The school welcomed Louis Alexander as a guest speaker. The student panels did a wonderful job of interviewing and learning more about Louis’s charity work and adventures. Louis's story connected strongly to the school value of resilience, something he referenced throughout his talks and it definitely resonated with our learners.Articulate, authentic and driven by a sense of responsibility to honour his grandfather’s lifelong wish, Louis reinforced the importance of teamwork, finding our passions in life, and believing in ourselves before anyone else will believe in us. He shared engaging and exciting tales of being chased by wild dogs in Africa, swimming through thousands of jellyfish in the Black Sea and momentarily fearing for his life both on Mont Blanc and Antarctica. Louis’s talks served as a reminder that not all paths are straight and not all ‘jobs’ are conventional. If we believe in ourselves and our purpose enough, if we can acknowledge our fears and if we are willing to take some risks, we can achieve incredible things. 

The school welcomed Louis Alexander as a guest speaker. The student panels did a wonderful job of interviewing and learning more about Louis’s charity work and adventures. Louis's story connected strongly to the school value of resilience, something he referenced throughout his talks and it definitely resonated with our learners.Articulate, authentic and driven by a sense of responsibility to honour his grandfather’s lifelong wish, Louis reinforced the importance of teamwork, finding our passions in life, and believing in ourselves before anyone else will believe in us. He shared engaging and exciting tales of being chased by wild dogs in Africa, swimming through thousands of jellyfish in the Black Sea and momentarily fearing for his life both on Mont Blanc and Antarctica. Louis’s talks served as a reminder that not all paths are straight and not all ‘jobs’ are conventional. If we believe in ourselves and our purpose enough, if we can acknowledge our fears and if we are willing to take some risks, we can achieve incredible things. 

The school welcomed Louis Alexander as a guest speaker. Louis's story connected strongly to the school value of resilience, something he referenced throughout his talks and it definitely resonated with our learners.Articulate, authentic and driven by a sense of responsibility to honour his grandfather’s lifelong wish, Louis reinforced the importance of teamwork, finding our passions in life, and believing in ourselves before anyone else will believe in us. He shared engaging and exciting tales of being chased by wild dogs in Africa, swimming through thousands of jellyfish in the Black Sea and momentarily fearing for his life both on Mont Blanc and Antarctica. Louis’s talks served as a reminder that not all paths are straight and not all ‘jobs’ are conventional. If we believe in ourselves and our purpose enough, if we can acknowledge our fears and if we are willing to take some risks, we can achieve incredible things. 

Faduma enjoys teaching computer science including introductory python and machine learning. She has taught diverse groups of students for over 5 years across highschool, undergraduate, and graduate level.

Maya, a senior at MIT is all set to share her expertise in electromagnetism, astrophysics, 3D modeling, and more with our students! With a rich background as a research assistant, contributing to projects like low-cost prosthetic limbs and asteroid data collection, she is excited to share her passion.  Having navigated the nerves of transitioning into tertiary education, she also hopes to boost students’ confidence by sharing her personal journey and experience.

Ellie, a Sophomore at MIT, is passionate about maths, electrical engineering and physics. With a pedagogical approach tailored to individual needs, she looks forward to facilitating engaging sessions for DCIS Primary and Secondary students next week.

Welcome back to the 11th and final episode of Dover dives! Welcome back guest speaker Jaimie Mallach and Xavier Brasher on the podcast as they talk about Christmas traditions, Sports, popular songs and more!

Hello and welcome back to Episode 8, in this episode, join Aswin and Allegra as they talk about weird laws around the world, Hollywood, fashion, and more.

Welcome back to episode 10 of the immaculate Dover dives episode. This is the penultimate episode, where we talk about the tutoring project with Joseph Yau from Year 13 and his experiences starting it.