Author Archives: Michael ALLEN

We will be hosting an open informational about the HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) vaccine this upcoming May 22, 2023 from 07:00-07:30 AM (Session 1) and again from 07:30-08:30 AM (Session 2) in MPB1 (Second Floor) for parents interested in learning … Continue reading →

Congratulations go out to our ES students involved in our Panther Choir, Orff Ensemble and Strings Ensemble who took to the stage and performed beautifully this week!  The Music is Magic Celebrations were held on Monday evening and Wednesday morning. … Continue reading →

Please join us for our last Parent Engage of the 2022-23 school year! The session will focus on your child’s transition to the 2023-24 school year and summer learning resources. Come find out about all the resources available to keep … Continue reading →

Students are invited to be out of uniform on their non PE-Day and come to school for Character Dress-Up Day. The ES HUB will be hosting character dress up days during free dress days on May 11 and 12.  The … Continue reading →

Monday, May 15th- 9:30-10:45am One of our ES Counselor’s, Kathy Manu, will be hosting a parent conversation about TCK’s (Third Culture Kids), CCK’s (Cross-Cultural Kids) and the impact of an internationally mobile lifestyle on young people.  Following many informal conversations … Continue reading →

The Rainbow Room Foundation presents The Rainbow Fun Run 2023 Charity Walk/Run for Neurodiversity happening on 13 May. This easy walk/run will also include other fun activities like a mini-concert and a big tree climbing activity. The Steps team will … Continue reading →

May 24th @ 7:45am  ISB will be hosting an Air Quality Seminar on May 24th at 7:45 am in the MPB 1,  hosted by the ISB health clinic, Risk Management office and Elementary School. Topics discussed will include the measurement … Continue reading →

In February of this year, ISB students in grades 3, 5, 7, and 10 took the International Schools Assessment (ISA).  This assessment is taken by over 51,000 students in 250 international schools in 61 countries.  Students completed assessments evaluating Mathematical … Continue reading →