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Keeping Seisen Connected
Douglas Brittain
Rena Kenmoku (Classof 2024): "Music should be something that you laugh, bleed, and breathe out. So when you compose it should sound like a reflection of yourself, be original, and don't let anybody influence you to do otherwise."
A group of High School students conducted sustainable tourism research in Thailand.
Sophia Migdalski (Class of 2025): " When you're having fun and being genuine on stage, whether you're singing or engaging in any other activity, the audience will naturally have a good time watching you."
Natsuki Uchino (Class of 2024) "Within sports, mental strength—not only physical—is always something you need to work on. There will always be ups and downs in your performances, and it is important to know that it is normal"
Congratulations to all of the students who performed and worked backstage on this fun and festive musical!
This month's theme is curiosity - but why does curiosity matter in a world of Siri and pre-packaged solutions?
Kokomi Sakurai (Class of 2029) "One of the most challenging things I must overcome is showing up, even though I know each practice will be uncomfortable and hard."
In MS Brain Bowl Competition each of the 20 teams consisted of students from different schools. The mixed schools' team arrangement promotes the establishment of a quick rapport among students.
As they begin 2024, many do so in trepidation as the challenges we face seem great. However, remembering that we are all 'in this' together may be the cornerstone of the mindset needed to solve our shared challenges.
The Phoenix Varsity Basketball team enjoyed returned from Chiang Mai exhausted, but overwhelmingly grateful for the time spent together, the people we were able to meet during our stay, and the wonderful memories made as a team.
Eloise Jones (Class of 2030) "I decided to start rugby because I was inspired by the Womens Rugby World Cup final involving England’s Red Roses and New Zealand’s Black Ferns."
As a first step we are focusing on a monetary donation to the Japan Red Cross from our school to aid with immediate needs of the survivors of the January 1st Noto Peninsula Earthquake.
Six Seisen students gained invaluable information related to medicine, medical universities, and the careers of nurses and doctors.
Varsity Tennis Coach Mr. Bloomer recounts a busy week in December for the team at their training camp at thew British International School of Phuket.
Claire Chan has been involved in Karate since she was 6 years old.