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In this week’s episode, Middle School Counselor Solomon Cruz sits down with students Sarafina (G8) and Thomas (G7) for an open, honest conversation about what it means to be a responsible and respectful digital citizen. From managing group chats to navigating online friendships, our students share how they make thoughtful choices in a constantly connected world and what they wish adults better understood about growing up online. Throughout the discussion, Solomon and the students explore practical strategies that parents can use at home, including: Starting early: Having...
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In this episode of the WAB Podcast, hear how students are putting Global Citizenship in Action: leading projects that empower communities, build empathy, and develop future-ready skills.
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Grade 8 hosts Hugh and Emma interview WAB’s new MYP Coordinator, Ms. Rebekah, in a lively conversation about learning, community, and curiosity.
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As the school year draws to a close and the summer holiday approaches, we bring you a special end-of-year episode and the season finale. In this episode, two Grade 11 students, Francesco and Grace, took the mic. They sat down with our Head of School, Marta Medved Krajnovic, and Stephen Taylor, WAB's Director of Innovation in Learning and Teaching, to reflect on the year’s highlights and look ahead to the future. A Year of Celebration and Connection From September 1, when our community came together to launch the 30th anniversary, this year has been a joyful celebration of WAB’s...
info_outlineWelcome to the 12th episode of WAB Podcast Season 5! This episode was brought to you by the High School Art Amplifier Club. In this episode, student host Myriam from Grade 10 has invited three representatives to share their APAC Arts experience: Grade 11 student Hannah for dance, Grade 9 student Liam for choir, and Grade 12 student Jeremy for orchestra.
When discussing APAC festival highlights and personal growth, Jeremy reflected that working with visiting conductor Professor Mark Gibson was an inspiring collaboration, which fostered a "valuable mentor-musician relationship" for the students. Having been in WAB for 15 years, and playing violin since first grade, Jeremy shared his journey from the Beginner Strings Ensemble in Elementary school to performing in the APAC Orchestra, emphasizing the joy that music brings to his life.
Grade 9 student Liam highlighted his excitement as a first-time participant in the APAC Choir festival in South Korea and shared how important teamwork is to create harmonious music. He noted how choir fostered a sense of community through shared musical experiences and provided a valuable chance to collaborate with people from different schools.
Hannah introduced her journey in APAC Dance, where she and her peers choreographed a piece and engaged in workshops that pushed their creative boundaries. She also reflected on the difficulty of merging diverse dance styles into a cohesive performance and shared her memorable moment of experiencing both performer and audience roles, fostering a deep appreciation and bonding with other APAC participants.
Thank you to our student host Miriam who led this podcast, and to the three student representatives for sharing their APAC journey. If you want to learn more about student activities and how student artists thrive at WAB, tune into this episode.