student's perspective. He is already regarded as the “go to” person by international students and possesses a maturity and vision beyond his years, says Deanne. “All of these things should be improving the experience for the international students, and improving and enriching the school environment for all our boys.”
at College, most from Asia but an encouraging number from Europe. Deanne Gath visited Germany, Austria and Switzerland in April, talking to secondary schools and taking part in five student fairs, which feature secondary schooling options in Europe and abroad. “It’s important for College to develop as an international destination, and for our boys to appreciate that we're all living in a global community. Our
international students provide us all with amazing experience and insights and open our eyes to other people and ways of life.” Head of International and Round Square Junie Wee is the student leader responsible for looking after the interests of international students and promoting multicultural awareness and understanding. He is busy organising events for students and from a
“It’s important for College to develop as an international destination, and for our boys to appreciate that we are all living in a global community.” Deanne Gath
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