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Round Square Collaboration between Regents and Newcastle Grammar

From 6-13 July, IB Students Subhi and Riju traveled to New York to participate in the NAE-UNICEF Student Summit.

Always a highlight of the year at Regents, our students are enjoying some amazing activities and trips as part of Round Square Week. Round Square schools are characterised by a shared belief in delivering an education that draws from six ideals - democracy, service, environmentalism, leadership, adventure and internationalism

On 22nd March, 7 students from Years 10 and 12 plus 2 teachers set-off for the Kingdom of Nepal to take part in an Eco Conference hosted by the British School of Kathmandu. Sixty –five students from 8 international schools across the Asia-Pacific region including those from schools in Korea, Malaysia and Thailand.

The Round Square International Conference 2017 will take place in Cape Town, South Africa and presents a wonderful opportunity for six Regents students from Years 10 to 12. Click through for more details.

Our commitment as a Round Square school continues with a number of wonderful conservation trips offered during the academic year for our students to participate in. One of those trips took place in August when a group of students and staff visited the Juara Turtle Project on Tioman Island.

Just when we thought it might be nice to have a conference of some type for local Primary Schools, along comes Scotch Oakburn College with an invitation to visit their beautiful campuses in Tasmania for a Young Round Square Conference.

All the knowledge that I learnt from the trip and the things I did during the trip will help me in the future. I am going share all of my experiences from this trip with my family, friends and the whole assembly at my school.

Primary students from Regents International School Pattaya travel to Nepal to donate money to a local school.

Regents' students visit Vidya Devi Jindal (VDJS) School in India

New cultures, pushing comfort zones and creating lasting life experiences in Chiang Mai

A Conversation with Cathy Berger Kaye