November Newsletter

@TheRegentCollegeISSUE 03 // VOLUME 4 The Official Newsletter of The Regent College Abuja

What's Inside: TRC Update | All Students Classroom News Say A Kind Word Leadership Bootcamp Veteran's Day Mental Strength Deworming Increasing Collaboration Between Men & Women

TRC UPDATE | ALL STUDENTS Student Satisfaction Questionnaire The College wants your feedback on the enrolment process, induction activities, welcome events, and the communications you received leading up to starting your studies with us. The questionnaire should take no more than five minutes and will close Friday 17 December. Looking After Your Wellbeing Our mental health changes all the time and it depends on many things. You may be feeling the effects of the changing weather, be stressed from managing workloads or missing loved ones. It’s normal to feel like this and many of those around you will be feeling the same way. Support is available – whether that’s talking to your assigned mentor or the the in-house psychologist.

CLASSROOM NEWS The second half of the term reveals the current academic state of the students. Currently, more than 83% of the students are meeting up with the expectation for their programmes. Strategies to assist students not meeting up with the required expectation include but are not limited to: ·One-on-one mentoring. ·Watch list database and monitoring ·Academic probation database list and monitoring. ·Library hour usage and monitoring -Counselling sessions



LEADERSHIP BOOTCAMP The TRC leadership bootcamp in conjunction with the Abuja Schools' Association held a 1-day training session for prefects. In attendance were representatives of schools all over Abuja. Equipping students with 21st century leadership skills which are necessary for global relevance. Mentoring students on personal leadership and innovative learning. Exposing students to experiential/practical leadership in a school system. Respect Responsibility Resilience

FEEDBACK &The second half of the term reveals the current academic state of the AS and A-Level students. PHOTOSPEAK \"The experience today has helped me boost my critical thinking and teamwork skills It was fun, engaging and thought-provoking\". \"I enjoyed myself and learnt how to work with people. I have never done this before and I hope I get another opportunity to come back for this programme\".



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Mental Strength Clough (2002) defines Mental Developing mental strength may seem Strength as the capacity of an easy for some people than others individual to deal effectively with depending on genetics, personality, stressors, pressures, and challenges and/or experience; however, there are and perform to the best of their things you can do to improve your ability, irrespective of the mental strength. Some of them are: circumstances in which they find • Embrace change themselves. Being mentally strong • Know that you can't please everyone; improves your resilience to stress, don't try to. increases your life satisfaction, and • Think and speak positively enhances your performance. • Don't focus on what you can't control • Don't give up after the first failure More time in school means more • Avoid making the same mistakes and more work for you, so you need over and over to pay attention to your thoughts, • Don't wallow in self-pity behaviours, and emotions and focus on attaining mental strength.

International men’s day is celebrated on November 19 every year. This day has been celebrated since 1999. This day is observed to cherish the achievements and contribution of all men in society however this year, the theme focuses on improving gender relations and promoting gender equality between men and women alike. To the fathers and all important men in our lives, We recognise you and we appreciate you!

MEDICAL CORNER Worm infections can cause REASONS TO various health problems, DEWORM: including anaemia, abdominal swelling or severe abdominal 1. Increases immunity. pain, diarrhoea, etc. It can also 2.Improves concentration and cause loss of appetite, malnourishment, impaired attendance, making them more mental and physical productive in school. development as well as tissue 3.Controls infections that damage that may require could lead to anaemia, loose corrective surgery. bowels, etc. 4.Improves work potential.

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