Waisale Serevi, affectionately known as the King of Sevens, made a poignant return to Delainamasi Primary School on December 2, marking an impressive 46 years since his graduation in 1979. He was honored as the Chief Guest at the school’s 2025 graduation ceremony, where he expressed deep appreciation for the role his early education played in shaping his life and career.
In a motivating address to the students, Serevi shared his vision of their tremendous potential, urging them to chase their aspirations across various professions. “I believe there are many Waisale Serevis here today, not just on the rugby field, but in fields such as medicine, education, law, ministry, and athletics,” he remarked. His message resonated strongly, as he emphasized that with faith in God, hard work, and tenacity, anyone can reach their ambitions.
Reflecting on what fueled his success, Serevi attributed it to his unwavering faith, commitment, and the early lessons he learned in Sunday School. He concluded by encouraging the new graduates to embody these values, stressing that with dedication and passion, they too can fulfill their dreams.
This heartfelt reunion not only honored the accomplishments of previous students but also ignited inspiration within the current cohort to emulate the success of figures like Serevi. His visit highlighted the importance of hard work, perseverance, and keeping hope alive, reminding all that the lessons learned at an early age can transcend into a lifetime of achievement.