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LUXEMBURG – Vor allem durch den Brexit steigt die Nachfrage nach Internationalen Schulen – Luxemburg will dem gerecht werden und gleich drei neue Angebote schaffen.
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The annual ceremony was held at Grand Theatre and class of 2017 was described as 'great performers'.
A total of 19 students received an award for having studied at the school from kindergarten.
ISL Director, Nicki Crush, addressed the graduates during the ceremony: "Life is a journey and you’ve just completed the first 18 years of it. Sometimes you can take it at a leisurely pace, sometimes you have to run to keep up and so my advice is very simple - plan the very best possible journey you can.
"Keep on learning, be thoughtful, be curious, be grateful and say thank you – to your parents, your teachers, your friends – they have helped you on your journey and are your biggest supporters. And finally, be happy and enjoy every day."
Alumnus, Daniel Ham, who now works for the United Nations World Food Programme in New York, delivered a speech to the new graduates.
"You have a world of choices in front of you," he said. "Seize your opportunities. Be champion for equality and pursue your passion."
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The annual ceremony was held at Grand Theatre and class of 2017 was described as 'great performers'.
A total of 19 students received an award for having studied at the school from kindergarten.
ISL Director, Nicki Crush, addressed the graduates during the ceremony: "Life is a journey and you’ve just completed the first 18 years of it. Sometimes you can take it at a leisurely pace, sometimes you have to run to keep up and so my advice is very simple - plan the very best possible journey you can.
"Keep on learning, be thoughtful, be curious, be grateful and say thank you – to your parents, your teachers, your friends – they have helped you on your journey and are your biggest supporters. And finally, be happy and enjoy every day."
Alumnus, Daniel Ham, who now works for the United Nations World Food Programme in New York, delivered a speech to the new graduates.
"You have a world of choices in front of you," he said. "Seize your opportunities. Be champion for equality and pursue your passion."
Learn more / En savoir plus / Mehr erfahren:
http://www.scoop.it/t/luxembourg-europe/?&tag=Education
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Learn more / En savoir plus / Mehr erfahren:
http://www.scoop.it/t/luxembourg-europe/?&tag=Education