Naomi-On Wednesday 17th June, some Year 3 children went to Thien Phuoc Orphanage to play with the children there. At first I was both nervous and excited but when we got there I saw a boy I remembered. He tried his best to make playdough models and that made me really happy.
Vani-I had fun making a playdough model of a cup cake for a little girl.
Khanh Nhu- At first I felt nervous because I had never been to the orphanage before and I wondered what it would look like. Later, I felt happy because the children were kind.
Abhinav-I felt sad seeing the disabled children as it was tricky for them to do some things. I liked helping the children to make shapes out of playdough.
Dishan-First I felt nervous but then, when I started playing with the children, I didn’t feel nervous anymore.
Billy-I felt sad that some of the children found it difficult to talk. I liked making playdough models with my new friends from Thien Phuoc.
Albane-I had lots of fun.
A selection of thoughts from the children in 3X.
Beth Chrystie, 3X Class Teacher
Year 9 is more than the final chapter of Key Stage 3 (KS3) of the English National Curriculum; it’s a pivotal year of transformation. It’s the point where students begin to personalise their learning to a much greater extent, preparing to enter the academic rigour of the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) programme.
Our Class of 2025 has once again raised the bar, achieving outstanding IBDP results that place them among the best in the world. Congratulations to every one of our graduates, whose dedication and resilience have resulted in not only exceptional scores, but also outstanding university destinations across the globe. This year, our students achieved an impressive average IB Diploma Programme score of 36.3 points, significantly above the global average of 30.58 points. Over one quarter of our Class of 2025 scored 40 points or above, placing them in the top 10% of IBDP candidates globally, with 11 students achieving a score between 42 - 45, and one remarkable student achieving the perfect score of 45.
