– QC valedictorian tells Class of 2011“Challenges are what make life interesting; overcoming them is what makes it meaningful. Success is not built on success. It’s built on failure. It’s built on frustration. Sometimes it’s built on catastrophe.Keep striving for your dreams.” These were the words of Upper-Sixth Deputy Head-Prefect of Queen’s College (QC), Kibwey Peterkin, as he addressed his class at the school’s recent graduation ceremony.While the valedictorian gave his official farewell on behalf of his fellow classmates at the Queen’s College auditorium, he explained what his seven-year tenure entailed at the school, citing the good and bad experiences.The young man who started his “QC life” on August 28,Cheap NFL Jerseys Stitched, 2004, was placed in the Raleigh House (B House), as he entered Form One B.Peterkin stated that the journey through Queen’s College was not an easy one. He had entered the school realizing that he was not the “most academically gifted individual” and as a result he challenged himself to perform to the best of his abilities.He noted that it was through failure that he was able to push for success since there were times when he was “knocked down” but with determination and perseverance he was able to obtain success.In an interview with Peterkin,Jerseys From China, the vibrant young man stated that a lot of challenges were met over the years while attending the college. Almost all of the graduates could attest to that.Kaieteur News understands that one of the most memorable moments for the lad was being selected as Deputy-Head Prefect for the College. His role models throughout his school years were two teachers; Mr. Deoraj (Mathematics) and Miss Elizabeth Williams (Caribbean History).Those two teachers recognized Peterkin was gifted and could reach “higher levels”.He added that his mother,Cheap NFL Jerseys, Holly Stuart, who is a single parent, was very inspirational throughout his life especially being his tower of support during the struggles of High School.He said that coming from the village of Melanie, East Coast Demerara, it was an achievement for both his family and villagers. One villager, in particular,Deion Sanders Falcons Jersey, who was living overseas, saw his name in the newspaper after he began reaping success in his studies and contacted him.This woman, Meagan Wilson, was the one who purchased a book for him that sparked his interest in becoming a neurologist/neurosurgeon. The book is “Gifted Hands” by Dr. Benjamin Carson.Kaieteur News was further told that the young man aspires to complete his studies at the University of the West Indies or St. George’s University in Grenada, but this is too costly at the moment, especially since he has two other siblings attending President’s College.For now he had enrolled at the University of Guyana and will write his Scholastic Aptitude Tests (SATs) in the near future to secure a place in another University overseas. His family would appreciate if he can be awarded a scholarship to pursue his dream.Peterkin views patriotism as an essential part of everyone’s lives, especially his, and he vows to return to serve Guyana after he achieves his goals.“A bright tomorrow awaits us. Never be afraid to try. Never be afraid to dream. For you are like a bird that is just learning to fly. You may fall once, you may fall twice,Wholesale NFL China Jerseys, but you will not always fall. You will learn to fly! In our efforts to build this nation,NFL Jerseys China Cheap, we may fail once, we may fail twice but we must not get dejected because against all the odds that will be stacked against us, against all the hardship that we will go through we will not always fail. We will build a great nation.”