When I joined S.P.O.T. (Senior Public Service and Order Training) during the 2024–2025 school year, I had one goal in mind and it was to serve with purpose and lead with integrity. As a 2nd Class Officer, I learned what it truly means to uphold order, support my friends and fellow officers, and lead by example. Now, as I take on the role of 1st Class Officer for 2025–2026, I reflect not just on how far I’ve come but on how much more I can give and serve.

I joined S.P.O.T. because I believed in the mission of the organization to foster discipline, public service, and student leadership. With my background in C.A.T. (Citizens Army Training), I already had a strong foundation in leadership and structure, and I saw S.P.O.T. as the perfect place to continue growing those values.

As a 2nd Class Officer, I gained first-hand experience in handling responsibilities that affect the safety, order, and flow of our school. From crowd control during assemblies to assisting with student patrols and upholding school policies, I learned that true leadership is earned through consistency, humility, and action. Wearing the S.P.O.T. Uniform wasn’t just a symbol of authority, it was a daily reminder of my duty to serve others.

With every day I serve, I remind myself that this journey isn’t just about me. It’s about building a better school environment, where order is respected, discipline is valued, and service is a way of life. I want to leave behind a legacy that future S.P.O.T. members can be proud of, one of courage, compassion, and commitment.

Joining S.P.O.T. was one of the most defining choices of my student life. It gave me purpose, sharpened my leadership, and allowed me to serve in a meaningful way.