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ILoveQatar.net
7 days ago
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- ILoveQatar.net
Royal Grammar School Guildford Qatar Class of 2025 celebrates graduation ceremony
The Royal Grammar School Guildford Qatar (RGSGQ) celebrated the graduation of its Year 12 Class of 2025 on Saturday, 31 May, in a distinguished ceremony held at the Ritz-Carlton Doha, Qatar. The event brought together students, families, faculty, and guests to mark a significant milestone, honoring the achievements of students poised to embark on their higher academic journeys including pursuing degrees in engineering, medicine, business, and military services both in Qatar and abroad. 'In a world that often prizes certainty and quick answers, your willingness to stay curious, to try, and to sometimes fail, has been your true success. This kind of courage will serve you far beyond today, because the future you are stepping into demands not perfection, but resilience and authenticity,' Mr David Keery, Head of Secondary School. 'Graduation isn't just an ending — it's a beginning. As you walk across this stage, you're stepping into a world that needs your creativity, your compassion, and your commitment to making a difference. Don't be afraid to dream boldly, be kind, and stand up for what's right,' Mrs Fiona Scott, Principal of RGSGQ. A highlight of the evening was the special recognition of students who demonstrated exceptional dedication and achievement during their time at RGSGQ. Mohammed Abdelhakim Al Yafei received the Award for Arabic Reading and Writing, Bana Nasser R. A. Al-Nuaimi was recognised with the AS Graduate of Merit, the Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Prefect Programme was given to Hissa Al Naemi, and Noor Sultan Al-Jabor received the Principal's Award. The ceremony was filled with touching anecdotes and messages, and the pride of the RGSGQ community that has watched its students grow into confident and capable young adults. RGSGQ congratulates its Class of 2025 and looks forward to watching their impact on the world. As Mrs. Scott reminded them, 'Always remember you are an RGS graduate. Be bold. Be brave. And most importantly, be true to yourself.' The Royal Grammar School Guildford, Qatar (RGSGQ), is an independent British international school providing world-class education for students aged 3 to 17. The school's partnership with The Royal Grammar School in the UK enables RGSGQ to benefit from their rich tradition of over 500 years of academic success. For more information about RGSGQ's programs and admissions, contact the school at +974 4036 0450, email [email protected], or visit their website at
Irish Independent
24-05-2025
- General
- Irish Independent
See photos as Killarney school holds their annual end of year awards night
The awards day at Killarney Community College has now become an annual tradition in the college and it gives the whole school community an opportunity to reflect on some of the achievements of the students. Awards were presented across a range of categories: academia, technology, culture, languages, leadership, ethos, sports, attendance and extra-curricular activities amongst others. Awards Coordinator Selma Dineen said of the day: 'The Annual Awards Ceremony is a cherished tradition that acknowledges the dedication, perseverance, and talent exhibited by individuals within the school community. It serves as a platform to honour remarkable accomplishments across a wide range of categories.' Throughout the afternoon, a series of prestigious awards were presented to deserving recipients who had excelled in various domains. Each award displayed the unique talents, achievements, and contributions of individuals who have made a significant impact within the school community. The LCA Student of the Year award went to Brian O' Connell. LCA Year Head Mr John Keane stated 'Throughout LCA, he excelled in every task, credit, and interview, showing dedication and excellence at every turn. His wit and good humour were a tonic for both classmates and teachers alike.' Dylan Tucker was voted by the teachers as the Student of the Year. Dylan was commended for his 'respectful nature, maturity, and down-to-earth spirit, he stands as a shining example to all. Always ready with a kind word and a warm smile, he lifts the spirits of everyone he meets.' The prestigious Principal's Award went to Laura Bradley. In Ms Loughnane's speech she stated 'Killarney Community College sees your resilience, your kindness, your steady presence. We see the way you navigate the world with grace and assurance. It is an honour to recognise and celebrate the incredible young person you are and the leader you will become.' Victoria Pierog and Grace Foley were presented with the award for Senior Living the Ethos. They were awarded this as they have been constantly involved in promoting the school ethos of 'Respect, Responsibility and Inclusion' throughout their years studying in the college. Other awards on the day included Sports Awards which went to Clodagh Moriarty who was awarded the Senior Sports Award for her excellent contribution to sports and sporting achievements. The Junior Sports Awards meanwhile went to Emer O Connell and Jake Coffey. There were a number of new awards this year including the Year Head award which was presented to Kerri Breen Riordan and Mateusz Pfister. Kerri was described as 'a vibrant, positive presence in our school community, known for her ever-present smile, bubbly personality, and boundless enthusiasm'. Mateusz was the second recipient of the Year Head award as 'Over his five years at Killarney Community College, he has demonstrated exceptional growth, both personally and academically. ADVERTISEMENT On presenting the Awards, Principal Stella Loughnane commended all award recipients and the wonderful teamwork of the teachers and staff for the awards event. "We firmly believe that recognizing and celebrating achievements is crucial to fostering a culture of excellence and inspiring future generations," said School Principal Stella Loughnane. "Our Annual Awards Ceremony is a momentous occasion that not only acknowledges outstanding achievements but also motivates students to strive for their personal best. We are immensely proud of the winners and the entire school community for their dedication and commitment,' she added.
