Facing the end of my junior high school life, I realised I spent so many unforgettable days here that I am loathed to part with all of them. I miss every teacher, every classmate, and every corner of the campus.
From the bottom of my heart, I think that what I have achieved at Harrow, the changes I have made, the things I have learned, and the friends I have made will greatly benefit my future life. At Harrow, I became braver, more determined, and more mature. I never thought before that I would dare to express my opinion publicly, stand on stage to speak to the public, perform in a band with friends, organise an event, or even run for House Captain... I love every teacher who has taught me and every classmate. The people and things here are very different from what I experienced at my previous schools.
It is no exaggeration to say that Y10 is the best group I have ever been in! I feel very happy in this group. I don't know how many times in my life I can use “happiness” to describe my social status. For me, every minute I spent with Y10 is an extremely precious and beautiful memory. In my impression, I rarely feel unhappy in this group. In my opinion, respect, tolerance, joy, and understanding are synonymous with Y10.
Every teacher at Y10 has touched me very much. They are both teachers and friends. In my opinion, they are the manifestation of educational success. The essence of education should be to give students happiness and respect while acquiring knowledge, rather than unlimited pressure and control. I like the unique teaching style of each teacher, the character of each of them, and the respect and love they have for the students. Because of this I was surprised to find that I gradually fell in love with every subject, even if it was a science subject that I was not very good at.
Whenever I think that the day of separation is just around the corner, I selfishly want to keep everyone around me. And then I realize that maybe we will be separated at this moment, but what each of them brings to me will be valuable wealth.
Finally, I wish every Y10 student a bright and great future!