My Primary One Pupils did excellently in Christian Religious Knowledge (C. R. K.) class on Monday, 30th June.

The first period on Monday morning, 30th June at Kings and Queens Royal Schools was Christian Religious Knowledge (C. R. K.) and the topic on the syllabus for my Primary One Pupils was focusing on the Benefits of Helping Others. As I began the lesson, I was struck by their eagerness to learn. They listened attentively, asked thoughtful questions, and participated enthusiastically in the interactive class.

Before I knew it, we had covered the entire topic, and still, had time Seizing the opportunity, I decided to introduce a new topic: Peace Making. The pupils' response was nothing short of amazing. They soaked up every word, asked insightful questions, and demonstrated a deep understanding of the concepts.

But what happened next left me speechless. I called each pupil forward to explain what was on the board, testing their understanding of both topics. One by one, they stood up, looked at the board, and began to explain the benefits of helping others and the importance of peace making. Their explanations were intelligent, thoughtful, and articulate. I was amazed by their ability to grasp complex concepts and communicate them in a clear and concise manner. It was as if they had been studying these topics for months, not just minutes.

As I listened to each pupil, I felt an overwhelming sense of pride and joy. These young minds were not just learning; they were growing, developing, and blossoming into compassionate, thoughtful, and intelligent individuals.

At Kings and Queens Royal Schools, we are committed to molding young minds, shaping them into leaders of tomorrow. And as I looked at my Primary One pupils, I knew that we were on the right track. These young leaders were already demonstrating the values, skills, and knowledge that would take them far in life.

As the lesson came to a close, I couldn't help but feel grateful for the opportunity to teach and learn from these incredible young minds. They had not only impressed me but had also reminded me of the importance of nurturing and guiding the next generation of leaders.