The 2025 Chronicle

lowed the last light of day. I wasn’t sure where I stood anymore – caught between two worlds, two identities. But Jehudah Bond knew one thing: there was no single truth. Truth wasn’t buried in prayers or rituals – it was something I would have to navigate for myself, shaped by those around me. As I walked back to my dorm, my mission had never felt less clear. But I knew one thing: I wasn’t here to choose a side. I was here to understand. And maybe Nietzsche was right: “There are no facts, only inter pretations.”

absolute conviction. The sound swelled, pressing against my ribs, tightening my throat. Had I failed the mission? Was I the only one who didn’t feel it? And then… The moment cracked open. It wasn’t about truth. It wasn’t about right or wrong. It was about belonging. I stepped outside into the cool air, the voices fading behind me. Shadows stretched across the campus as the clouds swal

FRENCH

event with Epworth School for the B Block class. This collabora tive gathering served as an engaging introduction to the matric programme that will commence in 2026. The afternoon proved to be a resounding success – filled with laughter, interactive role-play activities, and a lively Kahoot session that had every one fully involved. The junior Blocks also enjoyed their annual excursion to Piggly Wiggly for pizzas and minigolf, as well as a delightful petit dé jeuner morning outing hosted by St Anne’s Diocesan College. As the saying goes, “A picture is worth a thousand words.” The following images capture just a few of the year’s memorable moments.

Head of Department: Ms Martine De Maroussem

Another year has passed, marked once again by the matric class of 2025 enjoying the traditional French Matric Dinner at Hil

ton College at the end of term one.

The academic year unfolded smoothly, with the boys complet ing the various syllabi and sitting their SAL final examinations early in the examination session. In addition to the customary round of minigolf and pizzas at Piggly Wiggly, this year’s programme included a special joint