To Whom It May Concern:
I am again writing to express out entire school’s gratitude for the fantastic motivational experience that your team treated us to on April 24, 2009. A group of over 500 junior high school students on a Friday afternoon is one of the toughest audience that any performer could ever face. Your […]
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DS MacKenzie Junior High School: Real, authentic, and sincere
Published by June 5th, 2009 in AB and Testimonials. 0 CommentsWestisle Composite High School: High Energy Presenation
Published by April 30th, 2009 in PE and Testimonials. 0 CommentsTo Whom It May Concern:
In April of 2009 our school, Westisle Composite High, had the opportunity to host Absolute. A very energetic, high powered, enthusiastic group of young individuals entered our school theater and delivered an amazing presentation. The core of the presentation dealt with very pertinent information to young adolescents living in today’s society. […]
Pugwash District High School: Positive Impression
Published by April 23rd, 2009 in NS and Testimonials. 0 CommentsJune 17, 2009
Dear Adam,
Thank you so much for the dynamic and engaging presentation you and your group brought to Pugwash District High School on April 23, 2009. The themes and issues discussed in your Think Day presentation were highly relevant and really hit home for a lot of our students. Our students were captivated by […]
Banbury Heights Elementary School: Uplifted and empowered
Published by April 15th, 2009 in ON and Testimonials. 0 CommentsDear Mandy;
I would like to extend the thanks and appreciation of our students and staff to the team from Absolute Leadership Development who came to Banbury Heights School to facilitate our “Think Day”.
Our students from grade four to grade eight were engaged in the presentation from beginning to end. The mix of music, video and […]
What’s Going on in Adam’s Head?
Published by April 2nd, 2009 in Think Day, Team 1 and Featured. ClosedElle is on the Road!
Published by March 29th, 2009 in Think Day, Press Releases, Team 2, Team 1 and Road Team Blogs. Closed
The essence of music comes from the dew dripping off of a rainbow, wetting the unicorn’s hooves, deep within the clarity of the sun. It blinds every heart to pursue the truth of new beginnings. Now let me ask you a question…did that make any sense to you? It makes life changing sense…hope […]
St. Louis Community School: Worth-while endeavour
Published by March 24th, 2009 in SK and Testimonials. 0 CommentsTo Whom It May Concern:
We were able to bring Absolute into our school in March 2009. I had been trying to raise money to bring them in since my SRC and I had seen them in Lloydminster at the National SRC conference. I was delighted to learn that they would take a donation. So, through […]
Keys Public School: Enthusiastic and positive
Published by February 19th, 2009 in ON and Testimonials. 0 CommentsTo Whom It May Concern:
I am writing to provide a reference for the “Multi-Media Show” presented at Mackenzie and Keys Schools on February 11th, 2009. This show was sponsored by the Renfrew Country District Health Unit.
This was one of the finest “character education” productions that I have had the pleasure of witnessing in my experience […]
Stratford Northwestern Secondary School: Something for everyone
Published by February 18th, 2009 in ON and Testimonials. 0 CommentsThank you for the visit today.
“Absolute is an engaging and powerful assembly. The lights, the music and multimedia presentations get students attention and deliver an important message- “that they have purpose and are worth it”. The assembly has something for everyone. All social groups relate with at least one of the speakers and/or their situation. […]
Waterford High School: Powerful.
Published by January 13th, 2009 in OH, US Schools and Testimonials. 0 CommentsJanuary 13, 2009
Powerful. One word encompasses the tone and message of ABSOLUTE’s presentation. The message of self-esteem and humanitarianism was powerfully combined. The presentation reached the students, and I know this because of the students’ reaction. Some students were hit by the speaker’s personal stories and they were able to see themselves in the speakers. […]




