Dwight Seoul sets benchmark for inclusive, student-driven education

Dwight School Seoul was recently awarded with the Responsible Business of the Year Award at the inaugural British Business Awards, hosted by the British Chamber of Commerce in Korea. The accolade highlights the school’s comprehensive approach to inclusion, social responsibility and student empowerment, setting a new benchmark for international education in the country. “This recognition reflects a truly whole-school effort,” Tom Ferguson, head of school at Dwight Seoul, said in a written interview with The Korea Times, referring to the award as a meaningful milestone. “Our students have led the way through service initiatives, direct action and the ‘Living BJEDI (Belonging, Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion) Out Loud’ program, making social responsibility a visible and vibrant part of school life.” The school’s BJEDI initiative, woven throughout daily learning, leadership and community, sets an environment for students to draw from diverse backgrounds and perspectives and reach their full potential academically and personally. The school’s Student Life CoordinatorWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times