Opposition leader Allen Chastanet has called on parents to support their children’s education by staying engaged and being a source of stability in the lives of the youngsters.
In a back-to-school message on Facebook, the United Workers Party (UWP) leader advised parents to encourage their children’s dreams.
“Parents, your love and support are instrumental in your children’s educational journey. Stay engaged, be their rock, and encourage their dreams,” the former Prime Minister stated.
He also had words of encouragement for students returning to school for the new academic year.
“Embrace this opportunity with enthusiasm and curiosity. Learn not just from textbooks but from the world around you. Seek knowledge, ask questions, and never stop exploring,” the Micoud South MP said.
“Remember, every challenge you face is an opportunity to grow stronger and wiser,” Chastanet declared.
He asserted that education is not about grades but about becoming well-rounded individuals who contribute positively to society.
In addition, Chastanet expressed gratitude to teachers and educators.
“Thank you for your dedication and commitment to shaping the future. Your role in molding young minds is invaluable, and I applaud your unwavering efforts,” the opposition leader said.
He wished all a successful and fulfilling school year, urging them to reach new heights and make the most of every opportunity.
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May the Sprit of the LORD rest on them_
the Sprit of wisdom to fear the LORD and of understanding,
the Sprit of counsel and power, the Sprit of knowledge of the fear of the LORD_
and they will delight in the fear of the LORD…