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Climb High; Climb Far... Your aim the stars...

Commencement: noun [kuh-mens-muhnt]

an act, instance or time of starting and beginning.

So let’s go back to where all great stories start…the beginning…

Who can forget when you first walked through the gates of kinder-garten for the first time - anxious young students nervously clutch-ing your proud parents’ hands? How can we not remember the firsttime you read, wrote or memorized your multiplication table? Cananyone forget the first test and the panic attacks that came with it,Sports Day, award, performance, presentation, failure, and triumph?

What commencements those were…ones that marked the start of won-derful things to come. We watched you grow from uncertain kinder-garteners to rebellious and adventurous teenagers only to becomefine young men and women each with an assertive presence. It wasthe start of an intense journey of change, self-discovery and devel-opment, one where you remained steadfast, motivated and deter-mined. With each day you faced some incredible and memorablemoments - stepping stones that you used to pursue common goals.

The outcome of this long journey is the Graduating Class of 2012.

We are so proud of the success that you have made with the oppor-tunities you had. Our humble gifts to you are our wishes that yourfuture ahead continues to be characterized by compassion, objectiv-ity, independence, and audacity…that you continue to lead by exam-ple and work conscientiously…that your successes be many and yourtribulations be few.

Our biggest gift, however, is our belief in you… you who will alwaysbe our accomplishments, our rewards and our pride.

With today’s ceremony, we celebrate another milestone, another com-mencement… the rest of your lives.

Climb high; climb far; your goal the sky; your aim the stars.


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Order of Proceedings

Entry of the Dignitaries

to the Music for the Royal Fireworks by Georg Friedrich Handel

Procession of the Class of 2012

The Graduates enter to the March Triumphante from Aida

UAE National Anthem

Reading from the Holy Koran

Abdalla Al Shirawi (Al Mawakeb School - Al Barsha Campus)

AMSI’s Principals’ Address

Presentation of the “AMSI Leadership Award”

Introduced by Ahmad BinThaneya(Al Mawakeb School - Al Barsha Campus)

Graduates’ Address Delivered by: In Arabic, Fatima Galadari (Al Mawakeb School - Al Barsha Campus)In French, Jason Hanna (Al Mawakeb School - Al Garhoud Campus)

In English, Amira Yousfi (The International School of Arts & Sciences)

Academia Management Solutions International - AMSI’s Address

Presentation of the Diplomas

Photographs with the Dignitaries

The Graduates exit to the Ode to Joy from Symphony Number 9


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March Triumphante from Aida

Ode to Joy from Symphony Number 9

Music for the Royal Fireworks by Georg Friedrich Handel


Class of 2012 - Al Mawakeb, Al Garhoud Campus

Abdelrahman Abdel Salam, 12BAbdul Wahab ElAtab

Dit Daye, 12BAhmad Hotait, 12EAhmad Istatieh, 12EAhmad Mahmood, 12BAhmad Molham Maki, 12DAhmad Salloum, 12EAhmed AlMuhairi, 12DAishat Alkhasova, 12CAlexi Touma, 12BAlia Fakha, 12CAlia Hammouri, 12CAlma Abou Saad, 12FAlyaa El Zeiny, 12FAmer AbuAlwan, 12BAmineh Kaddoura, 12FAmir Al Maaz, 12EAmro Fathelbab, 12BAnahita Fereidouni, 12FAnass Koleilat, 12BAndrew Dous, 12DAseel Marie, 12FAseel AbdulRahman, 12CAsma Al Balooshi, 12AAya AlBastaki, 12AAya El Habbal, 12CAya Shihada, 12CBader El Khoury, 12B

Bassel Feghali, 12DBouchra Kadik, 12CDana Abou Ghazale, 12ADana Alansari, 12FDana Meera Suhaili, 12FDima Saleh, 12AElias Bechara, 12EElie Haykal, 12EEliot ElZein, 12BEnas AlShar', 12CEssa Alhaj, 12DEssa AlZarooni, 12EFadi Abdul Aziz, 12BFady Riad, 12EFatma Abulhoul, 12FFatma Ahli, 12AGuy Bou Assi, 12BHadeel Al Najjar, 12AHadeel AlJu'beh, 12CHala Chekkath, 12CHala Hayek, 12CHana Ezzat, 12CHani Fayed, 12DHasan Ataya, 12EHasan Salim, 12DHeba Hagazi, 12AHoor AlJaziri, 12AIsis Dana Kanakri, 12FIsmail Sahyouni, 12BIsraa Husain, 12AJad Habib, 12DJamal Alshanableh, 12EJasmine Ayesh, 12CJason Hanna, 12BJawaher Al Abdouli, 12FJawaher Alraessi, 12AJiana Joudeh, 12AJoseph Ayoub, 12EJoya El Ghaoui, 12CKamal Nakouzi, 12BKaram Tay, 12EKaren Madi, 12FKarim Zieneddin, 12DLara Fatho, 12ALeen Saffarini, 12CLeticia Mhawej, 12FLin AlTal, 12F

Lojin Deghstani, 12CLory Bedirian, 12CLouae Abd El Salam, 12DLutchiana Tawil, 12AMaher AbuAlwan, 12BMajd Roufail, 12DMalak Iskandar, 12AMalek Al Sughyyr, 12EMarah Al Assadi, 12CMarawan Dessouki, 12EMariam Gabuniia, 12CMariam Nasser, 12CMarwa Harmoozi, 12FMaryam Yousefi, 12FMaryam Youssef Rizkalla, 12FMasarra Khalifa, 12AMhd Fadi Al Khamach, 12EMohamad Nour Daouk, 12BMohamed Diwan, 12EMohammad El Charif, 12BMohammad Alali, 12DMuhanad Alashtar, 12DNada Khraich, 12CNadine El-Tayech, 12ANadine Nasser, 12ANermin Al-Masri, 12ANivin Oneisse, 12CNoora AlAbdooli, 12FNour El Kassir, 12FNour Nasrallah, 12ANour Noran, 12FNouran Saad, 12COdai Abdelqader, 12DOmar Abdul-Rahman, 12BOmar Alhaj, 12DOmar Rabie, 12DOmar Imad, 12EQamar Akila, 12CRa'ad Jandali, 12BRami Baddar, 12BRami Adas, 12BRami Musallam, 12ERanda Khair, 12CRania Karrit, 12FRayan Moubarak, 12ARuby AlAllawi, 12FSaba Al-Dulaimi, 12FSaba Kazemi, 12FSabri Al Otaibi, 12ESaif Al-Waeli, 12B

Salah Elsayed Issa, 12DSalar Mohammed, 12BSalem Almuhairi, 12DSara Alsakka-Amini, 12FSarah Doei, 12FSarah Vakili Bijar, 12ASarah Elsawah, 12CSarah Goucem, 12CSarmad AbdulHussein, 12ESeevin Ahmad, 12DShaden Rushdi

Mohamed, 12FSherif Soltan, 12DSogol Jalali, 12CTalal Odeh Issa, 12BVarak Kazanji, 12BWassim Boumar, 12EYousef Abu Shawish, 12BZain Khufash, 12CZeena Abou ElNaja, 12FZiad Khawaja, 12DZiad Hamdein, 12D


Class of 2012 - Al Mawakeb, Al Barsha Campus

Abdalla Al Shirawi, 12EAbdel Rahman Hirzalla, 12EAbdul Kader Moukadem, 12BAbdulaziz Albannai, 12EAbdulla Alyousuf, 12EAbdulla Sharafi, 12EAbdullah Al Zamel, 12BAbdulrahman Al Zaabi, 12EAbdulrahman Bin Kalban, 12EAbdulrehman Kazim, 12BAfra AlSaeed, 12CAhmad Bin Thaneya, 12EAhmad Darwish, 12BAhmad Linjawi, 12BAhmed AlMuhairbi, 12EAhmed Rahmy, 12BAl Yazia Alkamda, 12AAlaa Alsayegh, 12CAlaa Anbari, 12DAli Al Bagali, 12DAli Al Rahma, 12EAlia Hareb, 12CAmal Awad, 12CAmir Khashayar Azami, 12DAmir Ranjbar, 12DAmmar Anbari, 12DAmr Mukaddam, 12DAngela Samim, 12AAnita Nejat, 12FAryan Nabakhteh, 12DAsia Mohammad, 12AAsma Galadari, 12CAyah Atassi, 12CBabel Abdulrahim, 12BBader Al Hashimi, 12BBader Alansari, 12EBadr Saad, 12BCarla Rizk, 12FChorouk Al Saadi, 12FDana Kachlan, 12ADana AlFahim, 12FDana El-Ammar, 12CDiana Al Kaddah, 12ADorsa Khazaei, 12FErhama Almuhairbi, 12BEssa Galadari, 12EFarah Al Ashi, 12AFarah El Sayegh, 12CFarah Younes, 12FFares Al Ansari, 12E

Farida Abdulaziz, 12AFaris Almazroui, 12EFatemeh Khademi, 12AFatima Galadari, 12CFernanda Stein, 12FFouad Diab Maalouf, 12BGeorge Bandak, 12DHamda Alsumaiti, 12FHamdan Sajwani, 12EHana Massoud, 12AHareem Mir, 12AHaya Al Amour, 12CHaya Alkhatib, 12CHaya Dygili, 12FHayaa Chenaf, 12CHayla Ghazal, 12AHedieh Miran, 12FHesham Hussein, 12BHessa AlJanahi, 12FHiba AbuGhazaleh, 12FHoda Ahmed, 12AHussam Hussein, 12BIssa Haddad, 12BJad Abdul Samad, 12DJad Boukli Hasan, 12EJad Younes, 12DKareem Ghanam, 12DKaren Al-Sabbagh, 12CKasra Vafaey, 12DKatherine Saado, 12AKhalifa AlHammadi, 12BKiarash Naderi, 12DLaith Al Qasem, 12ELayal Seifan, 12FLoulia Al Midani, 12CLuma Kudsi, 12FMahtab Madani, 12CMaitha AlHashmi, 12FMandana Badr, 12AManoel Farhad, 12DMarjan Mirkabiri, 12AMarwa Rajab, 12CMaryam Abdulla, 12CMi Cah Lee, 12DMia Alneaimi, 12FMilad Salehabady, 12DMira AlFardan, 12FMira AlMazrooei, 12AMohamad Al Syoufi, 12BMohamed Shahin, 12B

Mohammad Javad Maleki, 12DMohammad Seddiqi, 12EMohammad Taghi

Tohidi Tehrani, 12DMohammed Al Daigami, 12BMohammed Al Fattan, 12EMohammed AlHashimi, 12BMohammed Almaimani, 12BMohammed Al Dowah Ji, 12BMotahhareh

Hajighadiravandi, 12FMuna Abdulrahim, 12CMunther Farraj, 12BNadeen Al Alami, 12CNadine Ahmed Zaki, 12ANahed Kahoor, 12CNajeeb Alkhayyat, 12ENaseem Alansari, 12ANegar Tavakoli, 12FNoor Al Jalam, 12FNoor Alyousuf, 12COmar Saleh, 12BOmar Khaireddin, 12DOmar Shaar, 12EOmar Shalaby, 12DOzan Tokdemir, 12DParmida Eslami, 12AParsa Mortazavi, 12DPooya Khosh Namak, 12DQamar Tahboub, 12CQusay Manfalouti, 12DRaidan Shumelah, 12BRana Ahmed, 12CRana Kasem, 12FRashed Falaknaz, 12ERashed Rawashdeh, 12ERawdha Alredha, 12CRazan Masad, 12AReem Abdulqader, 12CReem AlZaabi, 12FReem Khayat, 12FReem Sabry, 12FSaeed Alfahim, 12ESaif Hadi, 12ESalwa Al Khudairi, 12FSandra Naguib, 12ASandrela Abdulla, 12FSandrella Hamdan, 12ASara Edris, 12FSara Sanati, 12A

Sarah Makki, 12FSarah Mohammed, 12ASarvenaz Besarati, 12FSayed Mahyar

Momen Vaghefi, 12DSeif Shalaby, 12BShayan Shafiei, 12DSogand Mozaffari, 12ASohrab Eskandari, 12DSoliman Drebi, 12BSoroosh Khedri, 12DSoufia Shair, 12ASuha Alkhatib, 12CSuhaib Alkhoori, 12ESultan Belshelat, 12ETasnim Almutawa, 12CTina Dahdal, 12CWanying Zahang, 12AWasan AlHashimi, 12FWissam Aoun, 12BYasmine AlSawalhi, 12CZaina Al Deessi, 12AZainab Ezzeddine, 12AZeina Moubark, 12C


Class of 2012 - Al Mawakeb School

Grade 12A -Al Garhoud

Grade 12B -Al Garhoud

We apologize if we have missed anyone.


Class of 2012- Al Mawakeb School

Grade 12C -Al Garhoud

Grade 12D -Al Garhoud




Grade 12E -Al Garhoud

Grade 12F -Al Garhoud




Grade 12A -Al Barsha

Grade 12B - Al Barsha




Grade 12D - Al Barsha

Grade 12C - Al Barsha




Grade 12E -Al Barsha

Grade 12F -Al Barsha


Al Mawakeb School... a special home for 14 years...

14 years ago, we entered the gates of Al Mawakeb School for the firsttime. Our innocent eyes filled with tears and our little hands nervouslyclutched our parents’. Today after 14 years, those same eyes are still filledwith tears, but this time they are tears of bitter sweet happiness…bitterbecause we know that this is where we part ways…sweet because we canfinally taste the fruit of our labor. And those little hands, well they now-proudly carry our graduation certificates. It has been a long journey thatpassed so quickly. We will graduate but we will be carrying all the mem-ories created within the warm walls of our second home, Al MawakebSchool.

Girls K-12, Al Garhoud

Standing (1st row) - L to R:Jawaher AlAbdouli, Dima Saleh, Zeena Abou ElNaja, Karen Madi, Ms. Nada Halaby,Hoor Al Jaziri, Fatma Abulhoul, Asma AlBalooshi, Sarah Bijar, Dana Abou Ghazale, Aya AlBastakiStanding (2nd row) - L to R:Mariam Nasser, Heba Hegazi, Nermin Al-MasriStanding (3rd row) - L to R:Jasmine Ayesh, Alia Fakha, Hala Chekkath, Lin AlTal, Sara AlSakka-Amini, Nivin Oneisse,Nour Nasrallah, Malak Iskandar, Masarra Khalifa, Joya El Ghaoui


Boys K-12, Al Garhoud

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Standing (1st row) - L to R:Maher AbuAlwan, Ahmed AlMuhairi, Essa AlHaj, Ms. Nada Halaby, Salem AlMuhairiStanding (2nd row) - L to R:Sabri Al Otabi, Ziad Khawaja, Alexi Touma, Sherif SoltanStanding (3rd row) - L to R:Hasan Ataya, Ahmad Mahmood, Mohamad El Charif, Amer AbuAlwan,Hani Fayed, Joseph Ayoub, Ahmad Hotait, Varak Kazanji, Essa AlZarooni, Anass Koleilat, Abdelrahman Abdelsalam


Al Mawakeb School... a special home for 14 years...

14 years ago, our parents escorted us into the school where we allattempted to hold back our tears and anxiety from going into a new place.As agitated as we were, in no time at all, an overwhelming exhilarationtook over…feelings of security, belonging and growth that spanned 14wonderful years. We experienced an intense journey of change, self-discovery and develop-ment. Together, we grew from inquisitive children to independent andlearned teenagers with a strong voice and presence. We remember our firstdays and the anxiety that overwhelmed us. As the years flew by, however,the worry subsided only to be replaced with an unprecedented excitementthat inspires us to follow the path that our school paved for us. People often define school as an institute for learning and growth, but tous who have spent 14 years here, such a definition is too bland andunworthy. When most students go about their lives moving from oneschool to another, Al Mawakeb sheltered and embraced us. It hasbecome an integral part of our lives and has hosted memories that makeus who we are today.

As we walk down the hallways bubbling with student life, we realize how much we will miss the placethat we have come to call home. We are now a family that started 14 years ago when we all walkedthrough the school doorstogether for the very firsttime. Our family grew big-ger and stronger everytime we welcomed andembraced a new studentor teacher to our home.Today, our family is com-plete and although each ofus is ready to part ways,we will never be trulyapart, for the memoriesthat live within us will for-ever keep us bonded.

Girls K-12, Al Barsha

Kneeling - L to Rt: Mahtab Al Midani, Haya Al Khatib, Haya Al Amour,Dana Al Ammar, Karen Al Sabbagh.Sitting - L to R: Noor Al Yousef, Hana Massoud, Maryam Al Mazrooei, Suha Al Khatib.Standing (1st row) - L to R: Rodha Al Redha, Asma Galadari,Tasnim Al Mutawa, Mia Al Nuaimi, Cindrella Mubarak, Nadine Zaki, Alaa Al Sayegh, Nahed Kahoor, Hamda Al Sumaiti.Standing (2nd row) - L to R: Reem Abdulqader, Katherine Saado, Sogand Mozaffari, Zeina Al Deesi, Hiba Abou Ghazale, Ms. Grace Chammas,Qamar Tahboub, Muna Abdelrahim.


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Class of 2012 - ISAS

Grade 12A - ISAS

Grade 12B - ISAS



Class of 2012 - ISASAbdulla Farea, 12AAbdulrahman Diab, 12AAhmad Dalmook, 12AAli MahmoodJuboori, 12AAmir Shamasbi, 12BAmira Yousifi, 12BArpi Barbarian, 12AAyesha Alali, 12ACynthia Chouery, 12ADiana Yousef, 12AElie Watfeh, 12BFares Barakat, 12AFathi Skaik, 12AFatima AlMehairi, 12BJoelle Chammas, 12AJoseph Akiki, 12BKhalfan AlJallaf, 12AMahmoud HamzehPoor, 12BMaja AlZoebi, 12BMelhem Boueiri, 12AMohamad Darraj, 12A

MohamedSoltane Yousifi, 12AMohammad AlNimer, 12AMohammed AlNasser, 12BMouza AlMehairi, 12BNajad Sulaiman, 12BRaymond Sukrieh, 12BReem Moghrabi, 12ASaif Alfalasi, 12BSamir Boueiri, 12ASarah BinGhalita, 12BSayar AlAttar, 12BShirinElisabeth Nahed, 12ATaisAdela IskenderovBonilla, 12BTariq AlDajani, 12BTariqAlamin Baldwin, 12BThaliaGrace Trad, 12BWalid Nasr, 12AYe Zhang, 12BYousef Bahman, 12BYoussef Hassoun, 12AZeena ElZein, 12A


AMSI Awards & Honors

Indeed it is…

Every year, we honor a select group of students who have gone

that extra mile to be extra-ordinary.

There are two faces to this process, academic and non-academic...

Valedictorian: is the student who achieves Highest Distinction

and the highest grade point average among the seniors.

Salutatorian: is the student who achieves Highest Distinction

and the second highest grade point average among the seniors.

Awards & Honors - Al Mawakeb SchoolThe Green Stole: is worn by seniors who graduate with Highest Distinction.

The Yellow Stole: is worn by seniors who graduate with Distinction.

The Gray Stole: is worn by seniors who graduate with High Achievement.

The Golden Rope: is worn by seniors who graduate with Achievement.

The Silver Rope: is worn by seniors who graduate with Merit.

In addition to the aforementioned academic honors, Al Mawakeb prides itself on having with-in its student body a large contingency of students who distinguish themselves in non-aca-demic fields. We honor them tonight with three awards:Recognition Award: presented to students for altruistic contribution to the school and itscommunity through leadership and participation.Outstanding Athlete Award: presented to students in recognition of outstanding athleticachievement.Award for Excellence in Fine Arts: presented to students in recognition of outstandingpotential in the field of Fine Arts.

“The Difference between Ordinary and Extraordinary is thatlittle EXTRA….”

Congratulations Al Mawakeb Class of 2012 and Awards recipients for all your accom-

plishments and achievements. This is but the beginning of a long journey...and as a new

class of Al Mawakeb School alumni, you travel it carrying us with you as we hold you

close in our memories…

We Salute You…


Awards & Honors - The International School of Arts & SciencesThe Gray Stole: is worn by seniors who graduate with Academic Excellence and

Highest Distinction.The Golden Stole: is worn by seniors who graduate with High Distinction and Distinction.

The Blue Stole: is worn by seniors who graduate with Highest Achievement and

Outstanding Achievement.The White Stole: is worn by seniors who graduate with High Achievement and Achievement.

The Yellow Stole: is worn by seniors who graduate with Merit.

Within the ISAS class of 2012, a number of students are worth a special mention. They com-prise an outstanding group of students who have excelled in various non-academic areas. Wehonor them tonight with 4 awards:

Recognition Award: presented to students who contributed to the school community anddemonstrated outstanding leadership qualities.

Outstanding Athlete Award: presented to students for outstanding athletic motivation, per-formance and sportsmanship.

Excellence in Fine Arts: presented to students for outstanding achievement in fine arts.

Aspiring Musician Award: presented to students for excellence in music and promise of futureartistic development.

AMSI Awards & Honors

Congratulations ISAS Class of 2012 and Awards recipients for all your diligence and

achievements. You are the third class graduating from ISAS, we are proud of who you’ve

become and we look forward to your continued growth and success. It is your turn to soar,

so reach high and fly proud...

Venture forth and conquer…


AMSI Leadership Award

The AMSI Leadership Award is presented to a senior who:

1. Exhibits outstanding potential as a young leader

2. Is a significant contributing force in the life of his/her school

3. Exemplifies the qualities of character and leadership

4. Shows exceptional initiative and dedication to his/her school community

5. Is valued and respected by those with whom he/she works

6. Gives considerably of his/her time, skills and talent to his/her school

7. Demonstrates commitment, responsibility and enthusiasm in his/her involvement

This senior embodies the essence and spirit of his/her school’s mission and fulfillsthe AMSI expectation in a potential future leader.

This honor is bestowed upon seniors in AMSI schools. Thisaward celebrates our students’ strife for excellence, their dedica-tion to their school, their drive for accomplishment, their com-mitment to the community, and their distinguished sense ofleadership. They have positively impacted our school and soonthey will do the same in our world.

We stand proud knowing they left a significant mark on all thosewho knew them so that others may follow in their path. We lookforward to watching them become outstanding forces of changein our future.

We wish them all the best…


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AMSI


so many skilled orators...On Wednesday, April 4, 2012, they gathered at 2:30pm each of themvying for the chance of a lifetime, the chance to express their feel-ings for the world to hear, the chance to be speaker for the Class of2012. More than 70 came, brave souls who will always rememberthis moment… The pressure builds and on the day of the try-outs,some drop out but the race continues... The judging committee hada difficult task ahead of them.... The competition was grand, so manyimpressive candidates, so many skilled orators...but alas, the choicemust fall on only 4.... The scores were so close and 10 finalists wereselected... These 10 would have to go through another rigorous ora-tory test before a final choice is made...

On Tuesday, April 17, 2012, they rushed to the meeting point, theirmurmurs engulfed us as they began to practice… all nervous, all anx-ious and all wonderful… The finalists were:

Abdallah ShirawiAhmad Bin ThaneyaAmira YoussfiCynthia ChoueiryFatma GaladariHeba Abu GhazalehHeba HijaziJason HannaNadine NasserNadine Ahmad Zaki

On the Sunday that followed, the announcement was made.

We are proud of all of them and of every senior who tried out.

Good luck tonight!


I couldn’t believe it when I was recently told that I had made the final cut. So thenthere were nine. Just a few weeks ago, I was standing in a classroom with severalanxious seniors waiting for their turn to audition. Gradually, candidates were beingeliminated. I had thought that I would be among the first ones to go but I receivedmy call back. The school believed in me when I didn’t. So here I am today at thefinal hurdle. This is the ultimate step to my dream: to speak on behalf of the Classof 2012. What an honor it would be. I can already imagine the magnificentmoment. The excitement gushing through my veins. My smile stretching from earto ear. It would be the happiest day of my life. I know that I’m not there yet, butto make it this far, I feel that I’ve already won.

Abdallah Shirawi, 12E, Al Mawakeb School - Al Barsha Campus

so many skilled orators...

I believe that behind every speech there is power. A speech is a way to unleash theenergy within you that wants to be heard. It is an art to be able to deliver a speechand it can only be meaningful when said from the depth of one’s heart.Throughout this year, we have faced numerous challenges which all required focusand diligence. Only a few weeks back, we got to audition for graduation speaker,which to me was not only a challenge but also a dream and a reward. To have thechance to represent my classmates and speak on their behalf is what drove me tothis stage in the competition. I remember perfectly last year’s graduation. It wasback then that I realized that I wanted to be up there speaking, and I honestlycould not wait any longer for this moment to realize my dream. I am happy toknow that we, the finalists, have the potential to conquer such a challenge, and I’mgrateful that this competition allowed us all to recognize our capabilities. Thisexperience will remain forever memorable and inspiring.

Amira Youssfi, 12B, The International School of Arts & Sciences - ISAS

A shaking microphone, an awkward stance, and a hesitant voice… My first audi-tion for speaker of the class of 2012 couldn’t have gone any worse. I stormed out of the audition room on the verge of a nervous breakdown, for Irealized that a dream I held for countless years had finally come to an end or soI thought! I gave up all hope for a call-back, so you obviously can’t begin toimagine the state of mind I was in when I was told that I had made it to the nextround. I was drowned with mixed feelings of elation and disbelief, but I was jolt-ed by anxiety when I realized I would have to relive the torment of auditioningall over again. Despite that, I understood that I’d been granted one final oppor-tunity to make my dream come true, so I vowed to do my very best to try tomake that dream a reality. Expecting the worst, but hoping for the best, I went

back to the audition knowing that it was now or never. I began reciting as if my life depended on it. Five huge smiles from five excited judges were the outcome of myspeech, and the praise I received made me believe that I truly made the best of my second chance. And truth betold, two days later I’m amongst the final nine. At this point, whether I am chosen or not doesn’t really matter,for it only shadows what truly is important, and that is the experience of auditioning itself. To simply put it, I hadthe experience of a life-time, and I can honestly look back at it and say: “I tried, I fought, and I still made itwhether I’m speaker or not”.

Ahmad Bin Thaneya, 12E, Al Mawakeb School - Al Barsha Campus



"Girls, you made it!" Those were Ms. Susan’swords to us, the Class of 2012. We were repre-senting the class that was at Al Mawakeb, AlBarsha from day 1 till today, the day we ventureonto another journey. Today, the honor wasbestowed upon me to be one of the top 9 final-ists. Standing there on the stage in front of ouresteemed directors, reading words that trulycome from my heart made me realize how thisdream that I once had has finally become a real-

ity. As I walked down the hall towards the stage, I felt assured that that is myplace. I was chosen amongst tens of other competitive speakers to represent theclass that welcomed me as a classmate, a friend, and most importantly a sister,always there in times of need.

Fatma Galadari , 12C, Al Mawakeb School - Al Barsha Campus

When I was chosen as one of the 10 finalists Ifelt accomplished and things were suddenlyserious. The thought of speaking in front ofthree thousand parents and guests on behalf ofall the graduates was overwhelming. Images ofmy brother delivering his speech at last year’sgraduation started to flash back and now I canrelate more to what he felt. To my misfortuneI had to be away from Dubai during the finaltryouts and missed my chance to make it. Atfirst I felt disappointed and sad but then I real-ized that I was lucky and blessed to have gotten this far considering how greatthe competition was among my fellow mates from both Al Mawakeb and ISAS,that in itself was a huge accomplishment for me.

Cynthia Choueiry ,12A, The International School of Arts & Sciences - ISAS

Making it to the final stage of graduationspeech auditions is more than just anacknowledgment… it is an achievement. It genuinely feels exceptional to be one of thenine finalists. Nevertheless, it is human natureto feel the challenge. It was a challenge, not acompetition, for I was really consoled byeveryone’s modesty. We all shared the same goal yet we stood byand encouraged one another.

Heba Abu Ghazaleh, 12F, Al Mawakeb School - Al Barsha Campus



Writing inspirational expressions, conveying deep feelings, practicing elocutionand pronunciation … it was all worth it. The experience itself of standing in thepresence of AMSI’s elite panel of judges was splendid. Let’s ignore the partwhere I almost fainted and my heart was practically hammering out of my chest.Other than that, getting chosen to audition for the graduation speech was aprivilege on its own. I seriously couldn’t have done it without the support of somany loved ones… my friends, Al Mawakeb, and most importantly, my FAMILY!

Heba Hijazi, 12A, Al Mawakeb School - Al Garhoud Campus

Senior year was certainly filled with its exceptional and memorable moments,but I never quite thought I’d consider the graduation speech audition as one ofthose moments, let alone that it would have such a positive impact on me. Theexperience had its surprising elements, starting with being chosen to auditionfor a second, then a third time. My lost and meandering self-esteem wasdefinitely boosted as a result. I now have a greater belief in my potential and amless dubious about my abilities. I am profoundly grateful for the opportunity.

Nadine Nasser, 12A, Al Mawakeb School - Al Garhoud Campus

The whole experience of being able to audition for the speech has been wonder-ful. There were many eloquent and talented speakers who , like me, embarked onthis challenge to make their dream a reality. However, the greatest news was beingchosen among the finalists. It was an honor to know that I had been selectedamong such wonderful contestants. It’s one of the most thrilling experiences astudent can undertake, and being chosen to be part of such an elite group is anachievement that makes me feel nothing but very proud.

Nadine Ahmad Zaki, 12A, Al Mawakeb School - Al Barsha Campus

I had always fantasized about reading the speech at my graduation, but this time,it was different. For the first time I felt this was it. Either I make it or I don’t. Inthe first try-out I walked in with all the courage I could muster, said the lines thatwere assigned for me to read, and walked out hoping for the best. But when Ireceived the news that I was qualified to the second round, my hope and deter-mination grew. I came back with even more self-confidence, not to mention Ms.Alissar’s encouraging words which pumped us up before going on stage. On thelast try-outs though, I encountered an obstacle that in a way motivated me. Onthe same day and at the same time as the try-outs, I had Dabké rehearsals for theRahbani play. Determined to get up on stage and give the jury what they expect-ed, I left my rehearsal and set out to the hall where I got up on stage and did what

had to be done. What this experience has done is not only boost my courage, self-confidence, and oratory skills,but it has gone beyond that by teaching me that when you want something, you set it as a target, and you investall your efforts in making it happen.

Jason Hanna, 12B, Al Mawakeb School - Al Garhoud Campus


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We Salute You…


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