WASAY SALMAN

High achieving sixth form student studying Mathematics, Economics and Business at The Campion School, predicted A*A*A. I'm really interested in business, technology and financial services. Work assignments at AWS Business Accountants Limited and CCLA have given me experience. I work as a Kumon tutor in addition to my academics, where I hone my teaching and communication abilities. As a Math Ambassador and Student Prefect, I have gained leadership experience. For the past five years, I have also volunteered to teach maths and English to impoverished kids in Pakistan every summer. I’m now fusing my love in technology and programming with finance to create a competition for my school.

I am currently working on two projects that reflect my interest in Finance. I am setting up an Economics club at school to create a space where students can explore real world ideas, discuss current events and learn practical skills such as reading financial statements and understanding how uncertainty shapes markets. Alongside this, I am building a Finance website where I will write simple explanations, short articles and breakdowns of concepts from books I have read. It is on its way to becoming a place where I can develop my own voice and share what I learn in a way that feels clear and accessible. Both projects show my drive to take initiative and turn my interest in these subjects into something useful for others. 

• Jack Petchey Award for Excellence
• Accepted into Eton College Summer School
• Took part in an essay competition (still waiting for results)

• I’ve been a volunteer Mathematics and English teacher in Pakistan since 2018, spending each summer working with underprivileged children. Over the years I’ve helped students strengthen both their academic skills and their confidence, adapting my explanations to suit different abilities and learning styles. This long term commitment has shaped the way I communicate and take responsibility for the communities I work with.
• I also took part in The Campion School’s OAP Community Project, where I worked alongside other students to support elderly members of the community. Through this, I developed stronger teamwork and communication skills and learned how meaningful small acts of support can be.

• Student Prefect | The Campion School
• Represent the school and contribute to the wider school community.
• Support students and assist with school activities.
• Take responsibility when working with students and staff.
• Develop communication and leadership skills through the role.
• Maths Ambassador | The Campion School
• Promote Mathematics within the school.
• Start an Economics club.