Congratulations to The Class of 2026!

We’re pleased to share this year’s graduating class: 12 incredible individuals whose personalities are as unique as their TGS experiences. Yet, for all of their wonderful differences, each is united in having left an enduring mark on their educators, our school’s culture, and, most importantly, each other.

Over the past year, their learning has unfolded across continents and cultures. They have watched the sun rise over the Okavango Delta, reflected on history and resilience in Hiroshima and Sarajevo, immersed themselves in the energy of Mumbai and Hanoi, and explored the art, architecture, and traditions of Florence, Athens, and Oaxaca. Along the way, they sampled unfamiliar foods, listened to new languages, engaged with local communities, and encountered perspectives that challenged and expanded their worldview. These experiences have not only deepened their global awareness, but also taught them to move through it with greater curiosity, empathy, and confidence in the unfamiliar.

Without further ado, we present to you the THINK Global School Class of 2026!

Annie F.

Year Joined: 2024

From: Vietnam 🇻🇳 and Australia 🇦🇺

Countries Annie called home: Australia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Botswana, Brazil, Canada, Greece, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, and Vietnam

Senior Quote: “You know, I’ve realised that I’m probably just perfect and it’s everybody else around me that’s got issues” – Scott Disick KUWTK

What is your favorite memory from your time at TGS? Meeting Walker Scobell in Vancouver on the set of Percy Jackson with Kenzo D.

What are the three aspects of TGS you will miss the most? Stipend, prep budget, and Roblox nights.

What are 3 skills that you would consider yourself a “Master” in? Last minute snack runs, just making it to breakfast checks, and spontaneous naps AND adaptability, managing complexity, and communication.

What’s next? Planning on a degree in BioMedicine, likely in Australia

Official student graduation portrait of Annie from the Think Global School graduating class of 2026.

Think Global School students Annie and Killian smiling and showcasing intricate mehndi designs on their hands during the class of 2026 India term.

Benjamin B.

Year Joined: 2024

From: United States 🇺🇸

Countries Benjamin called home: Australia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Botswana, Brazil, Canada, Greece, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, and Vietnam

Senior quote: “Only that in which is me can hear what I am saying” – Ram Dasull

What is your favorite memory from your time at TGS? Packing into an overnight train across Vietnam, seeing people living lives I never expected to witness.

What are 3 skills that you would consider yourself a “Master” in? Communication, persuasion, and acceptance.

What are the three aspects of TGS you will miss the most? Stipend, someone else organizing my flights, and paid for room and board.

What’s next? Attending Montana State University

Official student graduation portrait of Ben from the Think Global School graduating class of 2026.

Think Global School student Ben sitting outdoors with a local guest speaker during a learning module on the class of 2026 Botswana term.

Chema C.

Year Joined: 2023

From: Mexico 🇲🇽

Countries Chema called home: Australia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Botswana, Brazil, Canada, Greece, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, and Vietnam

Senior quote: Haters gonna hate.

What is your favorite memory from your time at TGS? Japan and Italy WeXplores

What are the three aspects of TGS you will miss the most? Community, discovery, and freedom.

What are 3 skills that you would consider yourself a “Master” in? Miniatures, sci-fi, and cosplay.

What’s next? Attending CEU Cardinal Herrera University in Spain.

Official student graduation portrait of Chema from the Think Global School graduating class of 2026.

Think Global School student Chema holding up a handmade black and white block print during the class of 2026 term in Oaxaca, Mexico.

Eitan G.

Year Joined: 2024

From: United States 🇺🇸 and Israel 🇮🇱

Countries Eitan called home: Australia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Botswana, Brazil, Canada, Greece, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, and Vietnam

Senior quote: “The quieter you become, the more you can hear.” – Ram Dass

What is your favorite memory from your time at TGS? Singing Mamma Mia songs on a rooftop in Santorini, Greece, while staying in a hostel that looked exactly like Donna’s hotel in the movie.

What three aspects of TGS will you miss the most? The community, stipend, and Emma’s godly logistics.

What are 3 skills that you would consider yourself a “Master” in? Plane travel, sleeping anywhere anytime, and grounding into new places.

What’s next? Getting into the Maritime (namely the yacht chartering industry), Journalism (visiting student) courses at NYU, travel, writing, and business.

Official student graduation portrait of Eitan from the Think Global School graduating class of 2026.

Eitan, Kelsey, Ben, and Head of School Andy Wood from THINK Global School posing playfully on one leg aboard a boat in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam, with limestone karsts and water in the background.

Huxley L.

Year Joined: 2024

From: England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Countries Huxley called home: Australia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Botswana, Brazil, Canada, Greece, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, and Vietnam

Senior quote: “ “ – ( )

What is your favorite memory from your time at TGS? The time Kenzo D forgot to let go of the zip line in Vietnam, and did a backflip.

What are 3 skills that you would consider yourself a “Master” in? Programming, maths, and being funny.

What are the three aspects of TGS you will miss the most? Stipend, WeXplore, and the people.

What’s next? Attending the Mathematics and Computer Science program at the University of Manchester.

Official student graduation portrait of Huxley from the Think Global School graduating class of 2026.

Huxley alongside THINK Global School classmates and educators posing with sea turtle sculptures at Projeto Tamar in Brazil.

Kenzo W.

Year Joined: 2023

From: Japan 🇯🇵

Countries Kenzo called home: Australia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Botswana, Brazil, Canada, Greece, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, and Vietnam

Senior Quote: I may have not been the first Wei to graduate, but I am the first Kenzo! – Kenzo Wei

What is your favorite memory from your time at TGS? Commedia dell’arte module performance in Italy. Going onstage to act with my peers in the traditional Italian acting form was the most hilariously embarrassing moment for me in my life, and doing so to bring together a sense of joy, comedy, and excitement amongst my fellow actors and the rest of TGS is unforgettable!

What are the three things you’ll miss the most about TGS? The diversity, the freedom, and the people. TGS is such a melting pot of places, people, and most importantly stories. As the stories we bring and represent intersect with the stories of where we are, we are able create unforgettable memories, connections, and values in which we choose to take on for the rest of our lives. Having the freedom to pursue my own character in conjunction with likeminded people creates a kaleidoscopic story I will be processing for the rest of my life.

What’s next? Taking a gap year to travel and further develop my mastery project to transition into university.

Official student graduation portrait of Kenzo from the Think Global School graduating class of 2026.

Kenzo and Tshiamo from THINK Global School smiling and holding pruning shears during a service learning project in Oaxaca, Mexico.

Liam F.

Year Joined: 2023

From: France 🇫🇷

Countries Liam called home: Australia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Botswana, Brazil, Canada, Greece, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, and Vietnam

Senior quote: I wish I learnt more, and I wish I learnt it sooner.

What is your favorite memory from your time at TGS? Conducting an Environmental Impact Assessment for the Brazilian government in Salvador’s Bay of All Saints to gather bioacoustic data on the Guiana dolphin.

What are the three aspects of TGS you will miss the most? Traveling, adventure, and interconnectedness between students.

What are 3 skills that you would consider yourself a “Master” in? Public speaking, problem-solving, and scientific research.

What’s next? Either The University of Toronto Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering or the University of Washington.

Official student graduation portrait of Liam from the Think Global School graduating class of 2026.

THINK Global School student Liam standing on a rocky cliff overlooking the Aegean Sea near Cape Sounion, Greece, during a 2026 educational term.

Maya G.

Year Joined: 2023

From: Canada 🇨🇦 and Russia 🇷🇺

Countries Maya called home: Australia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Botswana, Brazil, Canada, Greece, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, and Vietnam

Senior Quote: GraduATE? No, I am not hungry.

What is your favorite memory from your time at TGS? Almost dying on the Japanese train system.

What are the three aspects of TGS you will miss the most? The last day of term, Graduation, and Sam.

What are 3 skills that you would consider yourself a “Master” in? Beating a dead horse, barking up the wrong tree, and biting the bullet.

What’s next? The University of Toronto.

Official student graduation portrait of Maya from the Think Global School graduating class of 2026.

Maya G. and her THINK Global School classmates wearing sunglasses and posing playfully outdoors during a term in Botswana.

Muthu S.

Year Joined: 2024

From: South Africa 🇿🇦

Countries Muthu called home: Australia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Botswana, Brazil, Canada, Greece, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, and Vietnam

Senior quote: “So long, partner” – Woody, Toy Story 3

What is your favorite memory from your time at TGS? In Canada, my first term, there was a day Liam, Satnam, and I decided to sleep on the balcony. Liam hung a hammock on the railing and me and Satnam slept sheetless on his mattress that we dragged out. I remember waking up to the sunrise the next morning. It’s one of my first major memories of TGS and a night I’ll never forget.

What are the three aspects of TGS you will miss the most? Not having to deal with the logistics or traveling in a country, traveling so often, and my friends.

What are 3 skills that you would consider yourself a “Master” in? Time management, consistency, and self-initiative.

What next? Engineering at the University of Florida.

Official student graduation portrait of Muthu from the Think Global School graduating class of 2026.

Liam, Muthu, and Kenzo from THINK Global School biting imaginary medals on the winners' podium at the Panathenaic Stadium in Athens, Greece.

Natasha G.

Year Joined: 2024

From: Singapore 🇸🇬

Countries Natasha called home: Australia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Botswana, Brazil, Canada, Greece, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, and Vietnam

What is your favorite memory from your time at TGS? Dancing with strangers on Ponte Vecchio in Florence while Yosef sang “Remember” by John Legend into a microphone

Senior quote: Chúc mừng năm mới (Happy New Year!)

What are the three aspects of TGS you will miss the most? To be able to explore new countries with my friends, cultural activities being organized, and the random friends and people you meet in each country.

What are 3 skills that you would consider yourself a “Master” in? Adaptability, making friends with random people,
and side quests.

What’s next? I am taking a gap semester and am currently looking for internships/jobs somewhere in the world during the fall.

Official student graduation portrait of Natasha from the Think Global School graduating class of 2026.

Tshiamo and Natasha from THINK Global School with Day of the Dead face paint celebrating Día de los Muertos in Oaxaca, Mexico.

Sandee T.

Year Joined: 2024

From: Thailand 🇹🇭

Countries Sandee called home: Australia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Botswana, Brazil, Canada, Greece, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, and Vietnam

Senior quote: “Soy broke” – Sandee (Mexico 2025)

What is your favorite memory from your time at TGS? Canoeing down the Yukon during Rite of Passage.

What are the three aspects of TGS you will miss the most? Spontaneous side quests, creative freedom, and my friends.

What are 3 skills that you would consider yourself a “Master” in? Filling out my CAR, missing Sunday status, and grabbing a coffee before every function.

What’s next? University.

Official student graduation portrait of Sandee from the Think Global School graduating class of 2026.

Sandee and Kenzo from THINK Global School learning to use traditional farming tools from a local resident in Vietnam.

Shangrila X.

Year Joined: 2023

From: China 🇨🇳

Countries Shangrila called home: Australia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Botswana, Brazil, Canada, Greece, Italy, Japan, Mexico, and Vietnam

What is your favorite memory from your time at TGS? Doing lots of snorkeling at the reefs in Australia.

What are the three aspects of TGS you will miss the most? Stickers on my laptop, the air miles, and traveling.

What are 3 skills that you would consider yourself a “Master” in? Being on crutches, traveling, writing.

What’s next? Going to university and studying biology.