Kai provides all the highlights from the U14 boys volleyball match against ISHCMC.
Kai provides all the highlights from the U14 boys volleyball match against ISHCMC.
After a training session and us fixing some of our mistakes that we made in the last game, we were ready for a tougher match against ISHCMC. Again, the girls played first and managed to get their second win of the season. As we played there were a lot of silly mistakes and not enough movement. We were a little bit overwhelmed by their height and control of the ball and lost the first set 25-17. After a motivational speech from our coach, we were ready to play another set. We started off well getting in points from our serves and the other team making silly mistakes. After a few silly mistakes of our own, we were going neck and neck in the final 5-6 points. We had just won the point to make it 24-22 and, unluckily, lost the point due to lack of movement.
Coaches player: Captain Kai Segal played every point and is beginning to have a deeper understanding of his position, setter.
Kai Segal, U14 Volleyball Captain
At BIS HCMC, our story is one of connection, continuity, and care — a place where learning begins with curiosity and ends with confident, compassionate graduates ready to shape the world. Earlier this year, we witnessed a moving reminder of this journey, as eighteen members of our Year 13 Class of 2025 returned to the place where it all began: Early Years Foundation Stages.
We are thrilled thatfour of our Year 13 students have recently gained offers from ‘Elite’ USA universities.
With over 1,200 students, staff, and parents participating in the 5km run or walk, the event was a true reflection of the school’s commitment to fostering a strong sense of community.
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