Year 12 Student Named Finalist in Prestigious Essay Competition
- davisonr7
- Apr 1
- 1 min read
Learning
Omeose Egbiremolen has been recognised as a Finalist in the highly competitive Northeastern University London Year 12 Essay Competition. This year’s competition attracted an impressive 5,770 entries from students across the country, with only the top 20% achieving Finalist status.
Omeose’s essay, titled The Psychological Effects of Bullying and How It Can Be Mitigated, explored the deep and lasting impact of bullying on mental health, including anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem. Her work also examined strategies for reducing these effects, such as fostering supportive school environments, promoting open communication, and implementing strong anti-bullying policies.
Reaching the Finalist stage in such a prestigious competition is a remarkable achievement, demonstrating Omeose’s strong analytical skills, compelling writing style, and dedication to addressing important social issues.
