, know that your journey has just begun. The world ahead is lled with challenges and opportunities—meet both with courage and purpose. “Success is not nal, failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts.” – Winston Churchill Your time here has prepared you to lead with integrity, think globally, and act compassionately. There will be setbacks—but remember:

“Perseverance is not a long race; it is many short races one after the other.” – Walter Elliot

Stay curious, dream big, and never stop growing. Wherever life takes you, believe in your strength. You are ready. We are proud of you—today and always! Warmest wishes,

Ayaz Alam Qayami IB-MYP Individuals & Societies Teacher

It’s hard to believe, but here you are—standing on the edge of a new chapter, ready to step into the world beyond ISD. For many of you, the next stop is university—scattered across the globe, studying a range of subjects as diverse as your personalities and passions.

I want to leave you with a simple message: it’s only three years between you and your bright future.

Three years. That’s all. Three years of focus, e ort, and commitment—and in return, you’ll be opening the doors to a world of opportunity.

As soon as you complete your degree, the path ahead becomes clearer. New horizons, exciting careers, independence, and a chance to make your mark on the world—these things become possible.

Yes, the journey may feel long at times. There will be moments of stress, deadlines, and doubt. But never forget: these are just stepping stones. You’ve already proven what you’re capable of—right here at ISD. Now, it’s about carrying that drive forward into the next stage.

So wherever you're headed—be it engineering, medicine, art, business, science, or any other eld—know this: the future you’ve been dreaming of is not far away. And it’s bright. In fact, it’s already waiting for you.

All you have to do… is keep going.

Congratulations, and best of luck on the amazing journey ahead.

Thank you.

Mr Jay Design Teacher

In the words of Steve Jobs, "The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do." Good luck going forward and changing the world for the better!

Elizabeth Myers

Language Acquisition

This is a di cult thing to do...I arrived here two years ago, not knowing any of you. I strived to be a great teacher but most importantly a good role model for you. I formed great relationships with each and every one of you I taught. I will also cherish my moments with you. I will miss all of you so much! It has been my pleasure and I hope nothing but happiness in your future for all of you! Je vous adore! Je ne vais pas vous oublier! I hope you also keep fond memories of me too. xxoo

Monique Neary

IBDP French B SL Teacher

G12s you are a memorable bunch! During classes from G6 I have got to know most of you. I enjoyed the banter from you all! In G11 I was fortunate to have a lot of you as your Homeroom teacher. You proved your abilities in eating during that time. What were we supposed to do in HR? I've forgotten. Your creative exercises in Music are good memories, with Istibshar and Jarif being excellent musos. Safeeah and Apsrara I will remember you for your good company and interest during the DP. Navid keep up your guitar playing as well as your other studies. Vanisha, Eshna and Sarah thanks for your good work with LEF. I wish you all well in the exciting times ahead.

Hugh Stevenson

HoD Arts

Dear Grade 12 students; you will close the doors of this school, remember that you open new doors and that is just the beginning of a new chapter in your lives. I have seen you grown, learned, and you will remember events that will last a lifetime. Try to embrace the challenges ahead with con dence, remain inquisitive, and have faith in your abilities. The future is yours—go out and make it amazing! Congratulations, Grade 12!

Eugene Barnaart

IBDP Theatre Arts teacher

Congratulations, Class of 2025! It has been a joy getting to know you. To my art students in particular — thank you for allowing me to be part of your creative journey. I will never forget you or your incredible artworks. Watching you grow as artists and individuals has been inspiring and meaningful. I am so proud of each of you. Continue to nurture your creative spirit and art will continue to unfold for you in powerful and beautiful ways throughout your life.

Corinne Webb Visual Arts Teacher

Dear Graduates,

As you step into the world beyond these halls, take pride in all you've achieved—and remember, success means little without kindness. Be curious! whenever you have the opportunity to represent your country & culture do so wholeheartedly. But above all, be good to the world and the people in it.

Go make a di erence.

Turin Tasmira Dishari

Teaching Assistant,

Visual Art, Secondary

I hope the future holds nothing but the best for you.

Sonia Ahmed Teaching Assistant

Congratulations everybody for completing year 12. I wish you the best of luck for your next adventure. Enjoy your time at university, and have a great career. I’ll miss you all. Mr Maccyyy

Mr Chris McMahon

Teacher, Economics and Business Management

As you prepare to embark on the exciting journey of higher education and explore the world beyond school, I want you to know how proud I am of each one of you. Your creativity, passion, and dedication have truly made an impact. Carry your artistic spirit with you wherever you go, and continue to grow, learn, and express your unique voice. Wishing you endless inspiration and success in all that lies ahead!

Bipul Mallick

Visual Arts Teacher

Congratulations on your graduation! As you step into this next chapter, I want to wish you all the luck in the world. Always be kind, respectful, and true to yourselves. Carry the values you've learned with you, and always treat others with compassion and integrity. The world is waiting for you. I'm proud of you, and I believe in you. Best of luck. Will miss you guys a lot.

Ms. Farjan

PE Teacher

and Athletic Coach

As you step into this next chapter, remember that the future is wide open. Chase your dreams with passion, lead with kindness, and never stop believing in the power you have to change the world.

Congratulations, Class of 2025. Your adventure is just beginning, and it’s going to be extraordinary!

Stay in Touch, Miss Tasnuva

Tasnuva Ahmed Assistant College Counselor

Dear Class of 2025,

It’s been an honour to walk beside you as you explored the power of language and the soul of our literary heritage. Your voices have brought new life to old verses and I’ve watched you grow—not just in language, but in heart.

I hope you carry with you the strength of our words, the beauty of Bangla literature, and the values rooted in our culture—compassion, resilience, and truth. As you turn the page to a new chapter, write your story with courage, purpose, and grace.

With heartfelt wishes, Ishrat Jahan Shukhi

Ishrat Jahan Shukhi Head of Bangla and IBDP Bengali Literature Teacher

The future is yours to craft, to shape, to mould, to shake, to inspire and change the place you came from, shine your light.

Giuseppe Tagliarini Social Emotional Counselor

Congratulations on reaching this important milestone! Your hard work, resilience, and dedication have brought you to the end of one chapter and the exciting beginning of another. As you step into the future, carry with you the love for learning, friendships, and memories that have shaped who you are.

Believe in your potential, stay true to your values, serve people and keep striving for excellence. The world is full of possibilities!

With best wishes, Ms. Elena Elena Guseva

Nursery teacher

From Design class in Grade 10 to Tioman Island and dancing with you guys on stage in Grade 11, every moment with the Class of 2025 has been a blend of excitement, adventure, and unforgettable memories. You are an extraordinary group of students who inspire one another, push your boundaries, and strive for excellence.

As you step beyond the walls of ISD into further education and future careers, I hope the friendships, connections, and learning you've gained at school will guide and support you. We look forward to cheering you on from afar and celebrating the many achievements and milestones we know lie ahead.

Congratulations, Class of 2025 ! May your life be lled with purpose and the courage to pursue your dreams !

Nilanthi Das

Vice Principal & MYP Coordinator

Congratulations, Class of 2025! Your graduation is just another step on the incredible journey of your life! Wishing you all a future lled with happiness and success.

Fatema

Mahin

Assistant Librarian

Dear Class of 2025,

You’ll always hold a special place in my heart—you were my very rst class at ISD. From our time together in Grades 3, 4, and 5 to witnessing your PYPX journey, it's been such a joy to watch you grow.

I cherish the little moments: your big questions, your gentle hearts, and the way you supported each other. You’ve taught me just as much as I hope I taught you.

As you move forward, keep shining, keep wondering, and most of all—stay true to yourselves.

With love, Ms. Shayla

Shayla Kabir

Primary Advancement Center Teacher

Congratulations to the very special and colourful Class of 2025!

It has been my honour to have worked with such an incredible, respectful, unique, talented and diverse group of individuals. You’ve persevered and shown resounding resilience that has culminated in personal and academic growth and acceptances at renown global universities. From tears of happiness and disappointment to the stresses of your indecision, all of you demonstrated resilience through the complex and challenging university application process. I’m so proud of you!

Remember that university is not the end goal in life and that it is only another arena of self discovery. It can be an opportunity to take risks, challenge your worldviews, learn new skills and develop long-lasting relationships. It doesn’t matter where you study as much as how you apply your learning to where you’re going. You are more than just rankings, so don’t worry about the university reputation as much as your own self-worth and well-being. Learn from failure and others, develop resiliency, be kind to yourselves, speak up to injustices and have fun and laugh! Be the best versions of yourselves and accept that life will take you on an adventurous journey. Congratulations!!!!

I’m going to miss all of you and I wish you the best in your future endeavors.

With much respect, Mr. Brian

Brian Eng University and Career Counsellor

Dear Class of 2025, Congratulations to the entire cohort for reaching this signi cant attainment of graduating from ISD. I am astounded by the way you upheld your energy and intellectual novelty throughout the Diploma Programme journey. The ISD faculty will no doubt look back with a lot of admiration to a graduating class that lived by examples in exhibited the IB learner pro le attributes- inquirers, balanced, caring and thinkers.

As you take o on your next adventures, I would like to remind you to always aspire for happiness. Advocate for what you believe. In life, we tend to be successful when we do what interests us. Therefore, prioritize your passions in your quest for higher education and eventually in your career growth.

"Happiness depends upon ourselves." —Aristotle

All the best in your future endeavours. Go well, Class of 2025. I miss you already.

Yours sincerely,

Dixon Kibengo IB Diploma Coordinator

CLASS F 2025

Adnan Rakib Khan

Adriane Jeremy Kwashira

Affan Mohammed Mosharraf

Ahmed Talal Onnoy

Ameenah Soha Azam

Andrea Fabiola Oviedo Urbina

Apsara Bithi Khalid

Arian Khan

Aryah Islam

Abrar Tazwar Rahman Chowdhury

Eshna Maithani

Farhan Nafim Tareq

Istibshar Billah

Jarif Ahanaf Rupkotha

Kiana Mahboob

Labiba Musharrat Aria

Lamisa Sayara Sadat

Mahmudul Alam

Mona Ameenah Carrington

Mohammad Shahyaan

Mohd Saif Kalim

Munisah Binte Reaz

Munzarina Rahman Manali

Navid Haider Rouf

Raneisha Islam

Rodela Ahmed

Safeeah Tasnim Rahman

Sahir Syed Faraz

Sara Sumaiya Imam

Shafayat Sharar Alam

Shornima Barua

SK. Md. Arafat Bin Abdullah

Suvani Dey

Taif Hossain

Tony Carlos Otieno

Torsha Mahin

Vanisha Goel

Wafa Jahan Shakira

Wayne Akiko

Yaffi Ahnaf Arko

Zara Zareen Zaman

Zareen Rahman Zahra

Zarif Nasir

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