Grade 12 IB Psychology students planned for and taught grade 6 students about stress and stress management. Synthesizing their own learning about stress and sharing that in a developmentally accessible format was powerful cross-divisional learning for both groups of students.

Students attend the International Day Against Nuclear Tests.

At the International School of Belgrade, CPR training is more than a requirement; it’s a cornerstone of our health and safety program and a vital part of annual staff development.

By collaborating with another English Speaking high school, AAS Sofia poets get
experience with publishing and promoting their masterpieces.

This weekend, the AISB Vampires brought their energy and spirit to the CEESA Cross-Country meet in Moara Vlăsiei, near Bucharest.

Grade 11 Activation Day Inspires Future Changemakers

One of my favorite events at Tashkent International School (TIS) is the United Nations Day.

This school year, we’re excited to introduce the MTSS (Multi-Tiered System of Support) in kindergarten and first grade.

Why Teaching Behaviour is the Key to Learning.

To put their vision into action, the entire staff of the International School of Krakow partnered with a neighboring historic church to restore its cemetery grounds ahead of the parish’s 700th-anniversary celebration.

This August, Pechersk School International (PSI Kyiv) opened its doors for the 30th time — a milestone made even more meaningful against the backdrop of today’s Ukraine.

What happens when early learners and middle school learners come together in a workshop filled with tools, creativity, and curiosity? At TISA, it sparked a dynamic collaboration between the Design Department and the Early Learning Centre (ELC) to reimagine a shared space for learning and mentorship.

This past week, our school community came together for an MYP Design and Robotics Exhibition—a dynamic and inspiring celebration of creativity, problem-solving, and hands-on learning.

This past week, Kyiv International School’s middle school students stepped beyond the classroom walls and into a world of hands-on learning, team-building, and adventure during our much-anticipated Week Without Walls.

This month in Kyiv International School, the Environmental Science students were presented with fibers found at a simulated crime scene.

The 11YO Science Engineering unit has been a hands-on, creative exploration of structural design!

Following the Rocket Launch to Mars challenge this Fall, secondary students in Mr. Smith’s Mathematics classes took on a creative engineering challenge: designing and constructing an inflatable “Mars Habitat.”

On May 23, 2025, AISB’s grade 10 Journalism students published their second issue of The Bite Magazine.

After five months of passionate dedication, “The Addams Family: School Edition” came to life in two spectacular performances that left audiences spellbound.

Students and teachers in the ISK Early Years piloted an Outdoor Learning program this year.

We are proud to announce the adoption of AISB’s new school mission.

I want to share a candid reflection on something we rarely discuss openly: what happens when a lesson doesn’t go exactly as planned?

PYP students celebrated Science Day.

Our U15 and U19 volleyball teams recently returned from an exciting trip to Almaty