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If you were anywhere near our campus on graduation day, you might have paused in confusion. Bouquets? Blushing smiles? A sharply dressed young man in a bow tie? You could be forgiven for wondering, “Is someone getting married at school?”

Well… no.

Despite all appearances, what you saw was not a proposal. No vows were exchanged. No rings, no cake, no runaway flower girls. What you witnessed was the very proud graduation of our Primary 6 students — and an unexpected floral twist that had people talking.

Our young graduates arrived looking like stars at a red carpet event — and then the flowers came out.

Beautiful, dramatic bouquets, the kind usually reserved for pageants, proposals… or apologies. These weren’t from secret admirers or classmates with nervous intentions. Nope. These were gifts from family members who simply wanted to say, “Well done, we’re proud of you!” (with a side of flair, of course).

One graduate was even spotted inspecting her bouquet as if searching for a hidden engagement ring.

We’re still not sure if she found a flower or a secret message from the florist, but the concentration was real.

And yes, one very photogenic classmate in a tuxedo-style suit stood beside a smiling girl with a rose bouquet.

No, he’s not her fiancé. He’s her brother. Repeat after us: It was a graduation.

So let’s settle it once and for all:
✅ Academic achievement? Yes.
✅ Future bright? Absolutely.
✅ Wedding bells? Not today, friends.

Congratulations to our fabulous P6 graduates. May your next chapter be full of learning, laughter, and maybe fewer rumors of engagements.

And to everyone who brought flowers… thank you for the drama. We loved it.