LO4 Commitment-

by | Feb 21, 2023 | CAS, Hyundai PBV competition

I persevered with the project and stayed up late with my team members to get work done. I mainly supported the group with the structure of our presentation and document, as well as any conceptual designs (sketches, diagrams) of our model. I felt motivated throughout...

LO3 Initiative-

by | Feb 21, 2023 | CAS, Go Kart club

Initiative Planning activities for the Go Kart club doesn’t always result in us actually executing the plan. Every group is working on their own go kart, and so eventually some groups fall behind the rest. This means that we have to delay our next goal to focus...

LO5 Collaboration-

by | Feb 21, 2023 | Hyundai PBV competition

I collaborated with Jonathan Song, Mahika Sharma, Aayush Irani, Adi Mehrotra (all fellow G12 students), to design a concept for a purpose-built vehicle as part of the High school Hyundai Motor Group PBV competition. It was difficult to work together as we had most of...

LO2 Challenge-

by | Feb 21, 2023 | Game Dev

As the art leader of the activity, my job is to introduce Aseprite and Blender to the club members. I myself am interested in pixel art and 3D modelling, so I was naturally enthusiastic in sharing this passion. However, I faced some challenges in guiding the sessions...

LO4 Commitment-

by | Feb 21, 2023 | Game Dev

Aseprite: The initial plan was to have everyone learn Aseprite and create their own character sheets. But I realised mid-way that some would have trouble navigating the controls, layers, and animation timeline. Thus, I created a presentation on the basic digital art...

LO3 Initiative-

by | Feb 21, 2023 | Game Dev

The activity presented at the activities and service fair. The idea was that each and every member would create a part of a game which we would showcase at the event. However, it did not go as planned and only a handful of people actually made something. Aniket made a...

LO7 Ethics-

by | Feb 21, 2023 | CAS, Lion Befrienders

Being a part of Lion Befrienders has made me rethink the goal of UWC service itself. At points I found myself questioning whether being a part of/doing service was performative. People occasionally didn’t show up or they found it to be mundane. I am sure that the IB...