The second episode of UWCTV, covering the month of January 2012. The host this month is Mahindra UWC of India
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NX9QKoefbVw&list=UUGtC2ccTqyJwU6asFXFsRrw&feature=plcp&context=C39b1647FDOEgsToPDskLTJ87oo0I_XS4azfhZGvRr
Thursday, March 1, 2012
UWCTV- Episode 2
UWCTV Episode 1
The first episode of UWCTV, covering the month of November 2011. The host this month is Li Po Chun UWC.
UWCTC Episode 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdXZKkVD7U0&feature=related
UWCTC Episode 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdXZKkVD7U0&feature=related
Thursday, January 19, 2012
General Information Session
The UWC General Information Session is scheduled for January 27th from 5:30- 7pm at ACE.
This is an opportunity for interested students and parents to learn more about the UWC educational experiance and selection process. UWC National Committee members will provide a presentation and will be there to answer your questions.
This is an opportunity for interested students and parents to learn more about the UWC educational experiance and selection process. UWC National Committee members will provide a presentation and will be there to answer your questions.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
2011-2013 UWC Scholarship Winner
UWC Bermuda is pleased to announce that Karim Creary is the winner of the 2011-2013 scholarship. Karim will be attending UWC Costa Rica in September and will be joining our 2010-2012 winner, Sarah Maybury.
Karim Creary (middle) with his mother Gwendolyn Creary (right) and his sister Camille Creary (left).
Karim was at the top of our rankings due to his outstanding school and extracurricular references, solid academic grades and thoughtful and open-minded nature. The Selection Committee was impressed by his maturity, discipline and honesty. Karim is an outstanding athlete and will be attending the CARITA games in track and field and has represented Bermuda in basketball. Karim also studied Spanish which should help him adjust to life on campus in Costa Rica if accepted.
Rachel Biggs and Warren Simmons were asked to Somersfield Academy to present about UWC and announce that Karim was the 2011-2013 Scholarship winner.
The assembly at Somersfield Academy - students and Warren Simmons
From left to right: Rachel Biggs, Karim Creary, Warren Simmons, Camille Creary and Gwendolyn Creary.
Note: Camille is a Somersfiled alumni and IB graduate (BHS). She now attends Spelman College.
Karim Creary (middle) with his mother Gwendolyn Creary (right) and his sister Camille Creary (left).
Karim was at the top of our rankings due to his outstanding school and extracurricular references, solid academic grades and thoughtful and open-minded nature. The Selection Committee was impressed by his maturity, discipline and honesty. Karim is an outstanding athlete and will be attending the CARITA games in track and field and has represented Bermuda in basketball. Karim also studied Spanish which should help him adjust to life on campus in Costa Rica if accepted.
Rachel Biggs and Warren Simmons were asked to Somersfield Academy to present about UWC and announce that Karim was the 2011-2013 Scholarship winner.
The assembly at Somersfield Academy - students and Warren Simmons
From left to right: Rachel Biggs, Karim Creary, Warren Simmons, Camille Creary and Gwendolyn Creary.Note: Camille is a Somersfiled alumni and IB graduate (BHS). She now attends Spelman College.
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Waterford Kamhlaba UWC
Assembly at Waterford.
Student housing at Waterford.
The sports field at Waterford
Waterford campus with local building.
Student housing at Waterford.
The sports field at Waterford
Waterford campus with local building.
UWC Costa Rica
The UWC Costa Rica campus
Outside classes occur on a regular basis
Student housing at UWC Costa Rica.
Waiting for classes.
Outside classes occur on a regular basis
Student housing at UWC Costa Rica.
Waiting for classes.
Argus Walk the Walk
Thanks to all those alumni that participated in the Argus Walk the Walk last Sunday. I know Nikkita Scott managed to get a team of four together so many thanks Nikkita! To any-one who signed up but was not able to walk, thanks for your donation. It was a fun event and the Centre for Philanthropy and Argus did a great job.
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