(VOM) Roots International Schools and Colleges held annual high achievers’ ceremony to congratulate students and parents on their astounding results in Cambridge exam. The students of Roots Internationals and Colleges had secured 500 A* and 360 A’s in their recent Cambridge result of IGCSE A/O level for the session of Oct/Nov 2021.
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Federal Minister for Climate Change, Honorable Ms. Zartaj Gul had graced the occasion as a chief guest of the ceremony. In her brief address she congratulated the students for producing such a commendable result. She appreciated the efforts of faculty to make this happen. She urged students to work hard and focus on studies as they are the future of this country. She asked students, “please always come back to serve your country once you complete your studies abroad because your country need you the most, it is the time to payback to the country who gave you all this”.
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CEO RISC, Mr. Walid Mushtaq thanked Ms. Zartaj Gul for gracing the occasion despite her busy schedule. He said Roots International Schools and Colleges feels proud on the record-breaking result in IGCSE/O-Levels exams. 530 A* & 350 A’s is an extra ordinary and unprecedented result in the history of RISC. While addressing to students he said, “You make us all proud, we extend our heartiest congratulations to our
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young bright minds on this great accomplishment. You are the pride of RISC! Congratulations! It’s time to celebrate all the hard work that led to this joyful occasion. There is a long way to go so take a moment and be proud of your accomplishments”. Walid Mushtaq offered his full support to the ministry of climate change to combat the challenge of environmental pollution and Global warming. He volunteered the services of students and its faculty for the initiatives of MOCC. He proposed to organize joint activities to spread awareness on the issue of climate change to the larger audience. At the closing ceremony the chief guest awarded the certificates to the students and had a group photo with students along with their parents.
