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Chosen Royals Montessori urges graduates to embrace curiosity, discipline and confidence

Addressing pupils at the school's third graduation ceremony, held on July 24, Mrs Akatey urged the young learners to believe in themselves, approach learning with confidence and continue to uphold the values instilled in them during their time at the school.
Mrs Akatey explained that the theme was deliberately chosen to encourage children to take pride in their African identity, values, culture and heritage, while preparing them with the knowledge, confidence and skills needed to excel in an increasingly interconnected world.
Held under the theme, "Rooted in Africa, Ready for the World," the ceremony celebrated the achievements of the 33 graduating pupils while reaffirming the school's commitment to nurturing confident, responsible and globally minded young learners.
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