Posted On: 27 May, 2024
The school year is drawing to a close, filled with both joy and nostalgia. #TNIS shares in the excitement of our Grade 5I students as we celebrate their remarkable achievements of the 4 TNIS pillars and mark the official end of their elementary school journey!
A special moment of the ceremony was Erin Abella’s heartfelt end-of-year speech. ‘’Over the courses, Erin has blossomed into a remarkable young lady!’’ - Mr. Robert - 5I Homeroom teacher - said. She expressed her deep gratitude towards her teachers and friends, who have made her feel like part of a family. Erin also shared valuable advice with younger students, emphasizing that making mistakes is an essential part of learning and that everyone can achieve great things.
Mr Robert - 5I Homeroom teacher also thoughtfully highlighted each student's unique qualities, transforming the awards ceremony into a fun guessing game where classmates tried to identify who was being described. This approach filled the room with joy, laughter, and applause, creating a memorable and celebratory atmosphere!
As we close this chapter, Ms. Terri, our TNIS Elementary Principal wishes everyone a fun and reflective summer, encouraging our students to stay tuned for the new school year with a refreshed mindset.
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