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Wycombe Abbey
Frances Dove Way
High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, HP11 1PE
United Kingdom

Annika S

Annika is a Year 11 scholar at Wycombe Abbey. She is a passionate writer currently working on her debut novel, with a deep interest in exploring the complexities of society and the human condition. She loves playing racquet sports, especially tennis and squash.

Bea Nield

Beatrice is a year 13 student, studying Maths, Further Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Computer Science. She produced an EPQ discussing the potential and viability of implementing recommendation algorithms into neuroradiology. Passionate about the intersection of engineering and healthcare, she’s been researching how strategically including human bias can improve artificial intelligence models.

Cindy Q

Cindy is a year 10 student at Wycombe Abbey with interests in sciences and psychology. As an ENFP, she spends a lot of time exploring personality tests like the MBTI and is particularly intrigued by how we are impacted and influenced by them.

Neda A

Neda is a LVI pupil at Wycombe Abbey, studying History, Physics and Maths.

Sky P

Sky Phisuthikul is a Year 12 student at Wycombe Abbey with a passion for not only STEM but anything interesting that captures her interest from folding origami dragons to baking banana bread. She loves going down rabbit holes of science curiosities and finding answers to the questions that occur to her whenever the moment strikes. With an interest in medicine, which she intends to study at university, she hopes to pursue a career in healthcare.

Tia B

Tia is a Year 13 student studying Maths, Further Maths, Economics and Computer Science at A-Level. She was first introduced to microcredit when she spoke to women in her local village market in India who were recipients of microloans and had used these to lift themselves out of poverty. Since then, she developed a deep interest in modern economic tools that can help combat global issues like poverty and wealth inequality.

Vivienne Y

Vivienne is a Year 11 student with an interest in economics.