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From the
Editorial Desk

elcome back to your favourite weekly read,
The Regent Digest, but if this is not your
W favourite weekly read, I would encourage you
to have a quiet word with yourself about your priorities.

We start off this week with something truly exciting: our
Year 10 students have been stepping into the shoes of
Valentine Thomas | Editor researchers, presenting academic work that, I must say,

would humble many a university student. The depth, the
effort, the confidence on display — it has been a proud
week for Regent Secondary School. Full details of their
The depth, presentations are inside, and they are well worth your
time.
the effort, the Next up, our Year 9 students face one of life’s great

confidence crossroads: Options Day. The moment when a thirteen-

year-old must solemnly decide the shape of their
on display has academic future. Well, their parents were there to help

made this a them decide, while the school gives guidance, because
the right choice now opens the right doors later.
proud week Finally, our Medical Corner this week looks at what

for Regent Hantavirus and Ebola can teach us about everyday
hygiene. The lesson is not complicated, and it starts with
Secondary soap. Do read it. Your immune system will thank you.

School. Do not just scroll past. Click on it. Enjoy the read!

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