Beaconhouse recognises high achievers

Islamabad
The Beaconhouse School System, Northern Region, hosted a high achievers ceremony at the Convention Centre, here on Friday, says a press release.
More than 700 students received awards for academic brilliance in their Matriculation and O and A Level Cambridge International Examinations. The ceremony was attended by a large number of people including families and teachers, ambassadors, dignitaries, bureaucrats and distinguished personalities of the twin cities.
Mrs Shehnaz Wazir Ali, educationist and women’s right activist, was the chief guest. Asad Umar was the keynote speaker while Parvez Hoodboy was the guest of honour. The students of classes of 2013-14 were honoured at the ceremony; along with those who had done extremely well in various extra-and co-curricular activities. The ceremony began with recitation from the Holy Quran.
In his welcome address, Executive Director (North) Nassir Kasuri congratulated the high achievers, thanked the parents for their support and acknowledged the teachers’ commitment.
Shehnaz Wazir Ali in her address, acknowledged the services of the Beaconhouse School System in the field of education and urged the students to continue working hard and succeeding for themselves and the country.
Asad Umar and Parvez Hoodboy shared their experiences and achievements with the students as well.
The chief guest presented awards to distinction-holders. She congratulated Beaconhouse and all the students and their parents. She urged students to always remember their responsibility towards the country.
The ceremony included musical performances by Beaconhouse students from various campuses, which showcased the spirit of holistic education fostered by Beaconhouse.
The event was managed by a team of Beaconhouse students including stage and award presentations.