Class of 2025: Graduation Ceremony & Leavers’ Dinner

Class of 2025: Graduation Ceremony & Leavers’ Dinner

What a magical evening it was as we celebrated the Class of 2025! The night was filled with thought-provoking speeches, proud moments, and cherished Runnymede traditions.

The speeches reminded our graduating pupils that this occasion marks not just an end, but a commencement, or the start of a marathon. Mr Frank Powell urged pupils to abide by their principles and be uncompromising in defending them. Quoting Edmund Burke, he reminded us: “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.” A lasting legacy of this class is the establishment of Fundacion Runnymede College, a testament to their values and impact.

Mr Avinash Sukhwani encouraged pupils to work hard early in their careers, to not let rejection define them, and to explore “exotic careers” or try different paths until they find the right one. He also reminded us that personal happiness lies in time spent with family and friends.

The evening continued with Prize Giving, celebrating academic excellence, sporting achievements, Duke of Edinburgh Awards, and special graduation gifts.

A drinks reception brought together families, friends, and staff, followed by a tree-planting ceremony – symbolising the roots of the Runnymede spirit and the growth ahead.

A delightful dinner with pupils and staff, accompanied by performances from our talented musicians, brought warmth and joy to the evening. We concluded with the singing of Auld Lang Syne, our Runnymede tradition.

Once a Runnymedian, always a Runnymedian.Congratulations, Class of 2025, we are so proud of you!

Mr Powell’s Speech

Mr Sukhwani’s Speech

 

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