A joyful milestone: TMUC hosts heartwarming Montessori Graduation ceremony for Roots Millennium, Waterloo Campus
Celina Ali
Islamabad: The Roots Millennium Schools, Waterloo Campus, celebrated a momentous occasion as the Montessori graduates took center stage for their much-anticipated graduation ceremony held at The Millennium Universal College (TMUC) auditorium here Tuesday.
The event was a delightful blend of joy, pride, and heartfelt emotion as young learners marked a significant milestone in their educational journey.
Parents and children arrived punctually at 4:00 PM, as requested by the school administration. The auditorium created an intimate and organized environment conducive to celebrating each graduate personally.
The ceremony kicked off with a warm welcome by Ms. Sabina Zakir, Director of Communications, Community, and Outreach, who not only shared encouraging words with the young graduates but also led the proceedings with grace and professionalism. Her remarks resonated with parents and faculty alike, highlighting the growth, resilience, and potential of the graduating class. She especially mentioned Chief Executive Officer of Roots Millennium Schools Dr Faisal Mushtaq’s vision to educate Pakistan.
Principal Afshan Rahman of Roots Millennium, Waterloo Campus, expressed heartfelt pride in her address, acknowledging the hard work of both students and their families.
“Today is not just a celebration of the end of one chapter, but the beginning of many new adventures. Our children have shown remarkable creativity, confidence, and kindness throughout the year,” she shared, inspiring thunderous applause from the audience.
The highlight of the event was the stage performances by the children. From cheerful songs to touching messages and skits that portrayed their dreams for the future, each act was met with admiration and applause. The auditorium echoed with laughter, cheers, and an occasional tear of joy as parents saw their little ones confidently take the stage.
Dressed in their carefully selected graduation attire, as coordinated with class teachers, the children radiated pride and excitement. The well-rehearsed performances reflected the dedication of the teachers and the commitment of the young learners.
The ceremony concluded on a celebratory note, with parents capturing countless photographs to remember this precious day. The event not only recognized academic readiness but also celebrated the holistic development fostered by the Montessori approach, preparing students not just for school, but for life.
As families walked out of the auditorium, hearts were full, and hopes were high. TMUC and Roots Millennium once again proved their commitment to nurturing confident, compassionate, and curious learners, ready to embark on the next stage of their educational journey.
