A big congratulations to our brilliant students for securing 2nd position at the Children’s Day celebration hosted by Aga Khan Hospital! 🏆✨ Their performance was not only outstanding but deeply moving, leaving the audience in awe of their confidence, acting skills, and maturity. 
On this special occasion, our students presented a thought-provoking role play titled “A Stolen Childhood,” highlighting the themes of education, equality, and the rights of every child. Through powerful dialogues, expressive acting, and heartfelt emotions, they portrayed the harsh realities faced by countless children who are deprived of their basic rights, especially education.
The story revolved around Sara, a young domestic helper, and her struggles as she worked tirelessly in a home where she was treated unfairly and denied love, care, and education. The contrasting lives of Ahmed—Madam’s son—and Sara beautifully showcased the inequality that exists within society. The audience watched with heavy hearts as Sara silently endured hunger, exhaustion, and emotional pain while children her age enjoyed learning, playing, and growing freely.
The turning point of the performance came when Ahmed fell seriously ill, making his parents realize the gravity of injustice they had inflicted upon Sara. Through emotional scenes and heartfelt realizations, the message became crystal clear: every child deserves respect, care, education, and equal opportunities—regardless of their background or circumstances.
The final scene, where Madam apologizes to Sara and promises to restore her right to education, brought many in the audience to tears. Sara’s hopeful smile in the end symbolized a brighter, fairer, and kinder future for all children.
This performance was more than a competition—
it was a powerful reminder that we, as a community, must protect every child’s dignity and ensure that no childhood is stolen.
We are incredibly proud of our students for delivering such a meaningful message with grace, confidence, and emotional depth. Their achievement reflects not just talent, but empathy and awareness—qualities that truly make them champions. 🌟
Once again, heartfelt congratulations to our wonderful performers for making us proud!