Graduation Ceremony at Muscat International School by Amity Marks a Milestone for the Class of 2025
Under the esteemed patronage of His Excellency Mr. Salim bin Mohammed Al Mahruqi, Minister of Heritage and Tourism, Muscat International School by Amity proudly celebrated the graduation of its Year 12 students. The ceremony, held in the school's auditorium, was a joyful and memorable occasion that marked a significant milestone in the lives of the graduating class.
The event was graced by the presence of His Highness Sayyid Fatik bin Fahr Al Said, alongside distinguished guests from the Ministry of Education, as well as proud parents, staff, and teachers.
The ceremony began with an inspiring address by the school's Principal, Ms. Barbara, who expressed immense pride in the graduates and their achievements. She highlighted the ceremony as a celebration of the students' dedication, growth, and readiness to embrace the future with confidence and purpose.
Highlights of the evening included moving speeches by the Head Girl and Head Boy, a series of captivating piano performances by the school's talented musicians, and the presentation of a special Loyalty Award to 13 students who have been with the school since the start of their educational journey, recognising their long-standing commitment and connection to the school community.
Five Awards of Excellence were also presented, honouring students for their accomplishments across academic and personal development domains:
• Academic Excellence Award
• International Citizenship Award
• Citizenship Award
• Foundation Award
• Sporting Award
These accolades reflected the students' exceptional performance and contributions to both school life and the wider community.
As the ceremony drew to a close, the school's leadership team extended heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to the graduates, expressing confidence that Muscat International School by Amity has equipped them with the knowledge, skills, and values to thrive in their next chapter.
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