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HFSE International School Celebrates Historical Women 

Honouring Achievements and Inspiring Future Leaders 

Women have always shaped our world in incredible ways. Throughout history, they have broken barriers and inspired change. At HFSE International School, we proudly celebrate their contributions. This Women’s Month, we highlight a few historical women who made history and, in doing so, continue to inspire future generations. 

Marie Curie: A Science Pioneer 

Marie Curie (1867–1934) changed the world of science. She was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize. Even more impressively, she remains the only person to receive it in two different sciences — Physics and Chemistry. 

Her research on radioactivity led to major medical advancements. As a result, cancer treatments and X-ray technology improved greatly. Furthermore, her groundbreaking work opened doors for many women in science. She proved that gender should never limit one’s potential. 

Rosa Parks: A Stand for Equality 

Rosa Parks (1913–2005) made a bold statement against racial segregation. On 1 December 1955, she refused to give up her seat on a bus. At that time, laws forced African Americans to sit at the back. 

Because of her quiet protest, the Montgomery Bus Boycott began. It lasted for over a year. Eventually, this movement helped end segregation laws in the United States. Moreover, her bravery became a symbol of resistance. It inspired millions to stand up for justice and equality. Today, her story continues to remind us that one person’s courage can ignite significant change. 

Malala Yousafzai: A Voice for Education

Malala Yousafzai (1997–present) stood up for education when the Taliban banned girls from attending school in Pakistan. Instead of staying silent, she became a global advocate for education rights. 

In 2012, she survived a violent attack for speaking out. However, she remained determined. Later, she became the youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner. 

Through the Malala Fund, she continues to fight for equal education worldwide. In addition, her relentless advocacy has inspired young people everywhere to value education and raise their voices for their rights. 

Inspiring Future Leaders at HFSE International School 

At HFSE International School, we encourage students to dream big. These women show that courage and determination can change the world. 

Additionally, they demonstrate that education, resilience, and passion can overcome even the most difficult obstacles. 

This Women’s Month, we invite parents to enrol their children at HFSE International School. Here, young minds are nurtured to become future leaders. 

If you would like to learn more about our curriculum, teaching methods, or future projects, please call our admissions hotline at +65 8200 0062 or email us at [email protected] for further inquiries. 

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