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Anthony Giles anthonyg@isb.ac.th by Jessica Swale Performed by HS Theatre Students and Directed by Mr. Huxtable The year is 1896, and Girton College Cambridge has been the first university to admit female students. The Girton girls study ferociously and match their … Continue reading →

Anthony Giles anthonyg@isb.ac.th  November 13 through December 6, 2019  Now on display in the Chevron Gallery, enjoy the ISB artwork and films presented IASAS Art & Film at SAS last week.  

Anthony Giles anthonyg@isb.ac.th   IOM Film Festival at ISB – December 11, 2019 Student filmmakers are invited to submit films (3 to 10 minutes in length) about the migrant experience according to the established themes: The promise and Challenge of … Continue reading →

Anthony Giles anthonyg@isb.ac.th  November 13 through December 6, 2019 Now on display in the Chevron Gallery, enjoy the ISB artwork and films presented IASAS Art & Film at SAS last week.

Anthony Giles anthonyg@isb.ac.th Take time to be creative! Save the date for Saturday, 1 February, 2020. It’s our second and final ArtSS offering this school year.  Registration information coming soon!

Justin Alexander justina@isb.ac.th Dear Parents,  Currently our IASAS MUN team and IASAS Cultural Convention delegates are proudly representing ISB in Kuala Lumpur (MUN) and in Singapore (Film and Visual Arts). We look forward to hearing about their experiences upon their … Continue reading →

Andy Vaughan andyv@isb.ac.th Please note that for Health and Safety reasons any High School Students needing medication on HS Trips must hand in medication to the clinic prior to the trips (at two school days prior to the departure day).  … Continue reading →

Justyna McMillan justynam@isb.ac.th On Monday, December 9th, we will be running a Math Specific Workshop and Q&A for HS parents. This workshop provides an opportunity to address some of the questions that have been raised at the Principal’s Forum, including … Continue reading →

Kevin Callahan kevinc@isb.ac.th As we near the end of the first semester (now six weeks away) the stress on students is at a high level.  They get it from school obligations, from friends (it’s a collaborative environment at ISB but … Continue reading →