AIIS organizes parent orientation event for the Cambridge academic year 2025-2026
Aspire Indian International School in Kuwait City hosted a Parent Orientation Program for the Cambridge Session 2025-2026, marking the beginning of an exciting new academic year.
The event commenced with a Quran recitation by Ms. Asayed, followed by an English translation by Ms. Irtifa. This was followed by the Kuwait National Anthem, a symbolic gesture of respect and unity.
Young students then presented a warm welcome dance, setting the tone for the occasion. Principal Dr. Geetika Ahuja delivered an inspiring address, outlining the school's vision and expectations for the upcoming year.
During the program, a school video showcasing Aspire's vibrant learning environment was presented, giving parents a glimpse into the daily life of the school. Cambridge IGCSE Coordinator Mr. Babu C. Jose provided an overview of the curriculum and its benefits, ensuring parents were well-informed about their children's academic journey.
School counsellor Ms. Lia presented a session on "Nurturing Happy and Confident Students," offering insights into the school's approach to student wellbeing and personal development. Vice Principal Ms. Husena introduced the faculty members, highlighting their qualifications and experiences.
The school choir led the school prayer during the orientation, reinforcing the school's commitment to spiritual values. The Parent Orientation Program concluded with a vote of thanks emphasizing the importance of parent-school collaboration in fostering a successful academic journey for each student.
It is worth noting that no advertisements were included in the program, ensuring a focus on the educational experience and the school community. This orientation served as a promising start to the Cambridge Session 2025-2026, filled with anticipation and excitement for the year ahead.
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