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A Beautiful  ::::::::::::::::{  The  entertainment  included  both  student  perfor-


 Arabian Night  lenges, the evening was a success, with everyone
     mances and teachers too. Despite the earlier chal-


     enjoying the food, the decor, and the energy of the
     event.



     Reflecting  on  the  experience,  what  stood  out  was
 he Whole School Dinner was a significant   not just the beauty of the night but the teamwork
 event for me as a Year 11 student, marking   and adaptability that made it possible. The student

 T both a moment of celebration and respon-  council worked tirelessly to ensure that, despite the
 sibility.  Having  watched  previous  years’  dinners   near-mishaps, the event was a memorable one. For
 as an attendee, this year felt different because for   Year 11 students like myself, it was a final opportunity
 us, as Year 11s, it was our last at the school. From   to give back to the school and create an evening
 the  outset,  we  wanted  to  ensure  that  the  event   that the younger students would cherish.
 was  welcoming,  especially  for  the  Year  7s  and
 new  students  who  were  experiencing  their  first   The  Whole  School  Dinner  was  more  than  just  a
 formal school event.  themed  party—it  was  a  celebration  of  our  school

     community, a night that brought together students
 The planning process was no easy feat. From co-  of all ages to share in something special.
 ordinating the elaborate decoration to ensuring
 the menu reflected the theme while offering di-
 verse options, every detail was considered. How-
 ever,  as  with  any  large-scale  event,  not  every-
 thing went according to plan. A few hiccups, like
 a last-minute mix-up with the seating arrange-

 ments, nearly derailed the evening, but thanks to
 quick thinking and improvisation from the student
 council, we managed to pull it off seamlessly.


 On  the  night  of  the  dinner,  the  cafeteria  was
 transformed into a scene straight out of the Ara-
 bian Nights, with colourful drapery and soft light-
 ing casting a magical glow. As students arrived,
 HAFSAH BELLO MOHAMMED   dressed in elegant attire, the initial nervousness
 DINING PERFECT  among  the  Year  7s  quickly  turned  into  excite-

 ment as they were welcomed into the lively at-
 mosphere.
 it was a celebration of

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