My kind of day off- CAPTA meeting and awarding of honors

Sunday was my day off. Luckily my reliever wasn't busy with her studies.

Early morning I started washing my laundry and rested after.

We had our lunch before we prepared to go to my daughter's school.

The meeting commenced with a prayer, followed by singing of the national, provincial, and local anthems. The conference and awards took place at Mount Carmel Parish.

 
As my daughter progresses through her academic journey, I am filled with happiness. On the other hand, I am immensely proud of her accomplishments and the young woman she has become. Watching her grow and develop into a passionate and intelligent individual has brought immeasurable joy to my life.

The realization that my daughter is now in her 11th grade brings about a profound sense of time passing. It seems like just yesterday that she was a wide-eyed little girl with boundless curiosity and wonder.

The years spent in high school have been a period of tremendous growth and transformation for my daughter. She has blossomed into a young woman with a strong sense of self. I have witnessed her navigate the challenges of academics, extracurricular activities, and social relationships with resilience and grace. Each obstacle she has overcome has only made her stronger and more determined.
 

 
She excelled in her strand, ICT-Animation, achieving first place with honors and being the only student in her strand to receive an award.
 

 
Following the awarding, we visited their classroom to review and sign the student's report cards.

After getting their report cards signed, we went to the public market to buy ice cream before going home.

My daughter's academic accomplishments have always filled me with immense pride. Her tireless efforts, dedication, and perseverance have been a testament to her determination to succeed.

Beyond grades, I am proud of my daughter's character. She is kind and compassionate. She's a true friend, offering support and a listening ear.

As a parent, I feel incredibly fortunate to have a daughter like her. He accomplishments and her character are a reflection of the values I have instilled in her and the supportive environment.

As a parent, I will always be by her side, cheering her on, supporting her dreams, and celebrating her successes. I am eternally grateful for the bond we share and the unwavering love that exists between us.

I guess that's all for the weekend experience blog. Thank you for reaching this far. God bless us all.

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