Sixth Form
Dubai Fitness Challenge
Field Trip
Teachers Day
The 5th of October marked the Teacher's Day of 2023.
Students of Sixth Form took the initiative to handmake 100 cards of personalized appreciation for all Secondary Boys teachers and SLT members. It was a day of gratitude.
Artwork: Sithmi Nimasha 13B, Abigail Eresama 13, and Louise Kerr 13F.
Neuroscience Seminar
The Inclusivity Space is a student-led initiative, begun
by Abigail Eresama of 13F.
The team is curated of Student Creatives who strive to promote Student Inclusivity and raise Social Concerns.
On the 26th of September, the team collaborated with Dr. Mohammad Nami from the Brain Hub Polyclinic to speak on the role of modern neurotechnological advancements in Affective Disorders!
Psychology Seminar
Psychology students from years 10 to 13 attended a seminar by Dr. Ivan Joseph, a renowned leadership expert, author, and keynote speaker who has captured the attention of audiences worldwide. He seminar focused on sharing his insights on the topic, "How to Use Confidence, Grit, and Resilience to Foster Innovation." Dr. Joseph's remarkable ability to inspire and motivate has earned him a TEDx talk with over 27 million views, making him a sought-after authority in the field of leadership. His motivating session focused on interaction and collaboration amongst the students. All the students were amazed at his wit and knowledge and his ability to resonate his ideas with them. Many real life situations that are common to students were discussed making the session very relatable. The session was definitely very interesting and enriching for all the students in attendance.
TWS Senior Fest
On January 23rd, 2024, the Senior Fest - a wellness event tailored for Sixth Form students - took place. Participants engaged in enjoyable activities such as fun races and sports competitions. Additionally, they had the opportunity to exhibit their talents through various performances. This event marked the inaugural occasion of its kind, specifically designed to promote wellbeing among Post-16 students.