Congratulations to the MIC-BC program and its formal Independent DECA chapter. DECA prepares students for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management. The club also develops leadership skills and gives students a chance to compete and attend DECA seminars, business conferences, and competitions worldwide. With business skills being relevant throughout every industry, having a strong foundation in communication, leadership, problem-solving, financial management, and marketing sets students apart from their peers.
DECA is a significant stepping stone for students interested in business. Exposure to real-world scenarios compounds student learning, and they are better prepared for professional roles while displaying a commitment to business education. This is invaluable for University and career preparation.

With several client visits, our students are on an experiential learning journey of a lifetime. This practical approach bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world application, making learning more engaging, relevant, and impactful. Experiential learning turns business education from memorization into meaningful, skill-building experiences—exactly what Gen Z needs in a fast-changing economy.

These client visits are more than just a photo opportunity, our DECA students are engaging these clients to learn the intricacies of their business. Some of the questions asked include:

How do you stay adaptable in a rapidly changing business environment?
How does your company stay ahead of competitors in an evolving market?
How do you foster a culture of innovation within your organization?
What strategies do you use to motivate and inspire your team?

These visits are made possible with the guidance and support of our dedicated advisors, who play a crucial role in
facilitating these opportunities. The objective is to ask questions that spark meaningful discussions and provide
students with actionable insights.

Student leadership is about growth, influence, and preparing for the future. Leadership skills are crucial for students’
personal development, academic success, and community growth. The BC program encourages leadership and strives to create empowered students who can make a difference in the global society. Our student-led workshops foster a sense of social responsibility that motivates students to become active citizens with effective decision-making skills.

With 17 workshops in total, our student leaders have taken the lead in presenting workshops that explore cross-curricular learning in humanities, art, business, and STEM, among other areas. These workshops have given students the opportunity to take ownership of their learning by researching, preparing, and teaching concepts to
peers, leading to a noticeable increase in their confidence.

The MIC student-athletes are motivated and disciplined TEAM players who excel at balancing the demands of academics and competitive sports. They understand the value of hard work, determination, and dedication, creating a strong foundation for their futures. Athletics are more than just games; they help shape students into confident, disciplined, and resilient individuals, preparing them for success in academics, careers, and life. Schools that prioritize athletics foster well-rounded individuals who are equipped with the skills necessary for future success.

Great work, Lions! Let's Go!!

The 2025 English Arts Festival and STEM Fair, hosted by Majestic BC International School, showcased the power of collaboration in education. This event promoted a holistic approach that blends creativity, critical thinking, and communication skills—essential complements to technical knowledge. The fair included a variety of exhibits, projects, and activities that highlighted the connection between Language Arts and STEM concepts.

Participating in the English Arts Festival was an enriching experience that provided students with valuable insights and lasting memories. From a language-learning perspective, the festival was more than just a theoretical exercise; it was a practical immersion in English. Activities such as English games, speech competitions, and dramatic skits were integrated with science presentations and experiments, making student learning both enjoyable and engaging.

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