On Thursday, 28th November, the Medical Society hosted the 'Medical Review'. The Medical Review is an event in which groups of students gave short presentations in front of an expert panel of judges on a medicine-related topic of their choice. This year's theme was '21st-century diseases'. The Q&A session was conducted after the presentations in order to enhance students' experience in elaborating detailed information and their communication skills. While participating in Thursday’s Medical Review CCA to research and develop their topics, students have challenged themselves to think and work beyond the classroom. There were initially six teams in the CCA and after the preliminary round on 21st November, three teams were selected to present their research in the ‘Medical Review’. The topics presented were: - Circulating Vaccine-Derived Poliovirus
- Parkinson's Disease
- Alzheimer's Disease
Dr Soo Jeong Lee, a clinical researcher and psychiatrist, Dr Seoyeon Kim, a family physician at a medical institution and Mr Hall, our Head of English were the judges. The team delivered the presentation about Parkinson’s Disease was the winning team, arranged with 3 students Min Young Baek, Yewon Lee and Seoyoon Bae (Yr 11 students).
NLCS Jeju is a British school situated on the UNESCO World Heritage island of Jeju, South Korea, our proud history began in North London over 150 years ago at NLCS UK. Our students combine academic excellence and a deep love of learning with a wealth of co-curricular opportunities, to develop into exceptional individuals who believe that anything is possible.
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