Celebrating the 2022 World Reading Day on April 24th, BIS held its annual Book Week this week. The theme this year is: Old Worlds, New Worlds, Other Worlds. Keep reading with us:   Book Week Parade The most exciting event of the week was no doubt the Book Week Parade, on which day students were encouraged

It’s Earth Day – a day to specially recognize our planet and its’ environment. Some of our students have asked us all at 7pm to turn our lights off for 10 minutes to save some energy and show we care for our planet. I think that’s a great idea and will be joining in myself

On April 20th, we held the Early Years Online Open Day through live stream. It showed a wonderful day of our kids in Early Years Center. Please enjoy the review of the live stream. Looking forward to meeting you on Elementary Open Day next week!

In BIS, we believe that art education is crucial to student development. Lots of scientific research show that arts are closely linked to almost everything that we want for our children: academic achievement, social and emotional development, civic engagement, and equitable opportunities.In our secondary school, Arts are delivered in subjects of both Visual Arts and

On the afternoon of Monday 18th April, MYP students from Grades 6-10 hosted the BIS MYP Science Fair. This has become an annual event at BIS and it’s progressing every year. Students have spent an average of one Science lesson each two weeks since November working on the Science Fair in collaborative groups, supported by

As a parent, you may have to deal with the rapid change of your adolescent children – both biological and psychosocial. Conflicts between parents and children become more frequent and more intense during adolescence. Many are keen to develop their parent–adolescent relationships. Our Executive President Ms. Sue Su, who also has a teenage son, shared