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This year, the Nord Anglia Education Virtual Young Musician of the Year competition was launched across the group of schools. Students were invited to submit recorded video performances in various disciplines, ranging from popular to classical, voice to plucked strings, and even bands. As this competition is run through the Nord Anglia GlobalCampus, it provides an opportunity for all students to participate.
The performances were judged by our NAE panel of music judges, and from the 1,226 different entries from 70 schools, the prize winners were announced this week. Boha Moon, who submitted her recording of Dvorak's Violin Concerto in A minor, 1st movement, was awarded 1st prize in the upper age group category of classical stringed instruments. This is a fantastic result considering the high quality competition.
Hauen Lee won 2nd prize in the Classical piano/keyboard upper age category with her performance of Beethoven's Sonata Op. 2 3rd movement.
To view the videos and results from the whole competition, please visit Course: Results 2023 (nae.school)
The One Third Story Writing Competition was an opportunity for students across Nord Anglia Education schools to celebrate internationalism and multilingualism. With over 118 stories received from 42 schools, the competition was a huge success, and securing a runner up place is a tremendous achievement.
Boha's childhood dream of participating in the world-renowned international competition for young violinists, nicknamed "The Olympics of the Violin," the Menuhin Competition, has become a reality. Having lived in South Korea, the US, and now Prague since 2021, Boha will soon be moving again to attend her dream university, Curtin Institute of Music, where she was accepted being amongst only 4% of candidates accepted each year.
If your child loves drama, public speaking, or simply wants to build confidence, you might be looking for ways to help them develop these skills.
Michal and Jaroslav, our IB students and members of the Entrepreneurship Club, have clear expectations from the club: they want to learn about themselves and enhance their knowledge and skills in building a business.
“The school offers so many options that make life more flexible and enriching,” Michal said, and here’s what they both had to say about their experience with the Entrepreneurship Club.
