The highlight of our day arrived in the form of a radiant and remarkably self-driven Year 6 student — Bhavini Chetty. With a presence that commands attention and a confidence well beyond her years, Bhavini is already charting a path toward a future that promises impact and purpose.

Her dream? To become a neurosurgeon.

“I want to be a neurosurgeon to help people,” she shared with quiet conviction. “There’s so much drug use around, and I want to help people with mental health issues.”

In her spare time, while many her age might be lost in games or trends, Bhavini dives deep into the mysteries of the human body. “I like to research the brain, the PNS, and the CNS,” she said, referring to the peripheral and central nervous systems with the ease of a budding scientist.

Her academic aspirations are equally bold—Harvard, Monash University, or FNU are on her radar. And with her drive, it’s not hard to imagine her walking the halls of any of these institutions, leaving a trail of inspiration behind.

Her mother, Ms. Ashlin Singh, herself a teacher, beams with pride. She recalls Bhavini declaring,

“One day I will be travelling the world to help people. People will be looking for me—not me looking for them.”

Bhavini Chetty is not just a student. She’s a glimpse into the future—a future where compassion meets brilliance, and where one young girl’s dream could change countless lives.