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From The Principal’s Desk

democratic principles shape life at Regent: Art: creative expression and critical thinking.

These one-to-one discussions provided the
Mosopefoluwa (Year 11 Volta) values the clarity that no brochure can capture
freedom to consult with teachers and senior
staff, ensuring that school policies serve us Basketball Interschool Encounter
all. On 27 May, our boys’ and girls’ teams hosted

Lead British International School. The boys
Bethany (Year 7 Congo) appreciates electing
ran out 26–1 victors through incisive fast
her prefects and council representatives,
breaks and resolute defence. The girls
reinforcing her sense of ownership.
secured a narrow win in the final minutes,
demonstrating tenacity and teamwork—my
Muhammad (Year 9 Congo) observes
thanks to coaches and supporters for their
that democracy empowers us to influence
commitment.
seemingly small matters, such as the school
menu.
I am immensely proud of our students’
Iman (Year 8 Congo) reflects on the historic achievements on the sports court, in
exclusion of women from the vote and performance halls, and in so many other
celebrates her right to participate. fields. Let us sustain this enthusiasm and

endeavour as we progress through the term.
Their responses remind us that cultivating
respectful dialogue and shared responsibility
is integral to our educational ethos.

Year 9 IGCSE Options Day
Our IGCSE Options Day gave Year 9 students—
and their parents—practical insight into
subject choice and future pathways.
Presentations by Mr Akin and Mr Inyang set
the scene, after which families engaged
directly with teachers at subject tables:

Environmental Management: Ecological
principles and sustainable practice.
French: the advantages of multilingualism
in a global context.
Physics: analytical problem-solving and Philip Reynolds
technological relevance. Principal

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