Join our Virtual Open House
We will be hosting a Virtual Open House on Wednesday 5th March at 10:00 am (GMT)
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Over the past year, our students have been deeply engaged in raising awareness of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals by leading impactful social projects. These initiatives not only highlight critical global issues but also propose innovative solutions, reflecting the creativity and commitment of our student body.
The theme of this year's summit is innovation, providing our students with an unparalleled opportunity to participate in workshops designed to enhance their advocacy skills, encourage collaborative thinking, and inspire community-driven change. They will be presenting their projects to a diverse audience, including international peers, educators and UNICEF representatives.
During the summit, our students will present their projects, showcasing the hard work behind their initiatives aimed at addressing specific Sustainable Development Goals. They will collaborate with international peers, engaging with students from around the world to exchange ideas, experiences and strategies for global improvement. Students will also lead discussions, facilitating and contributing to discussions on pressing global issues, fostering a deeper understanding and broader perspective on sustainable development.
We are immensely proud of our students' dedication to making a difference and are excited to see their innovative solutions they will propose to advance sustainable development goals. Their participation in this summit underscores our commitment to nurturing future leaders who are equipped to drive positive change on a global scale.
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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