Giant City Graduation Speech

Hello everyone, and thank you for attending our Giant City graduation tonight. I would first like to start by paying recognition to the ones who have gotten my classmates and I where we are today. To the teachers and staff who have helped us through all these years and never gave up on us. To all the parents and family who have supported us and have done so much for us. And to my classmates themselves whom have made these years together so great and memorable. I thank all of you.

I’m sure most of us remember what is was like in our first days here where we were just starting our journey here as the little ones scared of the older kids. We have all come a long way since those days, I mean look at us now, we all know our ABC’s, we learned that you can’t base your friendships off of who would share that 64 pack of crayons with the sharpener in the back, and that you shouldn’t wait until the day it’s due to start an essay, well at least some of us follow that last one. Those days are long passed and we will start the new journey in high school soon, but we can’t forget those days because they taught us so many valuable lessons to learn from.
Just like in our actual families, we’ve been through a lot together, we’ve grown together, and now it's going to be hard for us to be split up. In The Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh, there is a quote that is “How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.” Most of us can relate to this quote now, as saying goodbye to Giant City and growing apart from some of the friends we have made here is going to be very hard, but at the same time we are all so lucky to have been apart of this school and the memories we made