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Necessity is said to be the mother of invention, and I think it safe to say the sudden shift from classroom to computer screen made inventors of us all at Northbridge International School Cambodia.
Mongkul Meas in full flight and holding a fine line.
No longer able to crush it in the studio Northbridge dancers had no choice but to hone their skills and creative talents at home and thus began our completely unexpected project: The Housebound Odyssey.
We began getting to grips with a range of ballet based exercises for control, balance and flexibility, we moved on to cardio-combinations for core-strength, and we hit some shuffling to ensure our footwork is always fancy. Then came the challenge: how do we put all of these elements together and make it look cool?
There was only one answer; student agency.
That’s right, it was now up to the students to show off the power of imagination, they had to take full agency of the project, weave together the movement and exercise combinations in any way that they pleased as long as they were operating under the mantra: be creative, clever and cool.
Did our student’s step up to the plate? Of course they did, and in fine style. Check it out.
Siev Ling dropping so much style for the Housebound Odyssey.
Junseon, aka the man like Joe, getting that hang-time.
Ohkeon Park taking to the skies.
And of course I was all about it, too.
Edward Seang coming in hot with a fine first arabesque.
Yes, we’ve all been isolated for the last two months, but it hasn’t stopped dance collaborations. A few intrepid students took to the digital plane, sharpened up their editing skills and got together in the virtual realm to produce some very fine work.
Teenagers, including at Northbridge International School Cambodia, are at a crucial stage in their lives as they try to navigate the complexities of growing up. They are faced with the challenge of balancing academic demands, peer pressure, and family expectations, all while trying to discover their own identity and purpose in life.
After becoming a father for the second time on NYE 2022, I was able to re-evaluate my lifestyle and reflect on how to improve myself for my family, my community, including at Northbridge International School Cambodia, and the planet.
For school year 2022-2023, Northbridge International School Cambodia installed some updates in the Secondary Science Laboratory Classrooms that the NISC Health and Safety Audit Committee has been working on from the previous school year based on the Nord Anglia Regional Manager on Health and Safety suggestions.
For the last several months grade 10 students at Northbridge International School Cambodia have been thinking about their futures and the pathways they intend to take both next year in the DP and subsequently after.
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