It is with great sadness that we share the news that Mr Murray Guest, the much loved and respected Headmaster of The Armidale School, Australia, was killed in a motor vehicle accident on the morning of 29th October 2019.
Over six days from 2nd to 8th October 2019, just over 1000 delegates from 156 schools across the world came together at The Emerald Heights International School in Indore, India for the Round Square International Conference 2019.
This year, Palmer Trinity School awarded their King Constantine medal to Hope Franklin for her fully embracing the IDEALS of Internationalism and Service.
This year, St. Clement’s School awarded their King Constantine medal to Dena Abtahi for her work with promoting diversity and inclusion in the school. As an Iranian-born person who has recently moved to Canada, she’s been raising awareness about not only cultural diversity but also gender diversity, sexual orientation, differences and in ability.
Priyanka Kumar (Hotchkiss ’19, Harvard ’23) was recognized during an all-school meeting at Hotchkiss School for her strong spirit of service and awarded this year’s King Constantine Medal.
Felsted School proudly awarded this year’s King Constantine Medal to Year 12 student Duchessa Paulato for service to the school and embracing the spirit of Internationalism through her exchange experience.
Dhirubhai Ambani International School awarded the King Constantine Medal to Aditi Raheja for her commitment to service.
We are pleased to announce that Round Square’s 2019 Kurt Hahn Prize will be awarded to Shreya Mantha from Providence Day School for her “Foundation for Girls” initiative, a youth-led community of passionate coaches dedicated to empowering girls in crisis.
With submissions for Letters of Commitment to attend RSIC2019 at Emerald Heights closing on the 31st March, we are pleased to announce that the waiting list for additional delegate places has now been released.
Just a reminder that the nomination process for Round Square’s annual Kurt Hahn Prize is now open!
