Students at Champs International School have been urged to turn their dreams into tangible achievements.
Speaking at their annual awards ceremony today, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Civil Aviation and Tourism Hon. Viliame Gavoka highlighted the importance of education to them.
"Don't let your dreams stay as dreams, or else remember your potential is habitus," emphasized the Deputy Prime Minister, underlining the transformative power within each student.
He acknowledged the crucial role parents and teachers play in supporting students' dreams and emphasized the importance of fostering an innovative spirit.
"Having dreams is essential, and our parents and teachers are instrumental in helping us achieve them. Equally important is to have an innovative spirit, be prepared to dream, and embrace creativity," he said.
Highlighting the sacrifices made by parents and teachers, the Deputy Prime Minister emphasized that they are the students' greatest supporters, contributing significantly to their journey of realizing aspirations.