Who am I?
I’m Aalia and I’m 17. I have a deep-rooted interest in reading and writing which allow me to explore my passions and have a deeper understanding of the world around me.
Senior Quote
Looking back at my school career, I’m sure that the memories I’ve shared with my friends will forever remain with me. All that I’ve experienced; the laughter, the tears and the accomplishments will be a crucial part of my journey and I will cherish them dearly.
Reflecting on my own experience of life, two things come to mind when I think about what I want the next generation to learn from life: the value of following their passions and forming meaningful relationships with others I hope they learn to value the people and connections that make their lives more fulfilling while also putting their happiness and fulfillment first.
My dream for the future is to become a web developer and use my creative abilities to bring innovative ideas to life.
Aalia, Grade 12
"Happiness doesn't come from grades, it comes from BooSeokSoon"
Senior Quote
"Is this due at 11:59 too?"
Al Aseel, Grade 12
Who am I?
Hi I’m Aseel. My hobbies are Basketball and Football. I’m hoping to continue playing them even after completing high school.
What Will I Remember about my School Career ?
My most memorable moments have been the ones spent with my friends.
What Would I like the Next Generation to Learn out of Life?
“A chance not taken is an opportunity missed.”
My dream is to attempt to survive in university.
Senior Quote
Fannwaa, Grade 12
Who am I?
I like to collect stuffed animals and keep snake food as pets.
What Will I Remember about my School Career ?
What Would I like the Next Generation to Learn out of Life?
My Dreams for the Future
No dreams only nightmares.
Who am I?
I am Fatima Al-Mamari, a person with many interests that leave me indecisive. I love Literature, Psychology, and Geography, and I express my love for these subjects through painting.
What Will I Remember about my School Career ?
I will remember all the students and teachers I’ve met throughout the ten years I’ve been in KGIS who have helped me become the person I am today
What Would I like the Next Generation to Learn out of Life?
To appreciate what you have without comparing it with anyone else.
Fatima, Grade 12
My dream is to give back to my family and community, and have a job that will have have a good impact on people.
Who am I?
I am Hassan Al Zadjali. My favourite subjects are Physics and Business. In my free time, I enjoy horse riding and playing video games.
There are good and bad aspects I’ll never forget. I’ll remember the good memories I made with friends and the valuable lessons I have learned from teachers. I’ll also never forget the hard work I put in and the sacrifices I had to make.
Focus on what you can change and don’t worry about the things you can’t.
Senior Quote
To get a scholarship in either Business, Aviation, or Political Science. To represent Oman in international show-jumping competitions.
"I’d like to thank ChatGtp for helping me in everything including this."
Hassan, Grade 12
Who am I?
My name is Hawraa. My hobbies and interests are horse riding and reading.
What Will I Remember about my School Career ?
Fun school trips and the fun times I’ve spent with my friends and my favourite teachers.
What Would I like the Next Generation to Learn out of Life?
Set and achieve a major goal. Make new and better friends. Make healthy decisions.
Senior Quote
To be a successful lawyer.
Hawraa, Grade 12
Who am I?
I have always been interested in the Arts as well as reading to learn about new information and perfect my understanding of it.
The people, mafia and your mom.
How growing, adapting and learning from your mistakes is extremely important for you to be successful in your social and academic life.
I hope that I can be successful in the future and continue to learn new things, whilst meeting new people that will aid me in growing and becoming a better person.
Kayla, Grade 12
"I don’t fold under pressure, I make diamonds"
Senior Quote
Who am I?
My name is Salim Al-Alawi I was born and raised in Oman. I hate math, but I like football and using the internet to do my assignments.
I will remember all the good times, from playing Kahoot to speaking Arabic in class and hanging out by the Cafe at break and lunch time. I'll remember when school used to be fun and easy, but after much of ChatGpt and some hard work, thankfully, it’s over.
What Would I like the Next Generation to Learn out of Life?
Hopefully a lawyer, owning my own business and escaping the matrix!
Salim, Grade 12
"Google should be graduating, not me"
Who am I?
I’m Momo. I take part in the school’s Football and Basketball teams. Also a future chess grandmaster and a professional Jokic admirer.
Throughout my secondary school years, there were several aspects that made a lasting impression on me. My friendships will be a cherished memory, the bonds I formed with my peers will be something I carry with me forever. I'll remember the passion I had for basketball and football, the joy and excitement of playing on the court and field. The Covid-19 pandemic will be remembered as a significant challenge that I faced, but also a time when my peers and I demonstrated our resilience and adaptability. Finally, I’ll always remember the feeling of accomplishment & pride as I walked across the stage, graduating as a member of the class of '23.
I would like the next generation to learn to appreciate the freedom that they have during their childhood as they probably won’t have that same freedom for the rest of their lives.
Mohamed, Grade 12
I hope that I can be successful in the future and continue to learn new things, whilst meeting new people that will aid me in growing and becoming a better person.
"I may be wrong but, it’s highly unlikely."
Who am I?
I am Abdulaziz Alhammadi. My hobbies are horse riding and sleep.
What Will I Remember about my School Career ?
I will remember my best Maths teacher at KGIS!
"Don't live someone else's dream, find yourown
BabyShark,doo-doo,doo-doo
BabyShark,doo-doo,doo-doo
BabyShark,doo-doo,doo-doo
BabyShark"
Abdulaziz, Grade 12
What Would I like the Next Generation to Learn out of Life?
Nothing comes easy, you always need to work for it.
My dream is to become a pilot.
My name is Hamed Ali Alazki, the legend himself. My favourite subject is Homeroom. In my free time, I like to eat, sleep and play football.
I'll never forget the enjoyable moments I spent with my friends and some teachers. And I'll never forget how hard I pushed as well as the numerous choices I had to make.
3 thing to learn:
1. Don’t live someone else’s dream, find your own.
2. Focus on yourself.
3. Learn from your mistakes, and know that Allah is always with you.
I am drawn to the fast-paced, dynamic nature of the business world. I want to be a businessman because I am driven to succeed and I believe that through business I can make a positive difference in the world, Inshallah.
"Be the change you wish to see in the world." Hamed, Grade 12
Who am I?
My name is Hashem, my hobbies and interests are playing football and volleyball.
What Will I Remember about my School Career ?
What Would I like the Next Generation to Learn out of Life?
Our biggest regrets are not for the things we have done, but the things we haven’t done.
Senior Quote
My Dreams for the Future
Hashem, Grade 12
Who am I?
Hi, my name is Jerar, but I am known as Bargo. I like chilling on the beach and drinking SunTop. I also enjoy basketball.
My school career was amazing, I was the top student in the continent for a while then decided to give it up for someone else. You’re welcome.
The biggest mistake you could make, is being afraid to make one.
If I told you, I’d have to kill you :/
Andrew Tate Jr.
My name is Khalid Al Atiqi. I spend most of my time exercising and playing chess and other games with my friends. I like to help orphans whenever I have the chance to and motivate others to do so as well.
I’ll mostly remember all the friends I’ve made, and my memories with them. I’ll also remember all my teachers that have taught me over the years and the lessons they taught that helped me improve as a person.
“They ain’t believe in us."
Khalid, Grade 12
The possibilities are endless for the next generation, and I hope they learn to dream big, believe in themselves, and use their creativity, innovation, and passion to make a positive impact on the world.
My dream for the future is to become the best version of myself, to continue growing and learning, and to use my talents and passions to make a positive impact on the world and inspire others to do the same.
Who am I?
My name is Mahdi Kalouti, l enjoy playing Volleyball and Football. I’m interested in trading stocks and staying close to God.
What Will I Remember about my School Career ?
What Would I like the Next Generation to Learn out of Life?
Senior Quote
My Dreams for the Future
Escape the Matrix.
Mahdi, Grade 12
Who am I?
I’m Malak Al Lawati I will be graduating this year inshallah and I would love to complete my studies in a university or college. I’m a makeup artist & hairstylist & I’m so into fashion. I would like to be professional in my hobbies.
I will always remember that school life is the best. School is our home where you are always safe and teachers give you lots of motivation and self-confidence. Memories with friends during break times will always be remembered. This is how secondary school taught me the true meaning of cooperation and love.
I would like them to learn that life is hard it’s not easy to go through they always have to stay strong and never say I can’t and stops trying. (practice makes perfect) try your best and everything will be fine.
“You can’t move forward without saying goodbye to the past.”
Malak, Grade 12
My dreams for my future is to be a strong woman who goes through all of the hard times to reach in a very good position in life. I also want to start a business and work hard to be successful, of course by getting some support from my family and friends.
“Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don’t matter and those who matter don’t mind."
Manaf, Grade 12
Who am I?
I just enjoy riding bikes, and buggies.
What Will I Remember about my School Career ?
The laughs, the jokes, and the pre-exam stress.
What Would I like the Next Generation to Learn out of Life?
Do what you feel like doing and not what others want you to do.
To make a difference in this world.
My name is Mohammed Al Amri. My hobbies are hiking, going outside and exploring nature to clear my mind. Playing football can be a great way to stay active and improve your physical fitness.
My school career is a significant period of my life that I will look back on with a range of memories and emotions. Remember that your school career is just one chapter in your life story.
The next generation should learn to develop their creativity to solve problems and find new opportunities. They should learn basic financial literacy skills, such as budgeting, saving, and investing, to help them manage their finances responsibly.
My dreams is to start a new business. It can be challenging, but with the right planning and effort, it can also be a rewarding experience.
Mohammed,
“"Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don't mind, it doesn't matter."
Who am I?
I am Mohammed Al-Kalbani, born in Oman. I like hunting and football and I like to collect guns and many rare items.
I will remember annoying the teachers and getting kicked out of the class. Also, I will remember all the good times in Islamic class.
I want them to be good men and women, not take the wrong path. I want them also to not listen to corrupted media and lies.
I hope to be a commander in the police and aim to be in a high rank in my career.
Mohammed, Grade 12
“Your future is only as good as the work you put into it”
Who am I?
Hi there! I'm Mohammed Abdullah Al Kindi and my ambition is to pursue a career in Computer Science. When I'm not programming, I like to engage in competitive video games and chess.
After dedicating my time and effort to my studies for the last couple of years, I'm relieved that it's finally come to an end. I'll cherish the memories of the friends I've made during this journey.
Life isn’t just about Tiktok y’all.
"Iknowyoudesperateforachange at the pen glide But the only real changecomefrominside"
J. Cole
My ultimate goal and vision for the future is to develop an innovative and exceptional application that has the potential to revolutionise and transform the way people experience and interact with the world. I am deeply passionate about technology and its impact on society, and I believe that my app could significantly improve people's lives by providing them with new and exciting opportunities to connect and engage with each other and the world around them. My dream is to make a positive difference in the world through my work as a developer and to create something that will leave a lasting impact on society.
Senior Quote
Who am I?
I am 18 years old, I enjoy playing and watching football.
What Will I Remember about my School Career ?
My friends that I shared great moments with, and also my teachers who helped me along the way.
What Would I like the Next Generation to Learn out of Life?
You can achieve anything if you work hard and set your mind on it.
My Dreams for the Future
I hope to get into a good university, and eventually graduate and help improve my country.
Cristiano Ronaldo
“Maybe they hate me because I’m too good."
Who am I?
I’m a pretty girl who likes pretty things. I have a pretty birthday, June the 1st. I love pink, sushi, cars, self-care, and documenting everything.
I’ve been here for 10 years, I came into KGIS crying and I’ll be crying as I’m leaving. I’ll remember how I grew up with many classmates, the friendships I’ve made and lost, the grade 8/9 vlogs I made in class, my crying moments in the bathroom, and how Hassan said my hairline looks like Muscat Hills.
Wallah I don’t know, I’m not a life coach, bas enjoy it.
Senior Quote
Y’all don’t need to know. I’ll achieve my dreams, so wait and see.
“The only C I’m accepting is Cash."
Retaj, Grade 12
Who am I?
I am Sabri, I am interested in Breaking Bad and football.
What Will I Remember about my School Career ?
Hard work, determination and helping others.
Senior Quote
“Be the change you wish to see in the world.”
Sabri, Grade 12
What Would I like the Next Generation to Learn out of Life?
Responsibility and accountability: Taking responsibility for one's actions and being accountable for their outcomes is a crucial part of growing up. Teach the next generation to be responsible for their choices and actions and to learn from their mistakes.
My Dreams for the Future
To rewatch Breaking Bad, to be successful in life and to help others.
Senior Quote
“Sic Parvis Magna"
Who am I?
I am Saif Al-Thaher, someone with several interests but mostly Sports and Art. My passion for sports is the reason I will be studying Sports Business in university.
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I will remember that secondary school was both the worst and best time in my life.
What Would I like the Next Generation to Learn out of Life?
Don’t take everything so seriously, especially in secondary school because most of what you do in school doesn’t really matter.
Get rich.
Saif, Grade 12
Hello, my name is Sajad Alattar, I am 18 years old from Iraq with a passion for physical activity, like swimming, running and going to the gym. In my free time, I enjoy food and rest, recognising the importance of taking care of my body and mind. I also play video games, a fun way to pass time which helps me relax and unwind. I am grateful for the experiences and opportunities that have shaped me into the person I am today.
Looking back on my school career, I will remember the support and guidance that I received from my teachers, particularly Mr. Antony and Mr. Tom, who made a significant impact on my academic and personal growth. Mr. Tom was another teacher who never failed to put a smile on my face and make me laugh. My friends and I shared countless memories and experiences that I will never forget.
As I reflect on my own life and experiences, one message I'd like to pass on to the next generation: the power of determination and the importance of making your dreams come true no matter the consequences. Life is always full of drawbacks and challenges, but it is those who push through who will be the ones that achieve greatness and excel in life. Now go out there and make a positive impact on the world around you.
My dreams for the future is to study Medicine and get a degree while also surrounding myself with people that will not hold me back and help me not lose track of what’s ahead for me. I will always be open to new ideas & plans for the future and if I believe in it I can achieve it.
“Nothing lasts forever but at least we got these memories." J.Cole
My name is Soheil, and I am Persian. My hobbies and interests include reading history and poetry, as well as gaining knowledge about general topics such as science, the world, and people's cultures and traditions.
Although my school career may not have been filled with many standout moments, I consider it to be a special experience because of the various events that occurred throughout it. Firstly, I must say that the Biology experiments were both fun and challenging. English was also enjoyable for me; I particularly liked my teacher's personality. On the other hand, physical education wasn't quite as enjoyable for me as I preferred spending time in the gym.
One thing I want the generation to learn out of life is to respect others, no matter what. Sometimes we might say things that seem normal to us, but they can be offensive or annoying to someone else. So we need to be careful about how we talk to others and try to understand where they're coming from
My future plans are to become an investor as I am passionate about expanding my father's business. He has contributed a lot to our family, and I am grateful for all the support he has provided me over the years. By investing in his business, I hope to help him take it to the next level & continue his legacy of hard work and dedication.
“Ingratitude is the prerogative of the people.”
Soheil, Grade 12
Who am I?
Hi everyone, I'm Sulaiman Al Mahrizi, I have a few hobbies and interests that I'd love to share with you. Firstly, I have a real passion for horse show jumping. I also have a keen interest in buying new race horses, which has taught me a lot about different breeds and bloodlines It's been an amazing experience being a part of this community, and I'm excited to see what the future holds for us.
"Let us all work together with love and sincerity,towardsthebettermentofour beloved country, for the good of its people and for the progress and prosperityofournation."
As I reflect upon my school career, I am struck by the academic rigor and numerous opportunities for growth that I have encountered. The supportive and collaborative environment, guided by dedicated teachers and mentors, has instilled in me a strong work ethic and a commitment to academic excellence.
As I reflect on the importance of leadership and service, I am reminded of the words of the late Sultan Qaboos bin Said Al Said of Oman, who once said: "We believe in giving everyone the opportunity to develop their potential to the fullest, and in ensuring that our society is one in which merit is rewarded." These words speak to the importance of creating a society that values and invests in the potential of every individual, regardless of their background or circumstances.
I aspire to be recognised as one of the top entrepreneurs in Oman, leveraging my passion for business to build a thriving enterprise that makes a meaningful impact in the community. I also dream of holding a high position in Oman, utilising my leadership skills to contribute to the growth and development of Oman's economy and society.
Who am I?
Hey, I'm Suhail Abdul Sattar Albalushi, and I'm 17 years old. I love football and the valuable lessons it has taught me about leadership and teamwork. I'm also interested in self-improvement, which has taught me to prioritise my mental health and develop new skills. Lastly, hitting the gym is important to me as it helps me stay healthy and in shape.
I'm grateful for the friendships I've made and the experiences I've had during my time at school. I'm excited to see what the future holds, and I know that I'll carry the lessons I've learned here with me for the rest of my life.
I would advise the younger generation to take risks, try new things, and pursue your passions. Take care of yourself physically and mentally by eating well, exercising regularly, and prioritizing rest. And most importantly, be kind to yourself and others. Remember, life is a journey so enjoy the process and never stop learning and growing. Aim to be the best version of yourself.
Suhail,
As I look forward to the future, I am filled with excitement and optimism. My dream is to become a successful entrepreneur, using my skills and creativity to make a positive impact on the world, inshallah .
“"Perfection doesn't exist. Embrace your flaws and celebrate your uniqueness."
Grade 12
Hello, my name is Mohamed Yoodh Saifulla, an 18 year old with a passion for video games and football. Playing these hobbies has helped me develop a competitive spirit and a desire to succeed in everything I do. I'm proud of my accomplishments so far and hope to continue excelling in these hobbies in the future.
Looking back on my school career, I am grateful for the wonderful seven years I spent at Knowledge Gate International School. I had the pleasure of being taught by amazing teachers, and two who stood out to me were Mr. Antony and Mr. Tom. What I treasure most are the lifelong friendships I made, I will always cherish the memories we shared.
Reflecting on my life experiences, I've learned that the most valuable lessons come from facing challenges and triumphs in the real world. To the next generation, I advise them to never be afraid to dream big, embrace challenges, treat others with kindness and respect, and cherish their relationships with family, friends, and community. Success requires hard work, perseverance and a positive attitude. Anyone can make a positive impact in the world.
My dreams for the future are focused on personal growth, academic success and career achievement. I hope to continue developing my passions and interests while exploring new opportunities for self-discovery in college. I also aspire to challenge myself academically, find my true passion and make a positive impact in my chosen career field.
“I just want to thank ChatGtp for being the best partner in the world"
Mohamed, Grade 12
Who am I?
I’m Zeyad Fikry and I’m interested in sport.
My friends and all the memories I’ve created with them.
I think it’s important for the next generation to learn about the importance of empathy and kindness. It’s important to learn how to put yourself in someone else’s shoes and treat others the way you want to be treated.
"Second place is just a spot for the first loser. So always aim to be the first."
Zeyad, Grade 12
To become a successful person and make my parents proud.
My name is Wesam Bader, and I have two main passions: football and collecting watches. Football is my ultimate love, and I immerse myself in the sport by watching matches, analysing strategies, and actively playing on the field. Besides football, I deeply appreciate watches and enjoy collecting them. Each timepiece tells a unique story, and I relish the craftsmanship behind them. I also have a curious mind and love to explore various subjects, always seeking new knowledge and experiences. My diverse hobbies reflect my commitment to personal growth and make me a distinctive presence in our yearbook.
In reflecting upon my school career, there are countless memories and experiences that I will forever cherish. From the friendships forged to the lessons learned, each moment has contributed to my personal growth and shaped my journey.
In life, there are a few important lessons I would like the next generation to embrace. Never be afraid to take risks and follow your passions. Pursuing what truly lights you up can lead to a fulfilling and purposeful life
I would like to become a successful pilot one day
"Success is always stressful.”
Wesam, Grade 12
"Class of 2023! I am so excited and honoured to be celebrating this great moment with you. I know that you have worked very hard to get here, and that your family, friends and teachers are so proud of the young people you have become.
To graduate really means to elevate. To rise to the next level, to step up to something better. I am certain that your school experience has prepared you well for life beyond school. Know without a doubt that you are prepared for anything. Know without a doubt that you are made for great things, and never forget that you will always be part of the KGIS Family.
Remember 2023 as the year you started your journey to achieve your dreams. Congratulations! We are all excited to see what the future brings."
Ms. Liz"A celebration…..
A time to look back at lessons learned, adventures shared, and bright moments filled with special meaning.
A farewell….
A time to say goodbye to old friends, to good times you ’ ve known, a time for packing away memories, and treasures for tomorrow.
A beginning…
A time for looking forward, a time to set new goals, to dream new dreams, to try your wings and see what lies beyond
May Allah bless you on your road filled with new adventures."
Ms. Vee"Always strive to be the best version of yourself, instead of a second-rate version of somebody else."
Mr. RobertThe Prophet Muhammed (SAW) said: “The superiority of the learned man over the devout is like that of the moon, on the night when it is full, over the rest of the stars.” Always seek to grow and improve.
Ms. Tahnia“You are a function of what the whole universe is doing in the same way that a wave is a function of what the whole ocean is doing.”
Mr. Joe""The more you seek the uncomfortable the more you will become comfortable."
Mr. Matthew"You are a group of students who will always be remembered; go forth, be good, and try to make the world a better place! Just don't forget that Chemistry was the best subject."
Mr. Graham"Success isn’t always about greatness; It’s about consistency. Consistent Hard work gains success. Greatness will come!"
Mr. Sean"Aim for the moon and even if you miss, you will land among the stars."
Ms. Erné
"‘Audentis Fortuna Iuvat"
Mr. Matt
"Firstly to my Grade 12 Homeroom: you have been extraordinary in every way. It is true… not all heroes wear capes.
To all Grade 12 students: go out in the world like a bird, you can fly high and navigate your way confidently; you have earned your wings."
Mr. Ali
ﺮﻫﺎﺒﻟاحﺎﺠﻨﻟاوﻖﻴﻓﻮﺘﻟاﻦﻣاﺪﻳﺰﻤﻤﻜﻟﻮﺟرأ . ﻢﻜﻟﺎﻤﻋأﻢﻛﺮﺘﻴﻨﻟوﻢﻜﻌﻣﻪﻠﻟﺎﻓاوﺪﻬﺘﺟاواوﺮﻤﺘﺳﺎﻓ،ﻦﻴﻋﺪﺒﻣوﻦﻴﻌﺋارﻢﻛﺎﻧﺪﻬﻋﺪﻗل . ﻲﺗﺎﻨﺑوﻲﺋﺎﻨﺑأﺎﻌﻴﻤﺠﻤﻜﻟاﺮﻜﺷ،،،،،،،،،،،،،ﻪﻴﻟإنﻮﻌﺴﺗﺎﻤﻤﻜﻟﷲﻖﻘﺤﻴﻧأوةﺎﻴﺤﻟﺎﻴﻓعاﺪﺑﻹاو
Ibrahim Al Ramli“Never underestimate the power of a small group of committed people to change the world. In fact, it is the only thing that ever has.” ~ Margaret Mead.
Be the change that you wish to see in the world. At the end of each day, make sure you can look at yourself in the mirror and hold your head high.
Mr. James"My subject is Art. Someone once said that Art does not necessarily mean doing beautiful things but doing things in a beautiful way. As I hope for myself, I also hope for you that you will have beautiful and accomplished lives. Take your time, watch, analyse, compare, and don’t be afraid to follow your dreams. Always keep this in mind: there is no easy road in anything you do in life, from one end to the other. There’s no such thing! So it's better not to search for the easy road, but to fulfil your ambitions with all the tools and qualities that you have, or gain along the way.
Karl Lagerfeld, when asked to give an example of 3 steps to success, said: “The whole staircase! Things are done step by step. Sometimes you go two steps back. And that’s a healthy thing. Nobody has a one-line career. That doesn’t exist”
Diane Von Furstenberg said, “ If you doubt your powers, you give power to your doubts”. Have a wonderful life!
Mr. Alex
"Every day of my time at KGIS has been spent with you amazing people! From online learning, to distanced classes with masks and brown food bags! We’ve been on boat trips, eaten “fittiq” and learned a bit of Physics along the way! Thank you for keeping going (and keeping me going) for the past 3 years. I wish you all the best in whatever you do!"
Mr. Tom
"Always strive to be the best in whatever you do. Be humble and let your actions speak for you. Wishing you all the best for the future."
Ms. Jay
ﺾﺒﻨﺗﻢﻬﻳﺪﻳأﻦﻴﺑرﻮﻨﻟاعﺎﻌﺷﻦﻴﻠﻣﺎﺣ،اﺪﻏﻞﺒﻘﺘﺴﻤﻟاةدﺎﻗﺲﻣﻷالﺎﺒﺷأﺔﻳؤﺮﻟﺎﻗﻮﺷﻦﻴﻨﺤﻟابوﺬﻳوتﺎﻓﺎﺴﻤﻟاىﻮﻄﺗﺎﻌﻄﻗ . ﺔﻴﻠﻤﻌﻟاوﺔﻴﻤﻠﻌﻟاﻢﻬﺗﺎﻴﺣﻲﻓﺰﻴﻤﺘﻟاوقﻮﻔﺘﻟاماودﻢﻬﻟﻦﻴﻠﻣﺂﻤﻬﺑﺮﺨﻓﺎﻨﻠﻛو
Mr. Ahmed "
Even though our time together has been short, there’s no doubt you ’ re all wonderfully talented people, with the brightest futures! Thank you for your wonderful sense of humour and for always being able to put a smile on my face. Wishing you all the best, and more in your future endeavours!"
Mr. Abdullah
Always remember:
“You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think “
Mr. Simon Swizinski