从创校生到六边形全能战士：祝贺哈罗学子Regina横扫UCL、悉尼大学+英国本科14万奖学金

While raising her hand marked the beginning of reaching outward, stepping onto the TEDx stage marked the moment Regina learned to face herself.

It was the first time she stood before the whole school and spoke openly about her struggle with imposter syndrome.

Imposter syndrome is a psychological phenomenon characterised by persistent self-doubt regarding one’s achievements, accompanied by a persistent internalised fear of being exposed as a "fraud".

Regina recalls, “Through that experience, I not only discovered my confidence and passion for public speaking, but I also took a major step toward overcoming that personal challenge.”

In the summer of 2025, serving as a Head Girl, Regina and Michael undertook on a special assignment: representing the school in a panel discussion with industry leaders during the inauguration of Harrow Guangzhou. It was her first time collaborating with student leaders from other Harrow schools and connecting with professionals across various fields.

From founding student to graduate, from a shy girl to Head Girl, and from the Harrow classrooms to educational summits— she learned how to embrace her imperfections and transform vulnerability into strength.

Last summer, Regina and two classmates travelled to the UK to participate in the Cambridge Economics and Finance Competition Global Final. Competing against top students from around the world, their team won both the Team Gold Award and the Team Innovation Award. Individually, Regina was rewarded a Gold Award and recognised as Outstanding Speaker — making her the most awarded participant in the competition.

She also earned a Gold Award in LAMDA Public Speaking, attaining an exceptional score of 95%, equivalent to 30 UCAS points. That same year, she received a High Distinction at the John Locke Summer School, widely regarded as one of the most prestigious academic programmes in the UK.

When asked about her future future aspirations, Regina’s eyes shone with determination.