Celebrating Success: Highlights from the Memorable Graduation Ceremonies at Fountain Gate Schools

Max Awad
5 days ago
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Updated: 3 days ago

Today, 29th November 2025, marked a special day for Fountain Gate Schools as two beautiful graduation ceremonies took place. These events celebrated the achievements of young learners completing their pre-unit education at two different campuses: Fountain Gate Academy Pre and Primary School in Tabata and Fountain Gate Maureen Memorial Pre School in Mkundi Morogoro. Both ceremonies showcased the dedication of students, teachers, and families, creating lasting memories and inspiring the community.

Graduation Ceremony at Fountain Gate Maureen Memorial Pre School

The day at Maureen Memorial began with a warm prayer, setting a respectful and hopeful tone. The headteacher, Madam Ariziki Abas, welcomed the guest of honor and all attendees with heartfelt words. The students then took center stage, performing demonstrations that highlighted their learning progress. These were followed by lively modern and traditional dances that entertained parents and guests, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the region.

Madam Ariziki Abas delivered a moving speech, emphasizing the importance of education and community support in shaping the future of these young graduates. The guest of honor also shared inspiring remarks, encouraging the children to continue working hard and embracing the values taught at Fountain Gate Schools.

Graduation Ceremony at Fountain Gate Academy Pre and Primary School Tabata

At the Tabata campus, the ceremony was equally impressive. Headteacher Mr. Karama Alaffary welcomed the guest of honor Mr. Charles Nduku Managing Director Bigbox Ltd alongside the school principal, Mr. Joseph Mjingo. They were supported by other distinguished guests including Mr. Martin Ernest, headmaster of Fountain Gate Secondary School Dodoma, and Mr. Salum Mustafa, headteacher of Fountain Gate Dodoma Pre and Primary School.

The event featured student demonstrations and a mix of modern and traditional dances performed by the pre-unit graduates. The boys wore elegant cream suits, while the girls looked charming in pink dresses paired with neat white stockings. Older students added excitement with acrobatics, dances, and a fashion show that captivated the audience

A touching moment came when a pre-unit student read heartfelt letters, expressing gratitude and hopes for the future. The speeches from the headteachers representing Dodoma were inspiring, with Mr. Joseph Mjingo focusing on the three pillars of Fountain Gate Academy: knowledge, wisdom, and talents. The guest of honor Mr. Charles Nduku praised the schools for their role model status in Tanzania, highlighting the importance of hard work and resilience.

What Made These Ceremonies Special

Both ceremonies shared several key elements that made them memorable:

Strong community involvement: Parents, teachers, and guests all played active roles.
Cultural celebration: Traditional dances connected students to their heritage.
Student achievements: Demonstrations and performances showed real progress.
Meaningful speeches: Leaders emphasized values like knowledge, wisdom, and resilience.
Visual elegance: The graduates’ attire added a sense of occasion and pride.

These moments not only celebrated academic milestones but also reinforced the values that Fountain Gate Schools instill in their students.

Moving Forward with Inspiration

The graduation ceremonies at Fountain Gate Academy Tabata and Maureen Memorial Pre School remind us how education shapes lives and communities. The dedication of students and staff, combined with the support of families, creates a strong foundation for future success. As these young graduates step into the next phase of their education, the lessons of hard work, culture, and community will guide them.

For parents and educators, these events highlight the importance of nurturing talents and wisdom alongside knowledge. The Fountain Gate Schools continue to set a high standard in Tanzania, inspiring others to follow their example.