Meet Our Students

Daniel was born in Stockholm in 2001 and began playing the violin at just six years old. He made is concerto debut with the Moscow Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra just two years later. Since then, he has become an award-winning player, performing as a violin soloist with various prestigious orchestras all across Europe, Russia and even farther abroad in countries such as Japan. His passion for performing classical music by renowned composers such as Beethoven, Mozart, Bach and Bartok has led him to give violin concertos to widespread critical acclaim.

Since joining Collège du Léman, a Nord Anglia Education flagship school, Daniel has been able to find a healthy balance between working on his academic progress and the challenges of a developing career as a performing artist. Whenever time permits, he participates in social events and sports activities with his school’s boarding community. Having friends, teachers and mentors outside the artistic circle allows him to enjoy a fulfilling life at school.

Erik completed this high-level work while still in Year 9 and 10, and he has pushed that boundary further with the production of his own open access peer-reviewed journal, Ethnoentomology, which means the study of insects in culture.

Erik has included and will continue to include work from other researchers and has started a platform for sharing research for both himself and for others in this specific branch of the scientific community. Through the peer review process, he as the editor ensures that the content of the journal is of a high standard and with the utmost scientific integrity, expected of any level of researcher.

By age 7, she was practicing eight hours per week while attending the British International School of Houston, perfecting her craft on the bars, floor, beam and vault.

Henrietta shares Nord Anglia Education's Be Ambitious philosophy. What she loves the most about the sport is that she gets to set her own goals. Her greatest dream is to be able to get to the Olympics one day.

This large conference held at the school with 150 delegates from 10 different Nord Anglia Education schools from as far away as Chengdu and Guangzhou.

Benedicte was elected Head of Internationalism in the 2017/18 academic year, and was also selected to participate in the Nord Anglia Education-UNICEF Global Goals Summit in New York in July 2017. Benedicte is interested in pursuing a career in economics and international law in the future and hopes to study at Queen’s College, Oxford.

He has also earned a bronze level and is working towards a silver in The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award. Along with getting involved in a range of extracurricular activities, Christian has also made tremendous strides academically.

Placed in higher level express maths class in Year 10 and 11, Christian was one of 11 students who gained an A* a year early. The following year he again achieved outstanding results nothing less than an A* in his remaining IGCSEs. He is now pursuing his thirst for knowledge through the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme.

In his next pursuit Christian has created a video project about string theory for a chance to win a scholarship from Khan Academy. Christian plans to explore his passion for science and maths in hopes that he can find solutions for global problems.

Placing fifth place overall in the country, Kaylan has qualified to compete against students worldwide in the first ever International Geography Bee World Championship to be held in Berlin, Germany in July 2018. 

Kaylan also competed in the 2017 US National Geography Championship held by the North-South Foundation held in Houston, placing second nationwide out of the top 100 nationally ranked students who were invited to compete. 

Johns Hopkins also invited Kaylan to an award ceremony this past summer held at Columbia University in New York in recognition for his excellent PSAT score. Kaylan says that Windermere Preparatory School has exposed him to an integrated learning system where combining ones love for math, science, technology and arts is possible.