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Circle of LifeFrom the day we arrive on the planet

And blinking, step into the sunThere's more to see than can ever be seen

More to do than can ever be doneThere's far too much to take in hereMore to find than can ever be found

But the sun rolling highThrough the sapphire sky

Keeps great and small on the endless round

It's the Circle of LifeAnd it moves us all

Through despair and hopeThrough faith and loveTill we find our place

On the path unwinding

In the circle of life, high school is just one small step. Kindergarten and middle school prepared youfor high school, high school prepared you for college, college prepares you for graduate school and acareer, and from there, one is always prepared to move on to life’s next big promotion. Every day, youare reminded that what you did here matters and that it is preparing you for the rest of your lives. Weoften ask ourselves, are we preparing our whole lives?

Newton once said, “To myself I am only a child playing on the beach, while vast oceans of truth lieundiscovered before me.”

As you ponder each step of life’s great cycle, remember to live in the moment, in the now, and appre-ciate what you are, what you have, and who surrounds you. You’re anxious to be gone, but as youhead off to college, enjoy this next step in your lives because it will be over all too soon. As you trav-el on, we hope that the memories that you’ve made here return to you often.

High school has its own little cycle. As one class leaves, another enters. Each year imparted to you adifferent role. You came into kindergarten as the little ones learning how to adapt. As you grew older,you rebelled a bit. In middle school, you knew the ropes and eagerly awaited high school. And thencame senior year…top of the heap…the icing on the cake! You now know more because you havestood on the shoulders of teachers, administrators, and even classes that came before you. In thefuture, you will be the pillars that future senior classes will look up to as role models.

Next year, you will begin a new phase, a new beginning as college freshmen, adding to the foundationthat AMSI has laid for you. We believe that you have the strength to do that. You are surrounded bypeople who love you, respect you, believe in you and know that you have the “hearts and the smarts”to progress and excel in life. The future while it brings opportunities will bring with it some worriesand obstacles, but the challenge is to stay true to the values you’ve learned. Remember the giants thattaught you right from wrong… Live in the now… Stay true to yourselves…Rejoice in the circle of life.

Congratulations Class of 2013!

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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 2013

The Graduates enter to the March Triumphante from Aida

UAE National Anthem

Reading from the Holy Koran

Abdulla AlFalasi (The International School of Arts & Sciences)

AMSI’s Principals’ Address

Presentation of the “AMSI Leadership Award”

Introduced by Antonio Chidiac (The International School of Arts & Sciences)

Graduates’ Address Delivered by: In Arabic, Youssef Al Shirawi (Al Mawakeb School - Al Barsha)In English, Dubai Abulhoul (Al Mawakeb School - Al Garhoud)

In French, Sabrina Hezeini (The International School of Arts & Sciences)

Academia Management Solutions International - AMSI’s Address

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Class of 2013 - Al Mawakeb School, Al Garhoud

Alaa Al-Maliki, 12AAmal Rais Ali, 12ADalal Alayoub, 12ADona AlHajjar, 12ADubai Abul Houl, 12AEmna Jegham, 12AFarah Bilal, 12AFwagee AlFalasi, 12AHana Omair, 12AHanan Mohamed, 12ALama Saab, 12AMaha AlBadi, 12AMai Dallal, 12AMaryam Almudharreb, 12AMaya Ghebeh, 12AMerna Elmedany, 12AMouna Boumar, 12AMuna AlBadi, 12ANansi AlShar', 12ANoor Sawan, 12AOla Nijim, 12ARanin Hamdoun, 12AReem Bitar, 12ASana Al Haddad, 12AShamma AlMutaiwee, 12AYara Manla, 12AZineb Jarir, 12AAbdallah Mezzawi, 12BAbdul Rahman Ghanayem, 12BAhmad Adlouni, 12B

Ahmed Belshalat, 12BAli Javaheri, 12BAssem Bader, 12BDaher Zaidan, 12BHashem Al Bitar, 12BHassan Al Mulla, 12BMickael Assaf, 12BMohamad Zibara, 12BMohammad Younes, 12BMohammed AlJassim, 12BMohammed Amleh, 12BMustapha Mansour, 12BNatalio Ghannoum, 12BOsama Aja Oghli, 12BRawad Yamout, 12BRayan Khalife, 12BRoy AlHawawini, 12BWafic Chehab, 12BWaleed Hamed, 12BWissam Hawa, 12BYazan Sukhon, 12BAisha Al Bahri, 12CAlaa AlHadad, 12CAmani Al Jundi, 12CDana Oraibi, 12CDaria Avdeeva, 12CDiana Farah, 12CDiana Safaryan, 12CDima AbouChaaban, 12CDorsa Delaviz, 12CFatma Alsaffar, 12CJemima Gourgel, 12CLana Hammade, 12CMadison Rose Kowalski, 12CMariamKhalifeh, 12CNoora Nasser, 12COuhoud El Khadraoui, 12CRaghad Yasin, 12CRazan Al-Hassan, 12CReem Al-Shihabi, 12CSara Muwahid, 12CSarah Abou Zahr, 12CShaikha Singel, 12CStephany Madi, 12CTala Hassan, 12CXintian Wang, 12CAbdulaziz Alnoori, 12DAhmad Kassabieh, 12D

Ali Riazi, 12DAoun Lutfi, 12DFouad Ahmad, 12DGhaith Saqer, 12DHussain Meer, 12DKaram Abdulhai, 12DKhalid AlBastaki, 12DMahmoud Hafez, 12DMarc Rizk, 12DMike Istanbouli, 12DMohammad Dukhan, 12DMohammed Al-Khafaji, 12DOsamah AlMaarawi, 12DPierre Attia, 12DRachid Deryan, 12DRami Abu Gharbieh, 12DRamy Mahmoud, 12DSaif Alrahma, 12DSeyed Ali Hosseini, 12DZeyad Abbas, 12DAdlene Daidj, 12EAhmad ElHafiz, 12EAwsam George, 12EBassem Abou Daya, 12EFares Aldashti, 12EHaitham Alajmani, 12EIsmail Khawaja, 12EM.Mutaz Hakki, 12EMazen El Jechchi, 12EMina Aziz, 12EMohamad Kabakibo, 12EMohammad Abdulla, 12EMohammad Reza Jafareian, 12EMohammed Almehairi, 12EMohd AlShaikh, 12EOmar AlMaeeni, 12EOsama Ghannam, 12ERashid Abdulla, 12ESaif Alhaj, 12EAisha AlJassim, 12FAmani AlSuwaidi, 12FChristine El-Jor, 12FGhada Dawood, 12FHayat Rabah, 12FJessica Eid, 12FJoy Ibrahim, 12FLima Faza'a, 12FMaria Sakr, 12F

Maryah Al Naboulsi, 12FNadin El Hossiny, 12FNour Halouani, 12FPassant Seif, 12FRaghad Alsayyed, 12FReemFahs, 12FRowan Osman, 12FSafiya Binbrek, 12FSally Abed El All, 12FSana Fkih, 12FSara El Mouradi, 12FSolair Manjikian, 12FTala AlAnood Yaseen, 12FTatiana Hanna Daher, 12FYara Al Sabbah, 12F

Class of 2013 - Al Mawakeb School, Al Barsha

Alaa Khidir, 12ADorsa Zadeh, 12AElin Al Zaim, 12AElnaz Barzegari, 12AHind Raei AlBoom, 12AHouda Alkhatib, 12AJude Kamel, 12AKaren Edlebi, 12ALana Samha, 12ALara Al Medanat, 12ALea Allam, 12ALeen Al Dowahji, 12ALina Al Medanat, 12AMariam Suboh, 12AMarny Sabbagh, 12AMarwa Ebrahim, 12ASahar Sanati, 12AShouq Redha, 12AZeina Henedi, 12AZinah Ayyad, 12AAbdulla Ahmad, 12BAhmad Abdulhadi, 12BAli Makki, 12BAsadullah Wahid, 12BCharbel Al Khoury, 12BDanny Atar, 12BEssa Al Zaabi, 12BHussain Alsayegh, 12BKarim Sandouka, 12BKhaled Ghalayini, 12BMaajed Abdulrazak, 12BMohamed Abou Elela, 12BMohammad Al Khatib, 12BMohammad Forootani, 12BMoustafa Mashal, 12BNazimDalle, 12BOmar Abdelkawi, 12BOmar Al Marri, 12BOmar Shair, 12BSami Nasser, 12BSeyed Mehbod Ahmadi, 12BShadi Tannous, 12BTarek Al Shawa, 12BWassim Ibrahim, 12BYouseph Hassan, 12BZahid Khimjee, 12BAlia AlMarri, 12CAyesha Galadari, 12CButhaina Alsayegh, 12CButhaina Galadari, 12C

Dania Ishraq -Laban, 12CEman Alredha, 12CEngy Hamdy Mohamed, 12CFatma Abdulla, 12CFatma Beljafla, 12CFatmah Bahrozyan, 12CGhaid Saeed, 12CHalima Awad, 12CHamsa Al Juboori, 12CHaya AlMasri, 12CMariez Barsoum, 12CMarina Gamil, 12CMarwa Al Share, 12CNoor Al Kooheji, 12CNoora Arjomand, 12CNoora Seddiqi, 12CRand Mohamed, 12CReem Falaknaz, 12CRusol Hashim, 12CSalama Buhaliba, 12CShamsa Bin Kalban, 12CSofi Abdool, 12CWiame Rabbaa, 12CAbdulla Tayeb AlAwadhi, 12DAbdulRakhimDiya, 12DAhmad Al Jawi, 12DAhmad Redha, 12DAhmed Ujam, 12DAhoura Rounagh, 12DAmir Farrokhy Torshizy, 12DBasel Iskandarani, 12DCharbel Issa, 12DCong Wan, 12DCyril ElSadek, 12DGerson Daconceicau Jr., 12DHabib Habib, Gr12DMohammad Badri, Gr12DSaief Hussein, 12DYousef Aljuryyed, 12DYousif Tulefat, 12DYoussef Yehia, 12DAbdulla Al ’arzooqi, 12EAbdulla AlAli, 12EAbdulla Rajab, 12EAhmad Al Shirawi, 12EAhmad AlFalasi, 12EAhmed Al Fardan, 12EAhmed Alshamsi, 12EAli AlAsmakh, 12EAli Bastaki, 12E

Ali Khedri, 12EFahad Abdulaziz, 12EFahad AlMarzouqi, 12EHamad AlRajab, 12EHamad Alsuwaidi, 12EMajid Zainal, 12EMohamad Al Obaidi, 12EMohamad AlHashimi, 12EMohammad Abubaker, 12ESuhail Al Arif, 12ESuhail Falaknaz, 12EYousuf Al Shirawi, 12EAmel Essafi, 12FAnum Kamran, 12FDana Salman, 12FDina Bashaireh, 12FEsra Alhashimi, 12FFatima Al Khawaja, 12FHafsa Zainal, 12FHajar Rassasse, 12FLara Obeidat, 12FMamia Bahi, 12FMuna Yousuf, 12FNiiatkhan Islamova, 12FNoorina Haroon, 12FRaneem Ghada Chawa, 12FRema Nawied, 12FRenad Alkhambashi, 12FSadaf Sadat Riazi, 12FSarah Mosgofian, 12FShamsa Jouhar, 12FSummer Hassan, 12FTaqwa AlAsmakh, 12FYara Ahmed Nabih, 12F

Class of 2013 - Al Mawakeb School

Grade 12A - Al Garhoud

Grade 12B - Al Garhoud

We apologize if we have missed anyone.

Class of 2013- 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...Take a look at the faces before you. They all tell a story of a 14-year jour-ney, and though it’s the same journey, not one of the stories is the same.

Back in 1998, as your journey began, you all thought about school as aplace that happened to be on the road taking you to your dreams. Butdespite those beliefs, there were moments when you were caught offguard, and in those moments, you made memories. You realized that youhad made friends and connections with teachers and administrators. Youhad shared meaningful conversations and learned insightful lessonsinside and outside the classroom. In other words, you had planted yourown roots. Although departing from each other's lives may seem sad atthe surface, but it's really a celebration of the diversity of your dreams.

So on the eve of your graduation, let us celebrate together because eventhough you are all so different, you have something in common: youexperienced life here. Having spent so many years here has helped refinethe individuals you were meant to be. People who loved music and dramahad the chance to showcase wonderful talents in the Drama Club; thosewho enjoyed sports had the opportunity to hone their athletic abilities,while those who possessed oratory and debate skills savoured theprospect of participating in renowned events like Model UN or HarvardModel Congress.

Fourteen years seems to be like a grain of sand compared to the time you have left ahead of you. Butwhat you did with that little speck of sand was enormous. Some of you have already accomplished alot. Among you, we have witnessed the growth of writers, scientists and engineers, community helpers,athletes, and young politicians.

You made it here with your integrity, your skills, and your willpower. You are the wise, the creative, thebrave, and you are the future.

Girls K-12, Al Garhoud

Kneeling (1st row) - L to R: Maria Sakr, Joy Ibrahim, Tala Yassin.Standing (1st row) - L to R: Dima Abou Chaaban, Sarah Abou Zahr, Fatma Al Saffar, Stephany Madi, Diana Farah,Hayat Rabah, Aisha Al Jassim, Sana Fekih, Fawagee AlMana, Dubai Abulhoul, Ms. Nada Halaby, Hanan Elsayed, Yara Al-Sabbah, Jemima Gourgel, Amani Al Jundi, Aisha Al bahri, Daria Avdeeva.Standing (2nd row) - L to R: Amal Rais Ali, Nour Sawan.Standing (3rd row) - L to R: Reem Bitar, Lama Saab, Alaa Al-Maliki, Farah Bilal, Ranin Hamdoun, Hana Omair,Maryam AlMudharreb, Mouna Boumar, Dona Al Hajjar.

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Sitting (1st row) - L to R: Zeyad Abbas.Standing (1st row) - L to R: Mohammad Dakhan, Karam Abdulhai, Assem Bader, Ms. Nada Halabi,Abdulaziz AlNoori, Ahmed Belshelat, Rayan Khalife, Haitham AlAjmani, Mohammed AlJassim, Mohd AlShaikh, Osama Ghanam.Standing (2nd 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.Standing (3rd row) - L to R: Ali Javaheri, Mustapha Mansour, Yazan AlSukhon, Hassan Al Mulla,Wissam Hawa, Wafic Chehab, Rawad Yamout.

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

Another year goes by, and we find ourselves bidding our studentsfarewell as they set forth on another journey of learning and self-discov-ery. With the class of 2013, an elite group of students deserve a specialmention – a group that spent 14 years within their second home, AlMawakeb.We proudly reminisce their first day of school. Their little hands grippedtheir parents’ as they opened the doors to the school that would laterbecome a second abode. Every year, we saw the once anxious and fright-ened 3-year olds grow and prosper to become hopeful, spirited and curi-ous young learners.

They now stand tall before us, fine young men and woman, each with tremendous confidence andintegrity. They leave us with the greatest of memories; a first dance or song on Mothers’ Day, triumphduring a sports challenge, endless hours cramming for exams, or memorable performances during activ-ities and shows...

We are confident that their endless energy and fervour will continue to shine in any challenge that willcome their way, whether big or small, academic or fun. We are proud of whom they’ve become, of howthey created the highest, grandest vision possible for their lives.

The next steps for you we expect will be glittering. You have the chance to follow your passion and cre-ate a successful life with all the values you learned, knowledge you attained and potential you possess.Give it everything you have no matter what the destination is.

Girls K-12, Al Barsha

From left to right: Alia Al Marri, Fatma Beljafla, Fatma Mubarak, Noora Arjomand, Fatma Bahrozyan,Hajar Rassassi, Buthaina Al Sayegh, Muna Al Harmi, Sophie Abdool, Iman Al Redha, Renad Khambashi,Reem Falaknaz, Noora Seddiqi.

From left to right: Khaled Ghalayini, Karim Sandouka, Abdullah Al Awadhi, Abdullah Rajab,Ahmad Al Shamsi, Mohamad Al Hashimi, Hamad Al Sweidi, Fahad Al Awadhi, Mohammad Frootani, Nazim Dalle, Habib Habib, Hamad Rajab, Abdullah Ahmad.

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Abdallah Abdelwahab, 12AAbdirahman Hussein, 12AAli Harb, 12AAndreea Mirela Marin, 12ABasil Al Khatib, 12AElias Faddul, 12AEzzatollah Safi, 12AFaisal Al Wandawi, 12AFares Nasser, 12AKice Amin Al-Kayal, 12AMohamad Adlouni, 12AMohammed Ali Mirzaei, 12AMunire Ayyildiz, 12ANassir AlAwadhi, 12ANoor Hayani, 12ANour Nadar, 12A

Omar Rashid, 12ARami Kanawati, 12ASabrina Hezeini, 12ASara Baggash, 12ASara Faddul, 12ASevan-Avedis Michikian, 12ATahani Matoq, 12AYousuf Matar, 12AAbdullah Yousef, 12BAbhishek Gunasekaran, 12BAhmad Al Khouli, 12BAhmed Waheed Al Khan, 12BAli AlMehairi, 12BAmna Hassan, 12BBasil Roumie, 12BCristian Delgado, 12B

David Lian, 12BEssa Alemadi, 12BHassan Salman, 12BJessica Barakat, 12BLina Al-Gamish, 12BMajid Al Mulla, 12BMarah Maddah, 12BMarwan Al-Kaissi, 12BNajeeb Baker, 12BOmar Al Zamgan, 12BReem AlHashimi, 12BRobin Dulis, 12BWafic Tabsh, 12BYoussef Ismail, 12BZahraa El Mansouri, 12B

Grade 12B - ISAS

Class of 2013 - ISAS


Grade 12C - ISAS

Grade 12D - ISASAbdulla Alfarsi, 12CAmir Hussein, 12CAntonio Chidiac, 12CAyesha Ahmad, 12CAzmi Abusafieh, 12CBariah Waheed, 12CBehdad Safaei, 12CHassan Soufan, 12CJulian Michel, 12CKarim Taoube, 12CMariam Naser, 12CRamzi Zaboura, 12CReem Ibrahim, 12CRudresh Neelakantappa, 12CSaeid Ghaedi, 12CSahar Fikry, 12C

Sami Nasr, 12CSaoud Ahli, 12CShrey Khosla, 12CSolemann Haddad, 12CSphesihle Dlamini, 12CTariq Kadoura, 12CYasmin AlAwadhi, 12CAbdulla Alfalasi, 12DAhmad Ahmad, 12DAsmaa Mansour, 12DGhaida Al Awadhi, 12DHuda Al Zein, 12DJawa El Khash, 12DKhalifa Alali, 12DMoaza AlMannaei, 12DMohamad Abdulkader, 12D

Mohamed Khalifa, 12DMohammad Alhashmi, 12DMohammad Mhaisen, 12DMohannad Al Ulama, 12DMustafa El Mahgub,12DRashed Bin Sulaiman, 12DSaad Al Saadi, 12DSaif Elkousy, 12DSama Khair, 12DTareq El Debes, 12DYousuf Hosseini, 12D

AMSI Awards & Honors“The Difference between Ordinary and Extraordinary is thatlittle EXTRA….”

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.

Outstanding Graduate: This honor is bestowed upon a senior who distinguished him/her-self through academic excellence and outstanding service.He/she demonstrated a positive presence on campus, an outgoing personality and a commit-ment to his/her school and fellow students.This senior exhibited the highest standards in character, selflessness and drive to succeed.She/he is an Outstanding Graduate of Al Mawakeb School.

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.

Outstanding Graduate: This honor is bestowed upon a senior who distinguished him/herselfthrough academic excellence and outstanding service.He/she demonstrated a positive presence on campus, an outgoing personality and a com-mitment to his/her school and fellow students.This senior exhibited the highest standards in character, selflessness and drive to succeed.She/he is an Outstanding Graduate of the International School of Arts & Sciences.

AMSI Awards & Honors

Congratulations Class of 2013 and Awards recipients for all your accomplishments and achieve-ments. This is but the beginning of a long journey...and as a new class of AMSI SchoolsAlumni, you travel it carrying us with you as we hold you close in our memories…

We Salute You…

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...So many skilled orators gathered to gain the opportunity to speak onbehalf of their classmates. This was their chance to express their feel-ings, happiness, gratitude and anxiety about leaving this familiarhome to seek new accomplishments. As usual, the judges had thechallenging task of choosing the best, and the best were many, for allof them spoke words from the heart. So many impressed and daz-zled with their sincerity, confidence and maturity. The sores wereclose, but finalists were finally selected.

Again, more rigorous auditions, finally, our anxious finalists rushedto hear the results… sounds of murmurs, beating hearts and sighsfilled the room, but only to be later replaced by triumphant and won-derful cries expressing how honoured and fulfilled they felt at havingbeen chosen.

Youssef Al ShirawiDubai AbulhoulAntonio ChidiacSabrina HezeiniAbdulla AlfalasiAisha Galadari Stephanie Madi Fatma BayrozyanFahed Al Awadhi Esra Al Hashimi Hind Al Boom Lama SaabMadison Kowalski Marwa Ebrahim Mohamad Al Hashimi Saad Al SaadiNour Al Koheji Tala Yassin

We are very proud of our finalists, and we hope that their voices willecho in the future and provide inspiration for aspiring AMSI orators.

When we first started school, we all had dreams and expectations that varied frommaking valuable friendships to pursuing academic accomplishments. As we beganto get closer to the pinnacle of the academic pyramid, our dreams began to takedifferent forms. As time passed, we matured and became the independent indi-viduals we are today. We have dreams within dreams that have gathered togetherwith the passage of time and impel us to strive for what we believe in. The timewe spent in school surpasses our time at home. For five days of the week, wewould be in the company of our beloved co-directors, teachers and our classmates.We learned not only academic subjects, but also lessons that ranged from manag-ing our time to being there for a friend in need. It is an incontrovertible fact that the envi-ronment we came to every day played an important role in determining our goals and shaping our characters tobecome leaders of the future.

Aisha Galadari, 12C, Al Mawakeb School - Al Barsha

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Here we are today…. Ready to take that next big step in our lives and to facethe challenges that lie ahead. Al Mawakeb has undoubtedly prepared us to facethese challenges with confidence and pride. Many of us will go in various direc-tions to join different universities around the world. I have no doubt howeverthat each and every one of us will become a role model for future generations,through our ethics, values and achievements in the societies we live in. We mustall strive to become the leaders, thinkers and shapers of tomorrow’s world. Theworld of tomorrow faces massive challenges… from pollution to alternative ener-gy, from global warming to feeding a growing population… and so much more.We must strive not only to face these challenges and tackle those obstacles, butalso to contribute to finding practical solutions to overcome them.

Fatma Bayrozyan, 12C, Al Mawakeb School - Al Barsha

14 years ago, on my first day at Al Mawakeb School as a lost and chubby little 4year old, I was scared. My parents were snapping photos of me while I was cry-ing, but today, 14 years later, my parents are still snapping photos of me, but theyare the ones crying. Robert Frost once said “I am not a teacher, but an awaken-er”. 14 years later, I am awake. I am an aware, knowledgeable, and educatedAMSI graduate who shall one day cement her feet on the long and grueling roador, what we call, the future. Our future is not something that happens to us. Itis up to us to create, and at AMSI, we have been taught not what to think, buthow to think, and not what to say, but what to do, and with those important val-ues, we accomplished.

Stephanie Madi, 12C, Al Mawakeb School - Al Garhoud


When writing a book, writers must divide it into3 main parts: the opening to the story, the actualstory itself, and the closing to the story. We maynot have realized it, but for the past 14 years, wehave been writing the prologue to our story…the opening to our work of art. Our exposure tolove, loss, fear, and knowledge helped mould ourpersonalities. Each of us is standing here beforeyou, our family, our friends, our teachers asunfinished works of our creation.

Hind Al Boom, 12A, Al Mawakeb School - Al Barsha

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Madison Kowalski, 12C, Al Mawakeb School - Al Garhoud


This is it, the time we’ve been waiting for ever since high school began. I stillremember how eager we always were to get to graduation day. I mean I can stillhear us as freshmen saying, "Aw, man, I wish we were seniors so we could justleave this place". It’s funny because this place is the place that made us who weare now. I could go on and on about the memories we’ve made here, fromrunning around the hallways, playing pranks, to just pulling off the best eventsas well. Every wall, every hallway, every teacher, every joke, every tear, everysmile will be remembered. This place showed us how to love.

Lama Saab, 12A, Al Mawakeb School- Al Garhoud

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Today, we are here to celebrate and acknowledge the lifetime achievements ofmany, and the hard work and dedication that have shaped us into who we are.From the very beginning, it seemed as if we were counting the days until we leaveschool, yet that dream is no longer a distant reality, and as the last day of schoolapproaches, bittersweet feelings start to emerge at the thought of our inevitableparting. Because somewhere along that road, school ceased to be a place we hadto go to, and instead became a place where we loved to be, a place where welearned and laughed, a place where the bonds of friendships were forged.

Marwa Ebrahim, 12A, Al Mawakeb School - Al Barsha

For fourteen years we have walked into open gates which held beyond themopportunities, memories, challenges and rewards. For fourteen years, we havelearned to perfect the art of lead and ink and slowly began to write words thatbecame chapters of our stories. For fourteen years, we have run across play-grounds that have witnessed the worst and best of us yet carried us high andsteady. For fourteen years, we have walked through hallways that bore our great-est moments on their walls. For fourteen years, we have proudly lifted our headsand raised our voices every morning to honor the national anthem. For fourteenyears, we have argued, agreed, nagged, enjoyed, cried, laughed, struggled andmade our way to this point…a point where we stand before you today not onlyas students, but as graduates, academics and leaders.

Nour Al Koheji, 12C, Al Mawakeb School - Al Barsha


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We are gathered here today to say farewell to aplace we call home…a place we have spent mostof our childhood in. I’m sure we all rememberthe first time we left our parents’ side or the firsttear we ever shed standing alone behind thisschool’s fences on our first day in kindergarten.And now we stand here before you as seniorsthat have gone through a great deal of transfor-mation, be it in our appearances, our attitudes orthe realization that we are no longer kids and

that THIS is our first shot at greatness.Fahed Al Awadhi, 12E, Al Mawakeb School - Al Barsha

Al Mawakeb was not just a school for us all, butit was our sanctuary from different challenges. Itwas a fortress that shielded us and put us in thecompany of books and wisdom. Tala Yassin, 12F, Al Mawakeb School - Al Garhoud

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