Where Are Shichida Students Today?
Many parents ask how to prepare their children for selective school entry or academic scholarships. While every child’s journey is different, strong foundations in curiosity, concentration, critical thinking and confidence can play an important role.
Many Shichida students continue to thrive academically as they grow. Some have gained admission to selective schools, while others have received academic scholarships recognising their dedication and love of learning.
Below are stories of Shichida students who have achieved these milestones. Each journey is unique, but their achievements reflect the curiosity, confidence and learning mindset nurtured during their early years.
Shichida Student Achievements
- Admission to selective schools
- Academic scholarships
- STEM competition finalists
- Mathematics and science awards
- Leadership and public speaking recognition
Joel Tan
Accepted into: John Monash Science School from Year 10
Shichida Student: Age 2–9
Joel developed a strong interest in science and robotics and successfully gained admission to JMSS, one of Victoria’s selective science schools.
Jacqueline Soon-Legaspi
Accepted into: Haileybury Girls College on an academic scholarship from Year 5
Shichida Student: Age 1 year 10 month – 9 years old
Jacqueline was accepted into Haileybury in 2017 and started in Year 5. Earlier in her schooling, she was accelerated and skipped Year 1, progressing directly from Prep to Year 2.
How Do Students Gain Admission to Selective Schools?
Selective schools typically assess students through entrance examinations and interviews that evaluate:
- mathematical reasoning
- problem-solving ability
- critical thinking
- communication skills
Many parents search for ways to help their children prepare for selective school entry. While preparation methods vary, strong learning habits developed during early childhood often support students as they progress academically.
Strong Foundations for Lifelong Learning
The skills required for selective school admissions and academic scholarships – such as concentration, analytical thinking, curiosity and confidence – often begin developing in early childhood.
The Shichida Method focuses on nurturing these abilities through engaging activities designed to support children during the most important years of development.
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