Farewell Interview with Zoe Hancock, former Chair of DCA
Our “thank you” interview
with Zoe for her work
in leading the DCA for
the past two years and in
launching so many events
for students and parents
Zoe, we would like to thank you for your incredible work in
setting up and leading the DCA for the past two years. You
have been instrumental in the development of the DCA and
in launching so many enjoyable events for students and
parents, including the super popular Trunk or Treat, the
Family Movie Nights, Christmas Fayre, Family Sports Day,
School Discos and much more.
Highlights of the most recent DCA events:
DCA Discos
DCA Family Sports Day
Surprise Teacher Appreciation Tea
We all appreciate the time and effort you have given in leading
these projects and we extend our heartfelt gratitude to you.
(Check out the link http://bit.ly/InterviewZoe to listen to the
interview with Zoe)
Best regards,
The Teachers, Students and Parents of DCIS
DCA School Discos for Years 3-6 DCA Family Sports Day DCA Surprise Appreciation Tea
for Teacher
http://bit.ly/schooldiscos http://bit.ly/familysportsday http://bit.ly/surprisetea
Final Preparations for UNICEF Summit
Our DCIS UN representatives have finalised their video presentations as they prepare for their trip to New York
Sameeksha and Indira are making their
final preparations for their UNICEF summit,
having met with Ms McKernan to learn more
about what to expect at an Model United
Nations conference. Mr Short has also met
with the students to wish them well on the
opportunity that lies ahead. The girls are off
on Wednesday 12th, but there is still much
to do!
Their
videos
as
Singapore’s
UN
representatives have been finalised
(viewable soon on our YouTube channel!)
and in addition to their research into their
representative countries, they are still
working on their individual preparations.
Sameeksha has been selected as a part of
the student media team while in New York.
She will be sending updates all week long
on various social media sites. Don’t forget to
look out for #NAEUNICEF!
Indira has been chosen as one of eight
students to represent Nord Anglia in front of
the UN delegates. She is collaborating with
the other student presenters to speak about
the actions Nord Anglia is taking to support
the UN Global Goals. This is the first time
6
students have been invited to speak at a UN
conference, and a very exciting opportunity
for Indira:
“What I am looking forward to most is
being given the chance to do something to
work towards solving the global goals by
presenting at the Side Meeting and taking
part in the MUN and discussing global
affairs. I am also looking forward to meeting
new people. I feel really passionate about
sustainable development and this is a once in
a lifetime opportunity.”