Dulwich Voice: Talent in Music, Kendama, and Volleyball

Every week we showcase the successes, milestones, and shining moments that capture the unique spirit of our Dulwich Pudong community.

ACAMIS Volleyball Tournament

From 29 October to 1 November, our Panthers Volleyball teams represented us at the ACAMIS Volleyball Tournament hosted by Suzhou Singapore International School (SSIS). 

Across three days, both the boys and girls competed in a series of round-robin and playoff matches against top international schools from across the region, including Dulwich College Beijing, Renaissance College Hong Kong, Chinese International School, BISS, and hosts SSIS.

The boys' team had an excellent start, dominating pool play with wins over RCHK, CIS, and BISS. After advancing to the semi-finals, they narrowly missed a place in the finals after a hard-fought battle against their rivals from Dulwich Beijing. The team claimed an impressive fourth place overall.

The girls' team also impressed, recording victories against CIS, RCHK, and producing a standout three-set win over Dulwich Beijing. After pushing every opponent to their limits in the playoffs, the girls too secured a well-earned 4th-place finish.

A special thank you goes to our graduating players, whose leadership, commitment, and years of contribution to Dulwich Pudong volleyball have left a lasting impact on the programme.

Dulwich Got Talent, Senior School

On 5 November, Senior School held the finals of its annual 'Dulwich Got Talent' competition. 

This event provides an opportunity for students to showcase their talent and creativity

The first round in September had participants submit a video for a public vote. Then, three solo acts and three group acts were selected to advance to the finals, where they performed live in front of their peers and a panel of judges.

Following the performances, the audience and judges cast their votes:  

1、Kiyo F, Year 8

Won first place for his skill with the Kendama, a traditional Japanese cup and ball game.

2、Newnew N, Year 9

Won second place for her solo dance performance. 

3、Band Xianze C, Brooklyn F, Ryan Z and Zachary L, Year 10 

Won third place with their performance of Eric Clapton's classic 'Layla'.

Each winning act received customised medals that were presented in a special assembly.