Head Girl
About Kaely:
Date of Birth: June 14th, 2012 Age: 11
Favorite subject and why:
My favorite subject is Science because we learn more about our natural environment and the parts of our body.
A person I admire and why:
I admire my mother because she puts the needs of other people before her own and she is very kind and loving towards me and my brother.
Goals:
To graduate as valedictorian with honors in elementary and high school, and to be an accountant when I grow up.
Hobbies and/or Special Talents:
Singing, dancing, painting, drawing and writing
Extra Curricular Activities:
Ladies Club, Brownies, Eco Club, Drama Club, Choir, Recorder Club, Girl’s Club and Awana
Head Boy
About Jonathan
Date of Birth: June 11th, 2012 Age: 11
Favorite subject and why: My favorite subject is Arithmetic, because it can help me when counting or with science experiments.
A person I admire and why:
I admire my mom, because she is caring, loving, and she helps me become more disciplined when doing work.
Goals:
To become an engineer or an attorney
Hobbies and/or Special Talents:
Reading, painting, playing piano and singing
Extra Curricular Activities:
Track and Field, Soccer, Eco Club, Red Cross, School Choir, Church Choir and Church Band
Head Girl
About Amiyah:
Amiyah Stubbs is a 12th grade student of the prestigious Temple Christian High School where she currently holds the title and the responsibilities of Head Girl. Her skills and abilities as a leader not only captured the attention of her teachers and peers, but also motivates her in the development of skills in entrepreneurship.
She has amassed 6 Bahamas Junior Certificates (B.J.C.s) in Mathematics, English Language, Social Studies, Religious Studies, General Science and Art Design, and expects to pass at least eight Bahamas General Certificate of Secondary Education (BGCSE) examinations in the upcoming year. Heavily involved in school clubs such as The Governor General’s Youth Award (GGYA), Debate Club, Student Christian Movement (SCM) and the Art Club, where she is currently president, Amiyah also leads The Student Leaders’ Committee. In addition to this, she is actively involved in charitable events such as donating goods to the Ranfurly Home for Children as well as the old folks home as she strongly believes that “the same measure you use to give to others, the same shall be used to give back to you.
Outside of school, she is involved in pageantry and is the current reigning Miss Teen Of The Universe Bahamas. When she’s not engaged in speaking engagements with other young people, she is on the field practicing and strengthening her skills in Track and Softball.
Head Boy
About Stanford
Born on December 9, 2006, to the proud parents of Apollonia and Stanford Dean, I Stanford Dean Jr., am a brother to one. I, started my early childhood education at the tender age of seven at See Saw Christian Academy. I was an honor roll student there and well respected by my peers. Teachers saw great potential in me, and this resulted in elevation to another grade level. After See-Saw Academy, I transferred to Mt. Carmel Preparatory until grade 9 where I passed four BJCs with Bs and Cs. Upon approaching the tenth grade I transitioned to the high school division of the great Temple Christian School, Home of the suns.
Upon entering a new school once again, I repeatedly proved myself by making the honor roll even while adjusting to new teaching methods and a new environment. At Temple Christian School, I was given the opportunity to pursue track and field and it is here that I fell in love with sports, running the 400metres, 800metres, and 1500metres. Temple Christian School has taught me to balance school life as well as extra-curricular activities. Having perfected this, I am now involved in numerous school clubs such as The Bahamas Maritime Cadet Corp, the business club, the culinary club, as well as track club.
In 2023, I was given the privilege of serving as the Head Boy, a duty I perform with honor, sincerity and humility. I continue to strive to be better today, than I was yesterday and trust that as I pursue my life’s dream of becoming an aircraft mechanic, I would inspire others to reach for their dreams, as my mother always reminds me: “Reach for the stars, and when you get them, pursue the moon.”
We extend a warm and hearty welcome to Temple Christian School, where educational excellence meets Christian values. For over four decades, our institution has been a beacon of high-quality Christian education in the Commonwealth of The Bahamas.
