Social media platforms such as WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram have made communication faster and more convenient, allowing information to be shared instantly. While these platforms can be beneficial, they can also be misused, resulting in the rapid spread of rumours, misinformation and unverified claims. This can cause unnecessary anxiety, damage reputations and disrupt the harmony of families, institutions and communities.
…This past weekend, three of our learners — Faatimah Limbada, Ismaeel Essack, and Zainab Khan — proudly represented the school at the local Model United Nations (MUN) assembly. Competing against several schools, they delivered a strong and well‑argued debate, earning the Best Delegation Teamwork Award.
The conference gave them the chance to meet peers from other schools and to explore real‑world politics. The urgent topic under discussion was Food insecurity and Famine in war‑stricken areas.
On Friday, 31 July, the English Department hosted its annual Speech Afternoon, featuring learners from Grades 7 to 12.
The programme highlighted the confidence and creativity of our learners, each of whom prepared and delivered their speeches with dedication.
We sincerely thank our parents for their encouragement and presence, which added to the positive atmosphere of the event. It was a proud moment for the school community, and we commend all participants for making the afternoon a resounding success.
