Oxford Sixth Form College students meet The Venerable Phra Medhivajirodom

The visit offered our students a unique chance to interact with The Venerable Phra Medhivajirodom, an individual of great prominence. Serving as one of the first UNHCR Patrons since 2018, he has dedicated himself to advocating for peace and compassion, particularly concerning refugees and humanitarian crises. His presence in Oxford provided our students with a remarkable opportunity to engage with an individual whose commitment to global well-being is both admirable and inspirational.

Throughout the guided tour, our students not only showcased the architectural and academic grandeur of Oxford but also delved into meaningful discussions with The Venerable Phra Medhivajirodom. These conversations touched upon pressing global issues, fostering a deep understanding of the challenges faced by refugees and emphasizing the pivotal role of humanitarian efforts.

The exchange of ideas, perspectives, and cultural nuances during this event aligns with our commitment to providing students with diverse, immersive experiences that extend beyond traditional classroom boundaries.

As we reflect on this meeting, we extend our heartfelt appreciation to The Venerable Phra Medhivajirodom for sharing his invaluable insights and time with our students. This interaction not only broadened the horizons of our students but also exemplified the meaningful connections that can be forged through shared commitments to global humanitarian values. Oxford Sixth Form College remains dedicated to providing impactful experiences that contribute to the holistic development of our students, shaping them into informed and compassionate global citizens.