Alexia Flamanzeanu

I joined King’s InterHigh in September 2021 for Year 11 and have never been more pleased!

After moving from Dubai to Bucharest, I wanted to continue studying a British curriculum because of the freedom and usefulness of the content learned. With that being said, it was very hard for me to find a British school that matched my GCSE subject options and also the exam board that I initially started doing when I was in Year 10. I stumbled upon the school as one of my family friends is enrolled in Year 13 at King’s InterHigh. I was so impressed by their feedback that I decided to enrol with no second thoughts!

My learning journey has been a tough, yet exciting roller coaster. I enjoy learning new things and collaborating with other classmates and teacher, which King’s InterHigh was able to provide successfully. Teachers are nice and always just one email away! I was very pleased at how collaborative they were and how quickly they responded to emails. I would sincerely recommend King’s InterHigh to anyone who is interested in learning and discovering new things!

My dream is to move to California, where I would study criminal law. I have been passionate about criminal law for almost a year now and I am thrilled to see what opportunities await for me.

In terms of A Levels, I will be moving to a physical school because as much as King’s Interhigh has been a wonderful experience, I would like to experiment with a different environment during my last 2 years of high school.  I plan on doing Media, Economics, English Literature, and Psychology, which are suitable if you are interested in having a job that is in the law field in the future.

I believe that being in Year 11 at King’s InterHigh has taught me a lot, not only because it is a tough year filled with a lot of exams, but because being online has led me to adapt more easily to change, which I think is a crucial thing for a student as there are always going to be changes in life that we have to adapt to.

As I had a lot of exams this year, I was able to redirect to a more organised and secured school lifestyle, as organisation is key for a Year 11 student. Before joining this school, I was very unorganised, which caused me to be less focused. At King’s InterHigh, I started to become more aware of the situation and the fact that I was sitting my GCSEs at the end of the year, so I began creating folders for all of my subjects, which have improved my grades drastically.

I also learned the value of helping others as I would always volunteer to help my classmates when they weren’t sure about something.