Do you recognise some of these faces? They are OIC alumni who graduated recently in the academic year of 2020-21. Meet Kenneth, Sungjun, Jacky, Justin, Lisa, Mac and Minjoon!
They spent the first weekend of their first festive season at university in Oxford. Together, they barbecued, bowled, had some burgers and had a hot pot during the reunion. And the most important thing on their reunion itinerary is to visit OIC, where they met each other and worked hard, and of course, played hard together, before studying their dreamed course at LSE, KCL, Imperial and Warwick.
Women are the world’s teachers. From the mother’s evidenced impact on early childhood emotional and linguistic development, and the accuracy of a mother’s educational level as a predictor of a child’s outcomes, to the predominance of women in the education workforce (76% of teachers in the UK are female, according to the Department for Education, 2024), women have traditionally carried the greatest share of educating our children. The archetype of the wise woman exists across cultural boundaries, perhaps most prominently in matrilineal societies. In the settings in which many of us teach, the figure of the influential grandmother is a common and impactful one.
At OIC Brighton, we recognise that a balanced and healthy lifestyle is essential for both personal development and academic success. We are committed to fostering an environment where students can thrive not only in the classroom but also through physical activity and sports.
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