The 2025/2026 academic year has been a year of hard work, commitment, growth and remarkable achievements in the educational works of the Sisters of St. Ann, Cameroon Delegation.
As we come to the close of another academic year, we pause with gratitude to God and pride in the accomplishments recorded by our schools.
Our educational apostolate continues to be an important mission of the Congregation: forming children and young people academically, morally, spiritually and socially, while providing them with the knowledge, values and skills needed to become responsible members of society.
A Year of Encouraging Results: Throughout the academic year, our schools remained committed to quality education and the holistic development of every child. Through the dedication of our teaching and administrative staff, the support of parents and guardians, and the active participation of our pupils, significant progress was recorded.
We are particularly grateful for the encouraging examination results registered in our schools. These results are a testimony to the perseverance of our pupils, the tireless efforts of our teachers and the confidence and support of parents who partnered with the schools throughout the year. These successes encourage us to continue striving for even greater excellence in the years ahead.
More Than Academic Results: For the Sisters of St. Ann, education is not limited to examination results. Our schools seek to educate the whole person.
During the year, pupils were accompanied in their intellectual, moral, spiritual, social and emotional growth. They participated in various academic, cultural, religious, sporting and extracurricular activities that helped them discover their talents, develop confidence and learn the values of discipline, respect, responsibility, solidarity and service.
We remain convinced that true educational success is achieved when children are not only knowledgeable but also become compassionate, responsible and morally upright persons who can contribute positively to their families, Church and society.
Appreciation to Our Teachers and Staff: We express our profound gratitude to all our teachers, school administrators and support staff. Your dedication, patience and sacrifices have contributed greatly to the achievements recorded this year.
Teaching is a demanding vocation that requires commitment far beyond the classroom. We recognize the countless hours spent preparing lessons, correcting exercises, guiding pupils, encouraging those who struggled and celebrating those who excelled.
Your work has helped make our schools places where children can learn, grow and flourish. Thank you for giving your best.
A Special Thank You to Parents and Guardians: We also extend our sincere appreciation to all parents and guardians. Your partnership with our schools has been invaluable.
By entrusting your children to our care, supporting their studies, responding to the needs of the schools and encouraging them to remain committed to their education, you have played an important role in these achievements.
Education is most effective when the school and family work together. We are grateful for your confidence, collaboration and continued support.
Gratitude to All Our Collaborators: Our appreciation also goes to the Congregational leadership, benefactors, friends, collaborators, education authorities, parish communities and all those who, in one way or another, supported our educational mission during the 2025/2026 academic year.
Every contribution—whether through material support, financial assistance, professional service, prayer, encouragement or simple acts of kindness—has helped strengthen our mission.
Looking Ahead with Hope: As we celebrate these achievements, we also recognize that there is still much to be done. We look forward to improving our educational programmes, strengthening our teaching methods, accompanying pupils who need additional support and providing an environment where every child can reach his or her full potential.
The successes of this year are therefore not a reason to become complacent, but an encouragement to work harder and aim higher.
We give thanks to God, the source of every blessing, for guiding and sustaining our educational mission throughout the year. We commend all our pupils, teachers, parents, staff and collaborators to His continued care.
Congratulations to all who contributed to the success of the 2025/2026 academic year!Together, we continue to educate, form and inspire young lives for a better future.
The Sisters of St. Ann – Cameroon Delegation
