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On Tuesday 11 June, St Paul’s School hosted its 12th annual Medical Conference in Wathen Hall.
Lower Eighth pupils considering medicine or dentistry got to hear from a variety of expert speakers which included practising doctors as well as those involved with the admissions process and current medical students. Year 12 students from the local area also attended the conference.
As well as talks, there were also opportunities for pupils to get involved in breakout sessions. One of the many highlights of the conference was a breakout session on Problem Based Learning (PBL) led by Dr Susan Madden, Admissions Director of Norwich Medical School.
