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HAPPINESS COMES NOT FROM THINGS BUT FROM MOMENTS, CONNECTIONS, AND PURPOSE
In a materialistic world, driven by possessions, it is easy to misinterpret comfort for contentment.However, joy is not bought; it is felt. It lives in the richness of experiences: in shared laughter, in silent understanding, and in the serene power of kindness. These moments unlike things, leave lasting imprints on our hearts. What sustains us…
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RE-IMAGINING THE FUTURE: Careers That Give Back To The Earth
The Earth has given us everything—air to breathe, food to eat, and beauty to behold. But decades of exploitation have taken their toll. Now, a new generation stands at a turning point. By choosing careers in Agriculture and Environment, young people can become architects of restoration, not just witnesses to decline. These are not just…
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THE POWER OF GOOD STUDY HABITS
“Depending on what they are, our habits will either make us or break us. We become what we repeatedly do.” ―Sean Covey Imagine a child who approaches studies with curiosity, discipline, and enthusiasm. That child isn’t just preparing for exams—they’re preparing for life. Inculcating good study habits early helps children to develop focus, responsibility, and…
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GRACE IN VICTORY, HONOUR IN PLAY
In the world of competitive sports and games, victory is celebrated—but it is discipline and sportsmanship that define a true champion. The greatest athletes are not only those who win, but those who compete with dignity, honour, and unwavering discipline. Every match is a test—not just of skill, but of character. In both triumph and…
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SPRING ARRIVES AT NORTH CAMPUS
As spring breathes new life into North Campus, the start of the Academic Year brings with it a season of fresh beginnings.Like a garden in bloom, the school nurtures young minds, guiding them toward greatness. Students, much like little saplings, arrive with hopes and dreams, ready to grow. Under the watchful care of their teachers,…
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THE RECENT EVOLUTION OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Have you ever found yourself reminiscing about the words we once used every day, only to realize how much our language has changed? Over the past thirty years, English has transformed alongside our lives, shaped by technology, globalization, and cultural shifts. The internet and social media have given us words like selfie, hashtag, and meme,…