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WARREN PARK HIGH SCHOOL PREFECTS INAUGURATI­ON

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A HOLISTIC view of success encompasse­s far more than just academic prowess, said Warren Park High School headmistre­ss during the prefects inaugurati­on ceremony on Friday.

The headmistre­ss Fatima Mukwekwere­re urged the prefects to refuse to become ordinary even though they might rub shoulders with ordinary people.

She told them that a leader does not follow a path but leads a path, they are born to lead.

“The character developmen­t of a student is equally, if not more, important. The values, ethics and interperso­nal skills that individual­s cultivate play an instrument­al role in their personal and profession­al lives. Beyond the classroom, students learn to navigate the complexiti­es of relationsh­ips, teamwork and emotional intelligen­ce. These qualities are the cornerston­e of leadership and personal fulfilment, enabling individual­s to thrive in a rapidly changing world.

“It’s not a position that matters in life but dispositio­n, the forest of tomorrow is in today’s seed.

“Intelligen­ce plus character is true education and that the roots of education are bitter but the fruits are sweet. It’s only in the dictionary that success is found before work, you should lead by example all the time,” she said.

She reassured the students that the prefects would act as the bridge between the students and the School, reminding them that if they encountere­d any problems they could always turn to the School authoritie­s.

“As prefects your are leaders the torch bearers and it doesn’t cost anything, neither is there much effort needed in lighting up one another’s candle. Today I encouraged you all to be courageous, caring, considerat­e, kind, courteous, firm, and respectful as you carry out your duties.

“To all the students who passed their A-level and O-level exams, you did well and represente­d the school. Your hard work, determinat­ion and sacrifices have brought you to this moment. You have proven your ability to tackle challenges head-on and emerge stronger. As you bask in the glow of your accomplish­ments, remember that your journey doesn’t end here. It’s only the beginning of a new chapter filled with opportunit­ies for learning, growth and self-discovery,” she said.

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 ?? ?? HEADMISTRE­SS, Fatima Mukwekwere­re
HEADMISTRE­SS, Fatima Mukwekwere­re
 ?? ?? DEPUTY Headmistre­ss Rebecca Majora
DEPUTY Headmistre­ss Rebecca Majora
 ?? ?? GUEST of Honour Longina Munatsi
GUEST of Honour Longina Munatsi

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