Quite simply, I would like to further study Drama because I
would like to be a star. Well, actually there’s more into it than just simply
becoming a “star”. I have chosen the subjects I would like to take for valuable
reasons. I would like to further introduce myself by saying that as a young man
who has a strong passion for both Theatre as well as Literature, sometimes my
spare time is either taken up by: watching or reenacting scenes from films or
plays, or reading and writing stories. Although it may seem bizarre that a
young person at my age would be interested in such a thing, I would gladly
admit that this is how I spend my free time at home. Though reading a text is
simple and easy, I prefer to further understand the text in which I explore the
character’s thoughts and emotions, as well as understanding the writing style
of the author, and finding some hidden implications or meanings behind them as
this has always interested me. However, I am also passionate towards matters
that assist on solving problems within the world, Foreign Service for example.
I am a person who has different passions, but when it comes to those three,
they are all that I truly love doing.
I have chosen subjects such as English Literature, Drama, Media
Studies, and ICT for they all are subjects that not only catches my interest,
but they are also those types of subjects that keeps me interested and I enjoy
doing.
It was not long ago when I was thinking of what I would like
to become for my future career, however I have discovered within myself that I
have an interest in the career of ‘Communication’. From what I’ve researched
and read, it seems that communication contains fields that covers two of my
passion, being the Theatre and Literature, thus I believe that I if I further
take on this challenge then I know I can reach it for sure. I feel that I can
surely cope with the idea of having more intensive studies for fewer subjects
as it will help me focus a lot more, especially since I’m focusing on something
I am passionate about.
So far, I’ve only had a few achievements within DES. It was
also not long ago when I decided to take on more tasks that I found challenging
yet enjoyable, however as of today, I represent DES for some events whether in
or out of school. I began the fun-filled Model United Nations circa Year 9
where I further develop my public speaking skills and research skills, and am
still continuing it. I’ve also been a part of the Key Stage 4 committee since
the beginning of Year 10, and have recently joined the Student Council. One of
the achievements I have certainly been most proud of was winning the “School
Citizen” award two years in a row, for not only does it show my dedication
towards the things I sign up in, but it also tells me that I am a part of the
school. I’ve joined clubs such as the School Orchestra, Model UN, 4th
Dimension Magazine, Insanity Club, Acapella Club, and Gym Club. I enjoy taking
on different challenges, hence why I take different types of club. I also take
part in the Duke of Edinburgh award, having completed the Bronze Award and on
my way to complete the Silver Award. Finally, one of my most favourite
activities was joining the BSME Performing Arts Festival where I took part in
the acting sessions and workshops along with those who are passionate for Drama
as well.
I believe that I can offer a lot more within Sixth Form. As
a student who loves to take part in many things, I for one am not afraid to
take on more challenges as I enter Sixth Form. I’ve heard many great things
about Sixth Form, and I cannot wait to join! Some Sixth Form members have
mentioned the Sixth Form magazine, and if this is true, then I will not
hesitate to immediate join it! As a member of both Key Stage 4 committee and
Student Council, I feel that I can suggest more of my ideas to the Sixth Form
committee as I do in both KS4 Committee and Student Council.
During my earlier days in the MUN, I recall thinking to
myself “I’m going to make it up there someday” as I look at the Executive Team.
As I enter Sixth Form, I will strive my best to make that goal come true, which
I’m sure with my effort and dedication, I can surely reach! I’ve also got the
goal of becoming the ‘Head Boy’. Yes, it may seem bizarre that I would say such
a thing, however, I remember just last year when Mr. Williams approached me to
join the Qatar Leadership Conference. To be honest, I never thought that I
belonged there at beginning; I thought that I was a follower. It never came
across to my mind the thought of joining, but when I saw Mr.Williams’ belief in
me, I then realized that I wanted to be more. After that moment, I changed my
whole mind about myself, I began to see more of me, as if I’m beginning to know
more about myself than I ever did in the past. Now, as I enter Sixth Form, I
will continue to work my best in order to reach that goal, and to impress those
who truly believed in me from the start, because I believe that anything you
truly want has to be worth fighting for.
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