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A Tradition of

Leadership

he Prefect Hustings at The Regent Sec-
ondary School is a time-honoured tra-
Over two days, 68
Tdition that gives aspiring student lead-
ers a platform to present their vision for the
school community. Every year, aspiring stu- students stood before
dent leaders step onto the legendary stage
to share their ambitions, dreams, and vision their peers and teachers,
different. Over two days, 68 students stood seizing their 90 seconds
for the school community. This year was no

before their peers and teachers, seizing their to inspire, persuade,
90 seconds to inspire, persuade, and lead.
and lead.

For some, the moment was filled with confi-
dence and conviction, their voices echoing
with determination. For others, there was a
touch of nervousness, a reminder that cour- ondary School community – one
age is not the absence of fear but the abil- built on ambition, responsibility, and
ity to stand up despite it. Regardless of a shared commitment to growth.
their approach, each student added their

voice to the rich history of speeches that As another year of Hustings concludes,
have defined the Hustings for generations. the legacy continues. The stage re-
mains, waiting for next year’s voices
The event serves as a rite of passage, a plat- to rise and carry forward the spirit of
form where leadership is not just claimed leadership that defines The Regent
but demonstrated. It is here that the future Secondary School.
of the student body begins to take shape,
where ideas are planted, and where leaders
emerge. Every speech, whether bold or hes-

itant, reflects the heart of The Regent Sec-

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