Jerome

  What if the path to entrepreneurship isn’t just about starting a business, but about discovering how to turn your passions into a way of life? This was the heart of the event on March 17, where we had the opportunity to explore the diverse world of entrepreneurship through the various specializations of T.L.E. (Technology and Livelihood Education). More than just a school fair, this experience opened our eyes to the endless possibilities that come with combining creativity, skill, and a business mindset. It made me wonder: Can entrepreneurship truly be taught, or is it something you learn by diving in and embracing challenges head-on? Our adventure began at the TLE T’s Go booths, located right in front of SPTVE. Filled with mini-games and interactive photo opportunities, this area was the perfect place to have fun and get a taste of how business can be tied to entertainment. As we played, I couldn’t help but reflect on the question: How do simple games and interactive experience...

  What does it truly mean to be part of a school with over a century of history, and how can we honor that legacy while shaping the future? The atmosphere was electric, filled with anticipation. The fresh scent of cut grass blended with the tempting aroma of street food. Everywhere I looked, the campus of ISNHS buzzed with excitement as we celebrated our 123rd High School Day . This wasn't just another school event; it was a vibrant blend of tradition, talent, and unity, reflecting the enduring legacy of our institution. The weeks leading up to the celebration were a whirlwind of preparation. Mornings were spent in intense rehearsals, with the energetic beats of the "Battle of the Bands" concert and the synchronized movements of the field demonstration teams filling the air. Various student clubs worked diligently to set up their booths, transforming the school grounds into a lively marketplace that showcased the creativity and talents of our peers. The effort and passi...

  How can a website's design impact the user experience and the creator's understanding of technology?" This question guided my exploration throughout the fourth quarter as I learned about web development and its impact on both users and creators. Through my experiences with the Internet and Microsoft FrontPage , I discovered how web design is not just about aesthetics but also about creating functional, accessible, and user-friendly experiences. By learning the basics of website creation, HTML coding, and integrating multimedia elements, I developed a stronger understanding of the importance of web design in shaping how users interact with content online. During this quarter, one of the key discoveries I made was understanding the balance between creativity and functionality in web design. I learned how to incorporate various elements like images, links, and videos into a webpage while ensuring that the site remains responsive and fast loading. Despite the challenges th...

“In the future, there will be no female leaders. There will just be leaders.” – Sheryl Sandberg  The theme "WE for Gender Equality and an Inclusive Society" invites us to reflect on the power of unity and collective action in fostering a more equitable world. It emphasizes that achieving gender equality is not just about policies or individual efforts—it’s about each of us coming together to break down barriers, challenge outdated stereotypes, and build a society where everyone, regardless of gender, has equal opportunities to thrive.      We often talk about equality in terms of access to resources, education, and rights, but true equality also means creating spaces where people feel seen, valued, and heard, irrespective of their gender. It requires not only acknowledging differences but celebrating them, and most importantly, ensuring that every individual can fully participate and contribute to the fabric of society.      In an inclusive society...

  Have you ever wondered what it takes to command a ship and navigate the vast oceans, ensuring the safety of the crew and the success of each voyage? Imagine standing at the helm, guiding a massive vessel across the open sea, with the world’s ports and cities awaiting your arrival. For me, this is not just a dream—it is the future I am working toward. As a grade 10 student, I am already laying the groundwork for my journey to become a successful captain in marine transportation, and in 15 years, I envision myself leading ships across the globe, overcoming challenges, and making a significant impact on the maritime industry. The first step on this journey is to build a strong educational foundation. While still in school, I focus on subjects like mathematics, science, and geography, all of which are crucial for understanding the technical aspects of navigation and logistics. In addition, I am exploring online courses and extracurricular activities that can provide an early underst...