A former Counsellor of the Christ The King School, Mrs Gloria Naa Ahinee Clark, has advised students to be respectful to everyone, especially their friends and mates.
According to her, when children were respectful it created many opportunities for them.
Mrs Clark said this when she addressed the 2015 graduating class of the school.
Speaking on the theme: “Relevance of christian education in the total formation of the youth,” Mrs Clark said if every child needed to acquire knowledge and skills, it depended on their culture.
She added that what children ate, how they slept and how they talked must all be Christ-centred since Christ was the ultimate in all things.
She, therefore, encouraged them to be worthy ambassadors of the school.
The Headmistress of the School, Sr Dr Jesse Quist, thanked parents for the physical and psychological help they continued to give to the students.
