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Class Rank: 1/50 My dream is to become an engineer when I grow up. I know that I have to do good in subjects like Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry. In my life time I learned that difficult subjects were more rewarding when I did not give up. I learned about difficult experiences when I lost my youngest sister. It was so painful to face death when I was still a kid. I feel proud when I succeed when it is difficult now, and even more proud of myself when I received my score as the 3rd in the whole district. After these four years I want to become an engineer, to help the society in different ways and also help my fellow citizens. I also want to become a good citizen of my country.

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Dayyan's Funding history

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2018 Form 4
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2016 Form 2

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HELLO EVERYONE...,
I am proud being part of this family,i thank everyone so much for the support for the few years back and the other two years for my advance classes.Advance classes were some how tough but i was not ready to give up,and am still ready to learn more and more,
Also thanking every one assisting this program, hope we will still get in touch in life to come.Much much more thanks to Madam Judy,lots of love from me.
TSF member,from year 2016
Hello,

I hope this message finds you well. How is everything going with you? I am in my senior year, that means I have to deal with college applications while taking quite a few difficult courses. However, I think I enjoy the challenge. I like all my classes, especially AP Studio Art class. I need to prepare more than 20 pieces of art work before next May for this class. It is both challenging and rewarding. How is your school? What classes are you taking? I hope you are doing well.

Cheers,

Anthony
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