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Editor’s Note

Her story is a reminder that the

critical thinking, ambition, lead-

ership, and self-belief nurtured

here continue to shape futures

long after our pupils leave.

hands-on experiences that deepen understanding. In Maths,

they are stepping onto the grid — literally — translating shapes

and plotting coordinates with energy and enthusiasm. In Music

and English, rhythm, sound, character descriptions, and pre-

sentations come alive as pupils refine their communication,

creativity, and teamwork skills. Science lessons have been

equally inspiring, with students examining microbes, verte-

brates, invertebrates, and even leading their own circulato-

ry system presentations — powered by the awe-inspiring fact

that the human heart beats over 35 million times a year!
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his edition closes with a heartfelt reflection from one of our

Tdistinguished alumni, whose journey from Regent Prima-

ry to Regent College — and later to Oxford Brookes University

— beautifully captures the lasting power of a Regent educa-

tion. Her story is a reminder that the critical thinking, ambition,

leadership, and self-belief nurtured here continue to shape fu-

tures long after our pupils leave. As you read, we hope you feel

as proud as we do of the remarkable learning, values, and as-

pirations flourishing in our community. Enjoy the issue!

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