08 February, 2016

How well are our former students doing ?

How well are our former students doing ? We take pride in the success of our current and former students. Watch this short video to hear our alumna Anastasia Huet describe her first term at the prestigious McGill University.

Our students' success is our success. We are delighted to see our students progress at school but also when they move on to the next stage of their education journey. Recently, Anastasia Huet, a 2015 graduate from our school, popped by to let us know how her Canadian adventure at McGill University was unfolding. In this video Anastasia shares her experience about her first term at this leading university. She gives some useful tips to prospective university students: keep your options open and use all the different talents that you have!

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