MRS holds high achievers ceremony

Islamabad
Success, scholarships and smiles defined the aura of the High Achievers Ceremony of Millennium Roots Schools at PNCA Auditorium Islamabad.
The day commenced with the special message read on behalf of the Prime Minister of Pakistan for CEO Roots Millennium Schools on the occasion. The institution had all the reason to celebrate with the High Achievers Ceremony, as Millennial students broke all world records and scored top positions in the world in all national and international examinations with 21 distinctions — attained perfect scores in SAT-I 2400/2400, and received admission offers in the top national & international universities with full scholarships in the disciplines of Physics, Social Sciences, Arts, Technology and Engineering programmes at world’s top universities.
The ceremony was graced by Speaker National Assembly Sardar Ayaz Sadiq as chief guest. He delivered a key note address to the graduating Class of 2015.
Millennial Moiz Rehan, A Level student of Flagship Millennium Campus I-9/3, Islamabad, was announced as Millennial Student of the Year 2015. Rooheena Madni received 100% scholarship from Bikent University Turkey, Muhammad Osama Khan got 100% scholarship from NYU Abu Dhabi. Asad Tamil with 100% scholarship from Hong Kong University and Tehniyat Naveed got $250,200.00 scholarship for four years from Reeds College.
The brilliance of the students was appreciated and acknowledged at national and international level.
At the end of the ceremony rich tributes were paid to Sardar Ayaz Sadiq, Speaker National Assembly, cake was cut, shields, medals and certificates were distributed among high-achiever students and award winning teachers. The chief guest also gave awards to founding teachers, faculty, foreign language teachers and management staff members of Roots Millennium Schools nationwide.
Chaudhry Faisal Mushtaq TI, Chief Executive Roots Millennium Schools & National Guidance Counsellor, took the opportunity to express his thoughts on the impressive achievements and congratulated the top-scorers.

Islamabad Success, scholarships and smiles defined the aura of the High Achievers Ceremony of Millennium Roots Schools at PNCA Auditorium Islamabad.
The day commenced with the special message read on behalf of the Prime Minister of Pakistan for CEO Roots Millennium Schools on the occasion. The institution had all the reason to celebrate with the High Achievers Ceremony, as Millennial students broke all world records and scored top positions in the world in all national and international examinations with 21 distinctions — attained perfect scores in SAT-I 2400/2400, and received admission offers in the top national & international universities with full scholarships in the disciplines of Physics, Social Sciences, Arts, Technology and Engineering programmes at world’s top universities.
The ceremony was graced by Speaker National Assembly Sardar Ayaz Sadiq as chief guest. He delivered a key note address to the graduating Class of 2015.
Millennial Moiz Rehan, A Level student of Flagship Millennium Campus I-9/3, Islamabad, was announced as Millennial Student of the Year 2015. Rooheena Madni received 100% scholarship from Bikent University Turkey, Muhammad Osama Khan got 100% scholarship from NYU Abu Dhabi. Asad Tamil with 100% scholarship from Hong Kong University and Tehniyat Naveed got $250,200.00 scholarship for four years from Reeds College.
The brilliance of the students was appreciated and acknowledged at national and international level.
At the end of the ceremony rich tributes were paid to Sardar Ayaz Sadiq, Speaker National Assembly, cake was cut, shields, medals and certificates were distributed among high-achiever students and award winning teachers. The chief guest also gave awards to founding teachers, faculty, foreign language teachers and management staff members of Roots Millennium Schools nationwide.
haudhry Faisal Mushtaq TI, Chief Executive Roots Millennium Schools & National Guidance Counsellor, took the opportunity to express his thoughts on the impressive achievements and congratulated the top-scorers.