Attention: You are using an outdated browser, device or you do not have the latest version of JavaScript downloaded and so this website may not work as expected. Please download the latest software or switch device to avoid further issues.
| 22 Feb 2024 | |
| Catch Up:Rising Stars |
Alanna Sethi was at Concord in 2019 and has just been honoured to be among the 32 recipients of the Global Citizen #YouthLeadersAward – a prize awarded to young innovators working to address the issues perpetuating extreme poverty.
This prize will help her continue her work at HOPE (Helping Our Planet Earth), a youth-led international non-profit organization making mental health support accessible to young people. HOPE is currently undergoing the charity registration process in Hong Kong and seeking pro-bono support from volunteers, in particular a pro-bono accountant. Please do reach out to Alanna if you are interested in supporting this well deserving cause.
Learn more about the winners and #GlobalCitizenNOW Melbourne here: https://glblctzn.co/e/YouthLeaders
Learn more about HOPE here: https://www.helpingourplanetearth.org/
Leading youth mental health advocate named a Global Top Student Finalist More...
After winning the ITS 10 Maison Martin Margiela award, Fah got her first job. Now running her own very successful Thai fashion label, Fah shares the c… More...
Kicking off our series of stories from alumni working in the fashion industry meet Wik Tao (2018) a jewellery designer with her own successful brand. More...
John worked at Concord for 42 years and still lives in Acton Burnell with his wife, Verona, who also worked at the College. We recently met up with th… More...
How do you encourage all sixth formers to think beyond the stress of A Level studies, to how they might make a positive impact on the climate by choos… More...
Read this interview with Frank Bell from Concord Alumni from 1985 More...