The Board of Management - B.O.M
Girls, you are the face of St. Brigid's, we value you and we have hope in you. In the near future, people will ask you, “Where did you school?" Your answer will determine the trajectory of your conversation. It will be of high regard if they affirm that indeed you behave like a St. Brigid's alumnus. In all your undertakings, learn to care for yourself. Be responsible and accountable for your actions at all times. As you grow, learn to live with other people and be kind, this will help you build relationships both in and out of school.
Remember that in HUMILITY LIES GREATNESS, you will only dine with the high and mighty if you embrace this policy. You are our potential leaders and as the cornerstone of a revolutalised future, I urge you to always be respectful. Respect yourself, your peers, the workers parents, leaders, teachers and utmost, God Almighty. Tolerance too, is a crucial skill in human life. Be tolerant of others and different circumstances, having in mind that, difficult situations are only but temporary Respect authority, both in and out of school, avoid straying from the expected, stay on course always and you'll achieve great milestones. It is the little gestures that count; Be courteous, respectful and most importantly, prayerful. Avoid noise making and theft, correct people in private and treat them as you would have wished to be treated. In school, use all the available opportunities, invest in academics, sports, clubs and societies for they are all essential This is how you build your own life.
Drugs: Those in drugs should be assisted. You see somebody on drugs, follow protocol report him to relevant parties in order for them to be assisted.
If you are the one, seek help, talk to someone about it, ask for guidance, you'll have a second chance to mend your life.
To all workers of this great school, know that everyone is important. You are in a good school. You can make it better, by listening to your students and giving them a chance to talk to you. Teachers, take the place of God. You are there to produce something out of these brilliant young girls. Make them want to lean; they want to know, always. Help them by filling their inquisitive minds. Teach them skills that will propel them into great careers as well as responsible members in society. Good command of language, etiquette and communication skills. All these will get them through interviews. Lastly, thank the Senior Principal for her good leadership in steering this school in the right direction. I want you to pray. Begin your day with a prayer and at the end of the day thank God. Asante, Mungu awabariki.
