About Kyla
Who is Kyla?
As a dynamic Year 11 student, Kyla Ndinda seamlessly blends artistic expression with athletic passions. With a keen interest in music, I have cultivated a strong foundation in violin, guitar and bass guitar, finding solace and creativity through these instruments.
Additionally, I play at my church every two weeks, and engage within annual school recitals in November.
Being open-minded and eager to learn, I embrace new challenges with enthusiasm. My strong work ethic and growth mindset drives me to excel in all endeavors.
My Interests and Passions
Music
Within the musical realm, I participate in annual school recitals where I have played pieces such as Shostakovich – Prelude for two violins and Angry Tango on the violin, and H.E.R-Best Part on the guitar.
Currently, I play with the newly formed school band as a bassist where we plan to play at school assemblies and morning hours before school.
Academics
As a year 11 student at the Crawford International School, I have constantly excelled in the different subjects that I study and emerged among the top ten since Year 5. From Year 7 to Year 9, I have come first in my class in academic performance.
I am motivated by the structured learning environment and intellectual stimulation that the classroom provides. I thrive on the challenge of expanding my knowledge, pushing my academic boundaries, and striving for excellence.
Sports
Complementing my artistic pursuits, I am a dedicated sports person actively participating in basketball and netball within school and as a participant in school games and tournaments with local community clubs.
The discipline and teamwork I fostered through these sports has shaped me into a resilient and competitive individual. Ultimately, it has seen me selected as the U15 basketball captain, part of the U19 netball team that participated in inter Crawford games; first team netball for U15 and U19, and as a scroll for basketball.
Art
My intellectual curiosity extends beyond books and goes into the artistic world. My interest for art appeared when I was as young as seven and only continued to grow the older I became. To nurture my artistic interest, I selected art as a subject in year 8, 9 and elected it as an IGCSE subject where I have learnt numerous techniques to create pieces that show my artistic growth and creativity.
leadership
What leadership roles have you had at school and the impact of the same on you and your fellow students. Do you aspire for any other positions in the future: corporate, politics, coach, mentor, guardian….
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