UWC SOUTH EAST ASIA
TESTIMONIALS
“When we chose the school, we made the choice in a general abstract way on
the school’s values, but mostly from the tour of the infants’ school. The outdoor
education program was something so far in our future that it just seemed like a good idea
amongst many other good ideas. My eldest child has just returned from Nepal on the
Grade 9 Annapurna multi-adventure trip. It was not her first choice, but it was an excellent
choice. She has come back feeling physically strong and capable (a gift for anyone, but
particularly for a girl). She feels connected to a very different culture and way of living.
All the trips have been valuable, but this Grade 9 trip has been very special. Thank you.”
- Parent, Dover Campus
“Both of our children attend the East Campus. Cara is in Middle School and started
in Grade 5; Tom started in K1 and this is his third year at the school. UWCSEA is
welcoming and open; the teachers and classroom assistants have a passion for
learning and help children reach their potential. I believe that children get a well-
rounded holistic education at UWCSEA. Service, activities, outdoor education and
personal, social and emotional wellbeing are woven into the curriculum. What better
way to start your academic career than in a place that teaches the love for learning.”
- Liz Jackson, Parent, East Campus
“My old school also only had 600 people which is nothing in comparison to the
massive community in UWCSEA. But, instead of the size being a bad thing, it creates
an amazing community of so many people that we can talk to, learn from and
collaborate with.”
- Student and boarder, Vitória Andrade Carnier
Class of 2016 from Brazil, Dover Campus
“I attended UWCSEA and it was the single most important and formative experience of
my life. It opened my eyes to the wider world, and provided me with the most rigorous
and challenging education I’ve received at any stage of my academic career.”
- Professor Adam Jones, Class of 1981,
political scientist, writer, and photojournalist
based at the University of British Columbia
and Executive Director at Genocide Watch