致远|珠海英华国际2026届毕业典礼暨成人礼

Dear guests, parents, teachers, and our beloved graduating class of 2026: Good afternoon!

Standing here at the graduation ceremony, my heart is filled with profound emotion: this is the ninth graduating class since Yinghua University's founding. Gazing at the familiar, radiant faces in the audience, I can still vividly recall your youthful innocence four years ago as you first stepped onto campus, their eyes shining with curiosity and wonder.

Perhaps many of you may recall that our connection began during a particularly significant period: when the first cohort of students enrolled in the autumn of 2022, the shadow of the pandemic had not yet fully lifted, and the initial class size was relatively small. However, soon after, an increasing number of students transferred from renowned international schools across the Greater Bay Area, choosing to entrust their most crucial phase of growth during secondary education to Yinghua. This profound trust represents the most valuable gift I have received as school supervisor over the past four years, and it is the foundation of my greatest pride.

Over four years, we have shared a special semester marked by frequent transitions between online and offline learning environments; we have worked through one set of past exam papers after another in the library; we have experienced both the highs and lows, as well as the excitement and anxiety, associated with mock exams; and we have repeatedly refined our application essays and rehearsed interview scenarios in pursuit of our dream admission letters. I have witnessed and deeply cherished every moment: those evenings when you chased teachers down the corridors to ask questions; those weekends spent discussing group assignments until you forgot to eat; and those moments of jubilation when you embraced your classmates upon receiving your preliminary admission offers.

And you have never disappointed anyone. This year's admission results for the 60 graduates once again set a new record in Yinghua's educational history: students in the UK track received offers from prestigious G5 and Russell Group universities such as IC, LSE, UCL, KCL, University of Warwick, and University of Manchester; those in the Australian track secured placements at Australia's top eight universities including the University of Melbourne and University of Sydney; amid unprecedented competition in Hong Kong university applications, we obtained offers from Hong Kong's top eight institutions—The Chinese University of Hong Kong, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, and City University of Hong Kong—along with multiple associate degree placements from The University of Hong Kong and Hong Kong Baptist University, as well as admissions to Tung Wah College, Higher Institute of Technology, and VTC. Almost every student's ultimate destination far exceeded initial expectations; through years of steady effort, you have forged a broader path for personal growth, and I am truly proud of you.

From today onward, you will embark on a journey into a broader world bearing the imprint of Yinghua. I know the road ahead won't always be smooth: you will encounter challenging academic courses, unfamiliar environments requiring independent adaptation, and life's crossroads where you must make your own choices. But please always remember that during your three years at Yinghua, the resilience you've developed to withstand pressure, your problem-solving skills, and your drive to think innovatively and strive diligently are the strongest foundation for facing all uncertainties.

Let us turn our attention to the world around us: two nights ago, the FIFA World Cup in Mexico City officially commenced; yesterday, SpaceX successfully completed its IPO on NASDAQ. The world of 2026 is like a kaleidoscope filled with surprises and turbulence, yet brimming with unprecedented opportunities. The era of artificial intelligence has arrived with great momentum, as robotics, drones, and new energy technologies evolve rapidly. Countless innovations and emerging fields are reshaping our lives, making this world more vibrant and full of possibilities than ever before—precisely the age in which your generation will venture forth and create. I sincerely hope that Yinghua University's graduates will embrace this remarkable era with the courage they've cultivated over these years, experience unprecedented transformations, acquire cutting-edge knowledge, explore uncharted territories, innovate boldly, and forge ahead with determination—to truly step onto the global stage and build a bright future that belongs solely to you.

Here, I would also like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to all the parents present. Thank you for entrusting your children's development to Yinghua, and thank you for your understanding and support of our school's various initiatives over the years—whether through regular academic feedback, semesterly campus visits, or your unwavering trust during the school's brief challenges last year; all of these have been our strongest foundation. Yinghua has always prioritized "living up to every act of trust" as our foremost principle in education. Moving forward, we will continue to uphold teaching quality as our core commitment, providing our students with a more stable and superior learning environment, and ensuring that every trust placed in us is fully met.

Children, today's graduation ceremony is not the end, but the beginning of your next chapter in life. I hope that when you travel to every corner of the world, you will always remember why you set out, and continue to embrace curiosity about the world, perseverance toward your goals, and kindness toward those around you. If you have time, visit Yinghua often—this place will always be your home.

Finally, I wish all 2026 graduates a bright future and smooth sailing ahead! And to all parents and teachers, I extend my best wishes for good health and success in everything you undertake.

Thank you all!

Mark Yang

June 13, 2026 in Hengqin

尊敬的各位嘉宾、各位家长、各位老师，亲爱的2026届毕业生们：

大家下午好！

此刻站在毕业典礼的现场，我心中满是涌动的感慨：这是英华建校以来送出的第九届毕业生，望着台下一张张熟悉而明亮的面庞，我恍惚间仍能看见你们四年前初次踏入校门时，眼里闪着光的青涩模样。

或许大家都记得，我们这届的缘分，恰恰始于一段特殊的时光：2022年秋季最早一批同学入学时，疫情的阴霾尚未完全消散，最初的年级规模并不大。但很快，越来越多的孩子从大湾区各知名国际学校转学而来，愿意将中学阶段最关键的成长旅程托付给英华。这份沉甸甸的信任，是我作为校监这四年来，收到的最珍贵的礼物，也是我最引以为傲的底气。

四年时光，我们一同走过线上线下反复切换的特殊学期，一同在图书馆刷完一套又一套真题，一同为模考的起伏或振奋或忐忑，也一同为了理想的录取通知书，一遍遍打磨文书、反复模拟面试场景。那些你们在走廊里追着老师问问题的黄昏，那些小组作业讨论到忘记吃饭的周末，那些拿到预录取通知时和同学抱在一起欢呼的瞬间，我都看在眼里，牢牢记在了心里。

而你们也从来没有让所有人失望。今年60位毕业生的录取结果，再一次刷新了英华的办学历史：英国方向拿下了IC、LSE、UCL、KCL、华威大学、曼彻斯特大学等G5与罗素集团名校的offer；澳洲方向包揽了墨尔本大学、悉尼大学等澳洲八大的录取；在今年港校申请竞争空前激烈的背景下，我们收获了香港中文大学、香港科技大学、香港理工大学、香港城市大学等香港八大的offer，还有多份香港大学、香港浸会大学的副学士录取，以及东华学院、高科院、VTC的录取。几乎每一位同学的最终去向，都远超你们入学时的预期——你们用几年的稳扎稳打，为自己拼出了一条更宽阔的成长之路，我为你们感到由衷的自豪。

今天之后，你们就要带着英华的烙印，奔赴更广阔的世界了。我知道未来的路不会永远一帆风顺：你们会遇到难啃的专业课程，会遇到需要独自适应的陌生环境，会站在人生的十字路口独自做出选择。但请你们永远记得：在英华这三年里，你们练出的扛住压力的韧性、解决问题的能力、敢想敢拼的冲劲，就是你们面对所有未知最硬的底气。

让我们把目光投向身边的世界：前天晚上，美加墨世界杯刚刚拉开帷幕；昨天，Space X在纳斯达克成功IPO。2026年的世界就像被掷进了万花筒，充斥着意外与动荡，却也藏着前所未有的机遇。AI时代呼啸而来，机器人、无人机、新能源技术快速迭代，无数新发明、新赛道正在重构我们的生活，这个世界正在变得比以往任何时候都更鲜活、更充满可能性——而这，恰恰是你们这代人将要去闯荡、去创造的时代。我由衷地期待，英华的毕业生们能带着这几年攒下的勇气，主动拥抱这个无比精彩的时代，去体验从未有过的变化，去学最前沿的知识，去闯没人走过的路，大胆创新、敢试敢拼，真正走向世界，走向属于你们的滚烫未来。

在这里，我也想借这个机会，向在座的各位家长道一声感谢。谢谢你们当初愿意将孩子的成长托付给英华，谢谢你们几年来对学校各项工作的理解与支持——不管是平时的学情反馈、学期的访校沟通，还是去年学校遇到短暂困难时你们毫无保留的信任，都是我们走到今天最坚实的后盾。英华始终把“对得起每一份信任”放在办学的第一位，未来我们也会继续守好教学质量的生命线，为在读的孩子们提供更稳定、更优质的学习环境，不辜负每一份托付。

孩子们，今天的毕业典礼不是终点，而是你们下一段人生的起点。希望你们走到世界的各个角落之后，永远记得自己当初为什么出发，永远保持对世界的好奇、对目标的执着、对身边人的善意。如果有空，常回英华看看，这里永远是你们的家。

最后，祝所有2026届毕业生前程似锦，一路顺遂！祝各位家长、各位老师身体健康，万事顺意！

谢谢大家！

杨晓峰   2026年6月13日   于横琴

Good afternoon, everyone.

I'm Dalia, and I graduated in 2024. It's a great honour to return to Yinghua today as a former student, sitting in the same auditorium where I graduated, watching all of you embark on your new lives. My thoughts suddenly drift back to my own graduation season two years ago – just like yours now. Back then, I was buried in exam papers and endless practice questions, enduring the torment of international exams and IELTS, while simultaneously dreaming of my vibrant university life. Whenever I felt like I couldn't keep studying, my elders would repeatedly say, "Just hang in there for two more years – you'll have an easier time once you get into university."

That one sentence sustained me throughout high school.

Back then, all my obsessions were tied to getting into a university in Hong Kong. At seventeen or eighteen, I felt that getting into a Hong Kong university was like passing every hurdle in life – getting permanent residency, working in Hong Kong, achieving financial freedom, and never being chased by grades again. I treated university as the finish line, believing that once I crossed it, all of life's problems would be solved.

But when I actually stepped onto a university campus in Hong Kong, reality ruthlessly shattered all my illusions, bit by bit.

Contrary to my expectations of a carefree life, I was bombarded with quizzes, presentations and group assignments. Every semester was a vicious cycle of "just finished exams and then having to prepare for more." And my body was particularly temperamental – it was as if I had a built-in 'culture shock' effect when travelling from my hometown to Hong Kong. Every time I crossed the border, I would get a fever, but my temperature would automatically return to normal as soon as I stepped back onto the mainland. I suffered both physically and mentally. Even more disheartening was the change in interpersonal relationships. At Yinghua, when I was overwhelmed by practice problems, my teachers and classmates took turns comforting me. But at university? Classmates were basically just "tools" for group assignments, and I maintained a polite distance from professors. Finding someone I could truly confide in was a luxury.

I had a typical goal-oriented personality – I needed a clear objective to move forward; without direction, I stagnated. At the same time, I really disliked being bound by various school exams, which left me no time to improve myself according to my own ideas. So during that period, I was trapped in a long stretch of exhausting inner conflict, constantly pondering the meaning of life. We spend twelve years completing compulsory education, then we strive for university in high school, and then we continue the fierce competition for graduate school. After graduating, we still have to work hard, then get married and have children. We're constantly on the move. Do we really have to wait until we're old and frail before we have time to enjoy life? If the end of studying is always the next exam and the next round of competition, then what was the point of all those days and nights I spent studying and suffering in high school? At my most confused, I felt a deep-seated aversion to books and to numbers – which I used to love. I no longer wanted to numbly move forward along the predetermined track of fierce competition.

The day before my first-semester final exams, I spent the entire day working on group assignments and final exam revision. Dragging my aching body to my dorm, I searched the whole street – all I could find to eat were cold convenience-store rice balls and McDonald's. Numbed by the daily grind of coursework, even a hot roadside late-night snack had become a luxury. This seemingly small thing became the final straw. I suddenly realised I couldn't let myself suffocate in that oppressive environment any longer. Instead of stubbornly enduring a life that didn't suit me, I had to actively break free. Since living in Hong Kong was too stifling, I chose to settle in Shenzhen, starting my commute between Hong Kong and Shenzhen. Later, I adopted a cat, who played with me at home every day. In my spare time, I tutored A-levels. The income wasn't much, but it made my life more fulfilling and allowed me to create a small bar at home, where I could invite friends over for drinks and chats anytime.

Ironically, as the pace of life gradually relaxed, my studies and campus life at Hong Kong Polytechnic University took a new turn for the better. After choosing my major in my second year, I officially entered the Financial Mathematics programme. Because of my interest in this subject, I gradually found a learning rhythm that suited me, and the exams and assignments that once overwhelmed me became much easier to handle. I knew that the university courses alone were not enough to support my ambitions for my future career, so I successively prepared for several professional certifications in accounting, finance and other fields, and completed internships in banks and investment banks, accumulating knowledge of the financial industry through practical experience. At the same time, the university had abundant resources. I occasionally participated in industry sharing sessions and finance-themed salons on campus. Apart from delving deeper into my major, I had also had a great interest in international study-abroad applications since graduating from high school. So this summer, I am doing an internship in the study-abroad industry. Whenever the students I have mentored receive offers from their ideal universities and come to share their joy with me, the sense of accomplishment always heals my busy and tiring daily life.

It was in these small, everyday moments that I slowly untangled my past knots. I discovered that the meaning of life isn't necessarily about achieving grand goals. After a busy period, I can take a few days to travel to unfamiliar cities with old friends, experiencing different local cultures; spend weekends relaxing on the windowsill at home, basking in the sun with my cat; and during holidays, meet up with a few close friends at home for drinks and heartfelt conversations about life. Even in the busiest of ordinary days, the appearance of these small, beautiful moments quietly dissipates all the confusion, giving ordinary days extraordinary meaning. Life has no fixed, unchanging trajectory; we don't need to be trapped on a predetermined path, rushing headlong. We spend our entire lives collecting those rare and beautiful moments along the way.

Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. The world is a boundless wilderness, not prearranged rails, and genuine happiness hides in ordinary trivial moments.

This quote, from Emerson, translates to: "Don't follow the established path – go where no one has been, and leave your own footprints." Life is a wilderness, not a track.

This is also what I wanted to give you.

Now that you're in university, you'll likely experience the same confusion and sense of disillusionment that I did. On one hand, I want you to remember – life is a wilderness. Don't let the competitive tide overwhelm you until you're exhausted, and don't force yourself to blindly follow trends and relentlessly pursue high grades and rankings. When you're tired, take a break, immerse yourself in a hobby, or stroll alone through the city streets, living life at your own pace and following your heart.

On the other hand, I also want to tell you not to give up. You must study your major courses diligently, and at the same time, combine this with your own plans to obtain professional certifications. You can also use your holidays to try internships in different fields. This way, you can deepen your professional knowledge, accumulate industry resources, and explore areas you love according to your personal interests – just as I balanced finance with international studies, continuously improving myself through diverse methods. In short, you don't need to blindly study and compete for rankings, but you must always maintain a passion for learning and take advantage of the rich platforms available at university for self-improvement. In this way, life will naturally unfold its own unique landscape.

Finally, I sincerely wish all of you success in gaining admission to your desired universities and in freely embarking on your own unique journeys through life. May you carry the passion of youth, transcend conventional answers, and with the confidence you've gained at Yinghua, calmly explore the myriad possibilities ahead. Wherever the future leads, Yinghua will always be a starting point you can look back on. I look forward to meeting you all at the pinnacle of your respective fields in the future.

各位家长，老师，还有英华的学弟学妹们：

大家好。

我是2024届的毕业生Dalia。今天十分荣幸作为往届的学姐重返英华，坐在当年我自己毕业的礼堂里，看着即将奔赴新生活你们，我的思绪骤然飘回两年前属于我的毕业季。跟你们现在一样。那会儿我天天埋在试卷和题海中里，一边受尽国际大考和雅思的折磨，一边又天天幻想我那多姿多彩的大学生活。每次学习学到撑不住了，家里长辈翻来覆去的说：再熬两年，考上大学就轻松了。

就这句，支撑我走过整个高中。

我那会儿所有执念全都拴在奔赴香港的院校上。十七八岁的年纪，觉得考上港校就等于通关所有人生关卡——拿永居、留港工作、实现财富自由，一辈子再也不用被分数追着跑。我把大学当成终点线，以为只要跨过去，所有人生难题都会会迎刃而解

可真正踏入香港的大学校园，现实毫不留情的一点点打碎了我全部的幻想。

没有想象中那种自由散漫的日子。反而是各种quiz、pre、小组作业轮番轰炸着我，每个学期都是“刚考完试又要备考”的死循环。而且我身体特别有脾气——仿佛自带内地到香港的水土排斥buff，每次过关落地就发烧，一踏回内地体温自动正常。肉体精神两头受罪。更扎心的是人际落差。在英华，我刷题刷崩溃了，老师同学轮流来开导我。到了大学呢？同学基本就是组队做作业的“工具人”，跟教授保持礼貌距离，想找个能掏心窝聊天的人，实在是太奢侈了

我是典型的目的导向性人格，必须得找准目标才能往前走，没有方向就会停滞不前。同时我也很不喜欢被学校各种考试所束缚，没有时间让我按照我的想法提升我自己，所以那段日子我陷进很长一段时间的自我内耗，忍不住反复思考活着的意义： 我们用十二年走完义务教育，高中拼大学，大学要继续内卷申研，读完研还要为工作奔波，往后还要结婚生子，一辈子都在不停赶路，难道非要等到白发苍苍、步履蹒跚的时候，才有空闲好好享受生活吗？如果读书的终点永远是下一场考试、下一轮竞争，那我高中熬过无数日夜刷题吃苦，究竟是为了什么？迷茫到极致的时候，我打心底抵触书本抵触我以前最爱的数字，不再想顺着既定的内卷轨道麻木的向前走。

大一期末考试的前一天，我忙了一整天小组作业和期末复习，拖着浑身酸痛的身子走到宿舍楼下，翻遍整条街道，只剩下冷冰冰的便利店饭团和麦当劳能果腹。天天被课业压榨已然麻木，连一顿热腾腾的路边宵夜都成为了奢望——就这么一件小事，成了压垮我的最后一根稻草。我忽然醒悟，不能再任由自己困死在压抑的环境里面内耗，与其硬扛不适合的生活，不如主动跳出僵局。既然香港住着压抑，我就选择定居深圳，开启我的港深通勤。后来我养了一只小猫，天天跟我在家里打闹。空余时间做起A-level家教，赚的不多，但是能让我的生活变得更加充实的同时，还能支撑我家里打造一个小小酒馆，随时随地能邀请我的朋友来家里畅饮，聊天。

反而是生活节奏慢慢松弛后，我在港理工的学业与校园生活迎来了全新的转机。大二专业分科后，我正式进入金融数学专业，也因为对这个专业的兴趣，慢慢摸索出了适合我自己的学习节奏，曾经压得我喘不过气的考试作业也渐渐手拿把掐。我深知大学的课程不够支撑我对于将来事业的野心，所以我陆续备考了会计，金融等多项专业相关的证书，先后进入银行、投行完成实习，在实操里积累金融行业的知识。同时大学的资源十分丰富，我偶尔会参与校内行业分享、金融主题沙龙，除去对于所学专业领域的深耕，高中毕业之后我也一直对国际留学申请有着极大的兴趣，所以这个暑假我正在做着有关留学行业的实习，每当带过的学生拿到理想院校的录取，来和我分享喜悦时，满满的成就感总能治愈我忙碌又疲惫的日常。

也正在这些细碎的日常里，我慢慢解开了从前的心结。我发现人生的意义不是非要达成什么宏大目标。忙完一阵，抽几天跟老友去陌生城市旅游，体验不同的地域风情；周末窝在家里的窗台上和小猫一起晒晒太阳；假期和三两好友约在家里小酌畅聊人生。纵使平常的日子再忙碌，这些细碎又美好的瞬间一出现，所有混沌都悄然消散，平凡的日子也赋予了不一般的意义。人生从没有一成不变的既定轨迹，不必被困在预设好的路途里一路狂奔，我们穷尽一生，便是为了收藏沿途一幕幕难得的美好瞬间。

Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. The world is boundless wilderness, not prearranged rails, and genuine happiness hides in ordinary trivial moments.

这句话出自于爱默生，翻译过来就是：别沿着现成的路走，去没人去过的地方，踩出自己的脚印。人生是旷野，不是轨道。

这也是我想送给你们的。

你们进入了大学，大概率也会跟我一样撞上迷茫和落差。一方面，我希望你们记得——人生是旷野，不必被内卷大潮裹挟到身心俱疲，不必逼着自己跟风死磕绩点与排名。累了就适当停下脚步，沉浸式投入一项爱好，或是独自漫步城市街巷，遵从本心慢慢生活。

但另一方面，我也想告诉你们千万别躺平。一定要认真学好课内专业课，同时结合自身规划考取专业证书，还可以利用假期尝试不同赛道的实习，这样既可以深耕专业知识，积累行业资源，也能顺着个人兴趣去探索热爱的领域，就像我兼顾金融与国际升学一样，用多元化的方式持续提升自己。总的来说可以不死读书盲目内卷排名，但一定要始终保持学习的热忱，抓住大学丰富的平台自我沉淀。这样生活自然会开出独一份的风景。

最后，衷心祝愿各位学弟学妹如愿考入心仪院校，自在奔赴属于你们自己的人生旷野。愿你们怀揣少年热忱，跳出世俗划定的标准答案，带着在英华积攒下的底气，从容探索前方的万般可能。无论未来去往何方，英华永远是你们回头就能停靠的起点，期待来日与各位在各自的领域顶峰相逢。

Good afternoon.

I am Zoey from A2. It is both a great honor and a deeply emotional moment for me to stand here today as the student representative of the graduating class.

Four years ago, we walked into this high school filled with anticipation and a touch of uncertainty. We were curious about the future, yet slightly anxious about the unknown. In the blink of an eye, these four years have quietly passed. The lively classroom discussions and debates, the explorations in the laboratory, the laughter and teamwork in clubs and activities, and the tension and perseverance during exam seasons have all become the most vivid memories of our youth.

At this campus, we learned not only knowledge, but also how to think, how to express ourselves, and how to respect diverse cultures. We wrote essays in English, completed projects through collaboration, and examined issues with critical thinking. Through countless presentations and exchanges, we gradually learned to express ourselves with confidence. We came to understand that true education is not merely the accumulation of grades, but the expansion of perspective and the shaping of character.

Of course, these four years were not without challenges. We experienced the disappointment of unsatisfactory exam results and the anxiety of application season. We stayed up late revising essays repeatedly and gave our all in pursuit of our goals. Yet it was precisely these challenges that made us stronger and more mature. We learned to find direction under pressure, to rise again after setbacks, and to maintain courage amid uncertainty.

Here, I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to our teachers. Thank you for your patient instruction in class, your careful guidance after class, your encouragement when we felt lost, and your reminders when we grew complacent. You have been not only transmitters of knowledge, but also mentors guiding us along the path of growth. I would also like to thank our parents. Your unwavering support and understanding have given us the confidence to pursue our dreams. Your companionship and trust have been our strongest foundation.

Dear classmates, graduation is not an end, but a new beginning. We are about to set off for different corners of the world, enter different universities, choose different majors, and embark on our own unique journeys. The road ahead may still hold challenges, and the future may be full of uncertainties, but I firmly believe that the past four years have equipped us with the ability and courage to face the world.

Years from now, when we look back on this day, I hope we can proudly say that we once studied hard, strove earnestly, and grew together here; that we did not let our youth—or one another—down.

Finally, let us give our warmest applause to the teachers and parents who have supported us tirelessly, and offer our best wishes to ourselves as we set forth on a new journey. May our futures be as bright as brocade, and may we all meet again at the summit.

Thank you.

尊敬的校领导、老师们、亲爱的家长们、同学们：

大家好！

我是来自A2班的林喆元Zoey。今天，能够作为毕业生代表站在这里发言，我感到无比荣幸，也无比感慨。

四年前，我们带着憧憬与些许不安，走进这所高中。那时的我们，对未来充满好奇，却也对未知心怀忐忑。转眼之间，四年的时光悄然流逝。课堂上的讨论与争辩、实验室里的探索与尝试、社团活动中的欢笑与合作、备考季的紧张与坚持，都成为我们青春最鲜活的注脚。

在校园里，我们不仅学习知识，更学习如何思考、如何表达、如何尊重多元文化。我们用英语完成论文，用团队合作完成项目，用批判性思维审视问题，也在一次次展示与交流中，学会自信地表达自我。我们明白，真正的教育不仅是分数的累积，更是视野的拓展与人格的塑造。

当然，这四年并非一帆风顺。我们经历过考试失利的失落，申请季的焦虑，也曾在深夜为PS反复修改、为一个目标全力以赴。但正是这些挑战，让我们更加坚定与成熟。我们学会在压力中寻找方向，在失败中重新站起，在不确定中保持勇气。

在这里，我想特别感谢我们的老师。感谢你们在课堂上的耐心讲解，在课后的悉心指导，在我们迷茫时给予鼓励，在我们自满时给予提醒。你们不仅是知识的传递者，更是我们成长路上的引路人。也要感谢我们的父母，是你们始终如一的支持与包容，让我们有底气追逐梦想。你们的理解与陪伴，是我们最坚实的后盾。

亲爱的同学们，毕业不是结束，而是新的开始。我们即将走向世界不同的角落，进入不同的大学，选择不同的专业，开启属于自己的道路。也许前方仍有挑战，也许未来充满变数，但我相信，在这四年的历练中，我们已经具备了面对世界的能力与勇气。

多年以后，当我们回望今天，希望能够自豪地说：我们曾在这里努力过、拼搏过、成长过；我们没有辜负青春，也没有辜负彼此。

最后，让我们以最热烈的掌声，感谢辛勤付出的老师与家长；也为即将启程的自己送上祝福。愿我们此去前程似锦，顶峰相见。

谢谢大家！

尊敬的校领导、老师们，亲爱的家长们、同学们：

大家下午好！

我是F6班Jason吴圳阳同学的妈妈。今天，能站在这里，代表全体毕业生家长发言，我深感荣幸。在这桃李芳菲、意义非凡的时刻，请允许我代表全体毕业班同学的家长，向圆满完成学业的同学们表示热烈的祝贺，向所有倾注大量心血与辛劳的学校领导和老师们致以最诚挚的感谢!

时光荏苒、岁月如梭。仿佛昨天，孩子们背上行囊，怀揣着梦想走进英华的校门，脸上还带着些许青涩。一转眼，他们已经站在了人生新的起点。这段时间里，我们欣喜地见证了他们的蜕变。教室里，有他们奋笔疾书的身影；操场上，有他们挥洒汗水的青春；校园里，有他们与老师同学热烈讨论的声音。这些点点滴滴，都构成了他们青春最美的模样。看到今天台下这群朝气蓬勃、自信从容的年轻人，作为家长，除了由衷的欣慰和自豪，更多的是发自肺腑的感恩。

感谢学校为孩子们搭建了成长的舞台，用严谨的教学体系培养他们的学识，用温暖的人文关怀呵护他们的心灵。

感谢每一位老师，是你们的谆谆教诲，为他们点亮了前行的灯塔，是你们用爱心和智慧，浇灌着这些未来的希望。这份耐心和深情，我们家长都记在心里。

第三份感恩，献给我们自己——在座的家长朋友们。我们陪着孩子一起体验成长的快乐与烦恼，一起感受风雨过后彩虹的绚烂，我们焦虑过、失眠过、查过无数资料。但从今天起，我们可以慢慢放手了，孩子们已经长大，接下来，换我们为他们鼓掌。风里雨里，我们永远是孩子们最温暖、最坚实的港湾。

再一次目送，再一次启程。我想对孩子们说：毕业不是终点，而是另一段伟大征程的起点。无论你们接下来去往哪所大学、哪座城市，请记住——学校教给你们的学识，是你们闯天下的底气；老师赋予你们的品格，是你们扛风雨的铠甲；而爸爸妈妈，永远在家里给你们留着一盏灯。未来的路，不会一直平坦。但我们最在意的只有一件事：你开不开心，你有没有在做自己喜欢的事。愿你们带着母校赋予你们的知识学养和精神力量，踏上新的征程，朝着新的目标，继续努力、勇敢拼搏。此后经年，愿你们历尽千帆，归来依旧少年！

最后，祝愿我们的学校桃李芬芳，再创辉煌；祝愿老师们身体健康，桃李满天下；祝愿家长朋友们心想事成，如愿以偿；祝愿所有孩子——毕业快乐，前程万里！

谢谢大家！

尊敬的各位领导、家长朋友们，亲爱的同学们、老师们：

大家好！

我是DSE F6的班主任王甜洁Molly老师。人间最好的告别，从来都不是落幕，而是崭新的启程。今天，我们齐聚一堂，奔赴一场热烈的青春仪式。很荣幸能以教师的身份，站在这里，和大家细数过去时光的温柔沉淀，也与每一位少年，道一声珍重，赠一程远方。

回望过去三年，与同学们共同经历的点点滴滴在脑海中浮现。Gordon，算起来比我在这个班级的时间还要久，身边同学来来去去，但你从F4到F6，默默坚守班级，默默给教室更换新的黑板擦。Jason Suen，第一天来英华上学的路上就摔伤了下巴，但这也并没有阻止你笑嘻嘻地坚持来学校。Jason Wu和Aiden，最开始两位还有些小矛盾，但最后竟成为我们双旦小品挑大梁的双男主。以及Gary，同学们之间的润滑剂，无时无刻不展现自己的高情商。Sherry重返校园，每天都有Evelyn在等你；Jerry一步步自信，主动说想在双旦小品中扮演角色时，我内心说不出的欣喜。还有Hardy，减肥非常成功，每次见面都让我感叹。

说完了F6，再来说说我们A2的这群宝藏同学，虽然平时调皮，但每个人也都是独一无二的存在，以下是你们班主任Kento老师对大家的“灵魂点评”，大家看看是不是非常符合呢！

杨衡宇：自觉又烦人，喜欢打扮成小鲜肉 juicy

刘泓瑾：情绪稳定永不波澜 stable

赖雍曦：爱憎分明，声音贼大 loud

陈铎源：腼腆的帅哥 handsome

林喆元：天使般的学生，谜一般的朋友圈 angel

沈钊名：可爱，有趣，开心果，润滑剂 cute

蔺闻然：打篮球，摊大饼 basketball

程浩：黑皮，磁性，动感，魔术师 black

夏浩哲：周杰伦分伦 Jay周

周妮蔓：直白而又温婉的美少女 kind

王一朵：倔强而又委屈，标志性的微笑 rebellious

侯杰耀：快乐学习创始人 happy

胡倢铭：独特的穿搭审美，想法太多 childish

闫嘉梁：脸上自带微笑，走路自带平板 ipad

曾泓璋：假装爱学习的歌神 star

范凡：温柔而害羞 shy

王柯铭：...... speechless

朱桐欣：“安静”而又直爽 straight

别忘了还有我们新加坡课程的Esther，看着你这一年认真记笔记，努力学习的样子，心中满是感动与欣慰。

作为陪伴你们的老师，我们见过你们最疲惫的模样，也见过你们最耀眼的光芒。我们曾为你们的进步由衷喝彩，也曾为你们的懈怠暗自忧心。今天，你们即将告别校园，奔赴人生的下一场山海。最后，再跟你们唠叨几句：

愿你们永远保持热爱，做一个眼里有光的人。对生活的热爱，会让你在平凡的日子里发现美好; 对兴趣的热爱，会让你在疲惫的时候找到慰藉；对梦想的热爱，会让你在迷茫的时候找到方向。无论未来你走到哪里，都请不要熄灭心中的热爱之火。

愿你们永远保持善良，做一个心中有爱的人。这个世界或许并不完美，未来的路上也一定会有风雨和坎坷。但请你相信，善良永远是最强大的力量，它不是妥协，而是一种智慧。愿你既能保护好自己，也能温暖他人; 既能看清世界的真相，却依然热爱这个世界。

愿你们永远保持成长，做一个脚下有力的人。毕业不是学习的结束，而是真正自主学习的开始。未来的世界日新月异，只有不断学习、不断成长，才能跟上时代的步伐。请保持对未知的好奇，对知识的渴望，对自我的要求。不必急于求成，也不必与人攀比，按照自己的节奏，慢慢走，总会到达属于自己的远方。

同学们，无论你们走得多远，飞得多高，母校永远在这里牵挂着你们，支持着你们，欢迎你们常回家看看，走一走操场，坐一坐教室，和我们聊一聊大学里的新鲜事。

亲爱的同学们，海阔凭鱼跃，天高任鸟飞。愿你们此去前程似锦，未来可期！

谢谢大家！

尊敬的各位来宾、家长、老师，亲爱的2026届同学们：

下午好！

今天，我们不谈宏大的口号，不叙冗长的过往。在珠海温柔的海风里，我们共同见证一场安静、庄重、独属于你们的蜕变——你们正式告别少年时代，迎来属于自己的成人礼，迎来人生的独立与担当。

过去9年，我们陪伴一届又一届英华学子走过成人礼，见过无数青涩的脸庞、滚烫的眼眸。今天站在这里，我想说，每一届成人礼，都是独一无二的风景。作为高中国际课程的学子，你们的青春更特别、更勇敢。

你们的成长，是在两种文化、两种视野中不断探索的旅程。你们既要深耕学识、直面学业的压力，也要拥抱世界、接纳多元的差异；既要在题海与面试中打磨底气，也要在独立思辨、跨界探索中塑造格局。这一路，没有凭空而来的成长，只有深夜不灭的灯火、反复打磨的文书、一次次突破自我的尝试，成就了今日你们的模样。

成人礼，究竟意味着什么？

它不是年龄的简单递增，不是一场仪式的华丽落幕，而是权利与责任的双向奔赴，自由与自律的共生同行。

从此以往，你们拥有了成年人的选择权，可以奔赴更远的山海，选择自己热爱的学业、向往自己热爱的生活。但与此同时，你们也要接过成年人的责任：对自己的人生负责，对自己的选择兜底，对善意心怀敬畏，对困境坦然接纳。

在此，我想替所有师长、父母，说一句深埋在心底的话：

亲爱的英华学子们，父母的爱，从来不是捆绑与期许，而是一场体面的目送；老师的教诲，从来不是严苛的约束，而是希望你们有主动选择的底气。见证过你们的迷茫与忐忑，也铭记着你们的坚韧与闪光。你们不必苛求成为完美的别人，只需成为清醒、独立、善良、勇敢的自己。

前路漫漫，你们即将奔赴更广阔的国际舞台。未来的世界，有繁花似锦，也有风雨跌宕。愿你们带着英华学子的温良与笃定，眼里有国际视野，心中有中国底气。

最后，祝贺全体2026届英华学子，欢迎你们加入成年人的世界！

谢谢大家。