Where Passion, Engagement and Excellence Collide: Grade 10 Personal Project Exhibition

We are thrilled to share the remarkable achievements of our Grade 10 students who recently displayed their hard work at the Personal Project Exhibition. This event not only showcased their creativity and dedication but also highlighted their ability to fuse personal interests with academic knowledge, resulting in truly outstanding projects.

Our students demonstrated a remarkable breadth of skills and interests. Their projects were not just academic exercises; they were passionate endeavors that reflected their curiosity, ingenuity, and commitment to making a difference.

Vast array of topics to choose from

One group of students immersed themselves in the study of Kawasaki Disease, a rare but serious illness affecting children. Through meticulous research and compelling presentations, they shed light on the intricacies of the disease, raising awareness and sparking important conversations among their peers and families. Their dedication to understanding and addressing real-world issues was truly inspiring.

Meanwhile, another group of students embarked on a hands-on journey to build a guitar from scratch. With expert craftsmanship and a keen eye for detail, they transformed raw materials into a beautiful musical instrument that captivated everyone who had the pleasure of witnessing its creation. Their project was a testament to the power of creativity and passion in the pursuit of excellence.

In a digital age, one student stood out by developing an AI software designed to revolutionize the way students approach their studies. They created a personalized learning platform that offered tailored study guides, practice questions, and interactive lessons. Their project not only showcased their technical prowess but also their vision for the future of education.

Collective and commendable efforts

The Personal Project Exhibition was more than just a showcase of individual achievements; it was a celebration of learning, growth, and collaboration. It represented the culmination of the Middle Years Program (MYP) and highlighted the incredible journey that these students have undertaken throughout their academic careers.

Good job to all the Grade 10 students who participated in this exhibition and thank you to teachers, peers and the families for being a part of this journey! We can’t wait to continue celebrating the brilliance of our students and empowering them to reach new heights.