What are other things my child can do during the Head-Royce interview to make a positive and memorable impression on the admissions team?

Showing active listening skills can make the interviewer more interested in your child. This includes attentive body language like sitting up straight, maintaining eye contact, nodding the head at appropriate times, and using hand gestures when speaking. These actions show engagement in the conversation and respect to the interviewer. 

To make more impact, encourage your child to articulate their genuine enthusiasm for Head-Royce by referencing specific aspects of the school that resonate with their interests and goals. For example, instead of stating generic statements that are easily found on the website, mention a particular club, academic program, or community service. This shows that they’ve done their research and are a good fit to the school community. Sharing an anecdote that highlights their character, passions, or problem solving skills can also create a memorable connection. Remember, being authentic, engaged, and showing genuine interest in Head-Royce will leave a positive impression on the interviewer.