Valedictorian Speech
Good evening ladies and gentlemen,_____________________. I am honoured to be here as a valedictorian, representing the class of 2014/for this year’s speech day. When my teacher notified me that I was the valedictorian, I could not believe it at first. I was dumbfounded, and I did not know what to say during my speech. But now as I stand over here, there is a lengthy speech for me to say, and I owe it to the teachers who have helped me through. Without them, my paper would still be blank.
As I thread around the school, there is this nostalgic feeling that still follows. It was just like yesterday that I entered the school as a clueless secondary 1 student. I still remember Mr Loh saying “Once an Outramian, always an Outramian.” Now, I am proud …show more content…
Although the teachers are the first point of contact in the school, but the people in the background are also important. For example the cleaners in the school that maintain the cleanliness of the school, making it an appropriate study environment. Also, the people in the general office, the principal, vice-principal, OM so on so forth. Without them, the school would not have been the same, and paperwork would not have been done. The teachers have also done their part, planning lessons, marking school work, taking care of classes, and I believe they deserve a round of applause. I think they are extraordinary people who carry out their task very well. It is very heartwarming to see teachers treating each and every one of us in the class as their own children. How everyone matters to the teacher; how our problems are also their problems. They not only are our teachers, but are also like our second parents and the school is like our second home. Although everyone has gone their own pathways and moved to new “homes”, there is still some kind of attachment to the school that is …show more content…
Just this year, some of the graduated seniors came back to help out in hand with the teachers as facilitators. Although we have graduated from Outram, but this experience has taught us new things that we were not taught in class.
I have no idea how I have survived past the 4 years in Outram, but it was gone in a flash. I have made many fond memories that I will cherish, and I believe everyone would too.
Tonight, we are gathered here today to witness the accomplishments of students from Outram, and I would like to congratulate all awardees. I would also like everyone to strive for the best and keep up the good
As I thread around the school, there is this nostalgic feeling that still follows. It was just like yesterday that I entered the school as a clueless secondary 1 student. I still remember Mr Loh saying “Once an Outramian, always an Outramian.” Now, I am proud …show more content…
Although the teachers are the first point of contact in the school, but the people in the background are also important. For example the cleaners in the school that maintain the cleanliness of the school, making it an appropriate study environment. Also, the people in the general office, the principal, vice-principal, OM so on so forth. Without them, the school would not have been the same, and paperwork would not have been done. The teachers have also done their part, planning lessons, marking school work, taking care of classes, and I believe they deserve a round of applause. I think they are extraordinary people who carry out their task very well. It is very heartwarming to see teachers treating each and every one of us in the class as their own children. How everyone matters to the teacher; how our problems are also their problems. They not only are our teachers, but are also like our second parents and the school is like our second home. Although everyone has gone their own pathways and moved to new “homes”, there is still some kind of attachment to the school that is …show more content…
Just this year, some of the graduated seniors came back to help out in hand with the teachers as facilitators. Although we have graduated from Outram, but this experience has taught us new things that we were not taught in class.
I have no idea how I have survived past the 4 years in Outram, but it was gone in a flash. I have made many fond memories that I will cherish, and I believe everyone would too.
Tonight, we are gathered here today to witness the accomplishments of students from Outram, and I would like to congratulate all awardees. I would also like everyone to strive for the best and keep up the good