Student Profile: Chitrangada, Year 3

Each week we will share a profile of a student from the school, to get to know members of our school family a little better. Our student profile this week is Chitrangada from Year 3. Below Chitrangada gives us an introduction to herself.

Student Profile: Chitrangada, Year 3 Our student profile this week is Chitrangada from Year 3. Each week we will share a profile of a student from the school, to get to know members of our school family a little better. Our student profile this week is Chitrangada from Year 3. Below Chitrangada gives us an introduction to herself.

Hello everyone,

My name is Chitrangada but all my friends and teachers call me Chitra as they find my full name is very difficult to pronounce. I am in Year 3. I am 7 and 1/2 years old and was born in India. I joined BIS Abu Dhabi in FS1 in 2015. My older brother Yuvraj joined in 2012 and he is now in Year 6F.

My favorite subjects are Maths and Science. I have a really nice teacher, Mrs Bronagh Crampton. She is very funny and is really good at Maths. I have had a good teacher every year I’ve been at BIS Abu Dhabi.

I love swimming, knitting, drawing and dancing. Every time I come to school it feels like I’m coming to a huge family. Some of the things I have done since being at BIS Abu Dhabi:

•   Participated in BIS Abu Dhabi Duathlon, came 3rd in 2018
•   Got an award for reading and writing
•   Been on lots of cool school trips.

Did I tell you that in the first week of Year 3 I was the star of the week for my computing skill?
I have always wanted to be an actress because I love dancing and acting since I was very small. When I get older, I would like to study at a good drama and acting school.

I am so lucky to be at BIS Abu Dhabi. I am having lots of opportunities and I hope the things I am learning will help me to be a great actress one day in the future.

Chitrangada, Year 3.

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