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BI-SMILLĀHI R-RAḤMĀNI R-RAḤĪM
Asalaamu alaikum warakmatulahi taala wa barakatuh!
It is my privilege to greet our dear students who are graduating from their
respective grade levels in the academic year 2021 to 2022. On behalf of the
Ministry of Basic, Higher, and Technical Education, I congratulate our learners
for finishing their studies – from completing alternative learning materials to
answering tests and assessments. Whatever challenges you faced this school
year, the perseverance and creativity you exemplify will add to the knowledge
and skills that you gained.
I also want to commend the teachers, learning facilitators, school heads, and
administrators who guided you through the learning process despite the
difficulties brought by the pandemic. Finally, I also want to thank the parents
who continue to invest in their children's bright future and were instrumental in
the shift to the home-based learning modality.
Basic education, which includes primary and secondary, is crucial for our
nation’s future. Basic education generally provides foundational competencies
such as reading comprehension, language acquisition and development, and
understanding of numeracy.
Such knowledge is necessary for young students to deal with complicated ideas
and tasks as they progress through advanced pathways in the educational
system. In this regard, schools and learning centers are incubators for innovative
ideas and help shape the next generation of leaders and professionals.
It can awaken your curiosity and creativity, develop your inner talents, and
inspire you to provide solutions and help others. And even if you are studying at
home, education can broaden your horizon and aspire for a better and brighter
future. I am confident that you will grow personally and professionally in the
next step of your education journey.
We have the moral obligation to uplift the lives of our learners through the
implementation of vital education programs and services. But, more importantly,
we should observe Moral Governance, and renounce any questionable practices
that can undermine the formation of educated, competent, and ethical
individuals for future leadership and the workforce.
Again, my warmest congratulations to all graduates and their families. The late
Nelson Mandela said, "Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to
change the world." Therefore, continue studying or improving your skills to help
the Bangsamoro region achieve sustainable peace, justice and prosperity. Please
trust in the Almighty, and He will surely guide you in the right direction.
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