Monday's activities at Kings and Queens Royal Schools [16/06/2025]

On Monday morning at Kings and Queens Royal Schools, where I have the privilege of teaching. We began the day with a serene morning devotion, setting the tone for a productive and spiritually uplifting day. Immediately after, the students and staff gathered for a brief but Solemn Assembly.

The Assembly was a time for collective reflection, prayer, and worship. The atmosphere was electric, filled with the fervent prayers and heartfelt worship of the students and staff. We prayed for God's protection, guidance, and direction, acknowledging His sovereignty over our lives. The prayers were poignant, seeking divine intervention in every aspect of our lives.

As the Assembly came to a close, we transitioned into our weekly presentation segment. This was an integral part of our school's curriculum, designed to hone the public speaking skills of our students. Groups of students from each class took turns presenting on a topic of their choice, providing detailed explanations and insights.

The audience, comprising their peers and teachers, listened intently, asking thoughtful questions to prompt further discussion. This exercise was invaluable, helping our students overcome stage fright and develop confidence in expressing themselves in public.

As the presentations concluded, the students returned to their respective classrooms for normal studies. The morning's activities had set a positive tone for the day, and I was eager to see the students engage with their lessons, armed with renewed spiritual vigor and a sense of purpose.

As I reflected on the morning's events, I felt grateful to be part of a school community that prioritized spiritual growth, academic excellence, and character development. It was a fantastic day at Kings and Queens Royal Schools.