2025 Student Leaders' Investiture
Explore highlights from the 2025 Student Leaders' Investiture, where student leaders were appointed to guide their peers and serve the school community.
The Student Leaders' Investiture celebrates the appointment of student leaders in their respective co-curricular activities. This ceremony marks the beginning of their leadership journey as they strive to inspire others and make meaningful contributions to the school community.
Standing on stage during the investiture was a nerve-wracking yet proud moment. I realised the weight of responsibility and trust that the school has placed in me. I have big shoes to fill, and I will do my best to carry on the legacy left by our seniors. To me, leading the Student Council is not about the title, but about the teamwork, values, and service we offer to the school. I look forward to working with both students and teachers to make our school an even better place. With open-mindedness and dedication, I hope to lead by example and make a positive difference in our school.
Sheik Darwisy Bin Sheik Danil (3G)
The Student Leaders' Investiture was an experience I will never forget. I remember seeing many of my friends cheering me on as I walked up on stage with the others. I felt excited, and it was a life-changing moment for me as I was given the honour of being the Band Major for the year 2025–2026. Although reciting the pledge was the most challenging part, it was still a meaningful moment as we began our journey as leaders.
Tan Jun Xi, Jayrus (3E)
Watching the Secondary 4s hand over the baton of legacy to the Secondary 3s during the investiture reminded me of the moment I took up my own leadership role. I would like to thank the extraordinary Secondary 4 leaders for their hard work and dedication and to the capable Secondary 3 leaders, I believe you will carry on the legacy we have built. All the best!
Jervis Tay Hong Xin (4C)
As I walked across the hall towards the stage to receive my token, a sense of relief washed over me. My journey as a student leader had come to an end. The title I had carried with pride would finally be lifted, and all my hard work was about to be recognised and appreciated. I felt proud and content, knowing I had served my school with dedication and heart.
Nur Afina Binte Mohamed Raime (4E)