Attending A Career Day event organized by St. Philip's Nursery/Primary School. [14:04:2025].

I woke up early on a sunny Monday morning, feeling excited and a sense of responsibility. Yesterday, my head teacher, Mrs. Nkanta, had appointed me to represent Kings and Queens Royal Schools at the Career Day event organized by St. Philip's Nursery/Primary School.

I felt honoured to be chosen as all the staff for this task. As I got dressed, I couldn't help but think about the importance of this event. Career Day was an opportunity for young students to learn about different professions and get inspired to pursue their passions. I was eager to share my experiences and insights with the students of St. Philip's.

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After a quick breakfast, I headed to school to meet with Mrs. Nkanta. She handed me some materials about our school and a few gifts for the host school. She reminded me of another function she needed to attend to that hindered from honouring St. Philip's invitation.

I arrived at St. Philip's Nursery/Primary School around 9:00 am. The school's compound was bustling with excitement as students from various schools had gathered for the event. I was greeted by the head teacher of St. Philip's, Mrs. Akintunde, who welcomed me warmly and showed me to the hall where the event was taking place.

As I entered the hall, I was impressed by the colorful decorations and the enthusiastic atmosphere. Students from different schools were seated at various stalls, each representing a particular profession or career path. I saw students dressed as doctors, engineers, lawyers, and even astronauts!

I took my place at the stall allocated to Kings and Queens Royal Schools and began to set up my materials. As the event commenced, I was approached by a stream of curious students who asked me questions about my school and the various careers available.

I spoke to them about the importance of hard work, determination, and pursuing one's passion. I also shared with them my own experiences as a teacher at Kings and Queens Royal Schools, highlighting the opportunities and support that our school offers.

Throughout the day, I engaged with students from different schools, learning about their aspirations and interests. I was impressed by their curiosity and enthusiasm, and I felt inspired by their potential.

As the event drew to a close, Mrs. Akintunde thanked me for representing Kings and Queens Royal Schools and for sharing my insights with the students. I, in turn, thanked her for hosting the event and for providing a platform for young students to explore their career options.

As I left St. Philip's Nursery/Primary School, I felt proud to have represented my school and to have played a part in inspiring the next generation of leaders and professionals. I knew that this experience would stay with me for a long time, and I looked forward to sharing my story with my students back at Kings and Queens Royal Schools when we resume for third term.