At La Moderna, we celebrate the close of the 25–26 school year by recognizing our students’ progress across three key milestones: the completion ceremonies for Maternal, Kindergarten, and 7th grade. These events allow us to highlight their achievements, strengthen their motivation, and continue building a positive learning environment together with families. Maternal completion: their first big steps In Maternal, we celebrate the beginning of our students’ school journey. Through a warm ceremony in which families actively participate, we recognize their progress in autonomy, language, socialization, and adaptation to the school environment. Every diploma and every hug symbolizes the first big steps in their academic life and reinforces the bond of trust between families and the school as these achievements are shared publicly. Kindergarten completion: ready for elementary school The Kindergarten ceremony marks the end of the early childhood education stage and the transition to elementary school. During this event, we recognize the effort, perseverance, and skills students have developed: greater autonomy, teamwork, communication, and curiosity for learning. Through speeches, recognition awards, and moments shared with families, we celebrate not only academic results, but also each child’s holistic development. 7th grade completion: a new stage of challenges For 7th grade students, the completion ceremony represents the close of one cycle and the beginning of greater challenges in secondary school. The event combines formal recognitions, meaningful moments with families, and opportunities to value skills such as responsibility, collaborative work, and commitment to their own learning. By making their achievements visible to the community, we strengthen their self-esteem and prepare them to confidently face the next stage. Celebrating learning together with families At La Moderna, we understand that celebrating learning has a direct impact on our students’ memory, motivation, and sense of belonging, while helping families feel like an active part of their children’s school journey. That is why, through ceremonies, recognitions, and shared spaces, we seek to make each stage completion not only a closing moment, but also a starting point for new learning and opportunities.
