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- 28 valuable drops creating a ripple effect
These extraordinary young individuals have gone through a series of training courses held by our SLT team and the school counsellor where they were given tools to improve their leadership and mentoring skills. They have been practicing how to build trusting relationships with their younger peers.
These mentors have been working on making a positive impact on our students and supporting a safe and inclusive school culture.
Here’s what one of our experienced mentors, Allegra (Year 13) said about her journey as a mentor.
The motivation
“I decided to become a mentor so that students had a student that they felt comfortable talking to. Becoming a mentor allowed me to give back to a community that has helped me grow over the years, so I wanted to give back to the school community and strengthen it.”
Challenges and rewards
“The most challenging would be getting my mentee to open and trust me which then also becomes the most rewarding part as the students feel comfortable around you and you can work together.”
The ‘surprises’
“I didn’t expect it to be so rewarding when you see change and improvement in your mentee.”
Bonus: skill sets developed
“It has helped me improve my organizational skills and especially my communication skills.
The exciting thing is that some of our mentees have asked how they can become a mentor in the future. This shows the true value this group of students has created!
Ms Huang
IB-DP Chinese Teacher / Year 7 Endeavour Tutor
On Monday, Year 6 had an exciting and unexpected visitor—a general from Hua Mulan’s army (played by Mr. Brown). The students were captivated as a letter from Mulan herself was read aloud, informing them that their enlistment in her army was required.
On Wednesday morning, Year 6 embarked on another adventure with a thought-provoking trip into the woods.
Year 8 Sapphire is raising awareness of sustainability as part of their Service-learning project.
We are excited to announce that if your child is in Years 1-3 you will soon be able to sign your child up for our first Spring Camp coming in April from Monday 14th to Thursday 17th.
The British International School Budapest
1037 Budapest
Kiscelli köz 17
Hungary
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