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Keeping up with the 'What I Want to be When I Grow Up' theme from our Early Years, this week, our Year 10 students stepped out of the classroom and into real-life experiences of work.

In Year 3, students embarked on an exciting journey of creativity and innovation by exploring the world of architecture.

Monday, 29th May was one of my favourite days of school. You must be wondering, what happened? I went on a trip to SeaWorld.

Last week, to celebrate the end of Nurseries 'People Who Help Us' topic, students came to school dressed as what they want to be when they grow up. 

Please welcome the new members of our School Community Group Committee! They are: Blanka Sabey Nicky Smith Walaa Elhindy Marwa Elmaarry Kit Ryan Shelley Kelly (not pictured) Each member of the committee has a responsibility for one of the important areas that the Community Group supports the school in, and they are looking for new members to join the committee in taking up one of the following positions:

The stage was set, the audience were seated, and the new Creative Arts Centre was alive as Bugsy Malone, the musical, officially opened our new auditorium.

We are delighted to let you know that Charlotte has been nominated by Mr. Mitchell for a Headteacher's Commendation Award.

On Monday, our Community Group organised a special lunch to express their appreciation for the tireless dedication of our ancillary staff, who have been instrumental in caring for our school and our children throughout the entire year.

Dear Parents, Re: Parking and Road Safety As you are all aware at BIS Abu Dhabi we believe in fostering an environment that promotes kindness, honesty, and respect among our students, staff, and parents. We constantly strive to instil these values in our daily interactions, both within the school premises and beyond. I write to you with a gentle reminder regarding an important aspect of our collective responsibility: driving and parking with care and consideration when coming to and from the school.

In Nursery, the children have been learning about different people who help us.

On Thursday, 8th June it is World Oceans Day. All students are invited to make a video or E-poster with a group of friends or their family.

Last Thursday, Year 2 had an immersive day of science investigations, all based around their current topic “A World of Pure Imagination”.

Dear Parent(s), It gives us great pleasure to share with you an overview of the International & National Residential School Trips & Visits that will be taking place - subject to ADEK approval - next academic year, 2023-2024. We hope that by allowing you to see all the trips in one place, you can ensure that you choose the most appropriate trip(s) for your children, to ensure that they benefit from the wonderful opportunities available to them.

Our Year 8 Science students have been in Primary School this week teaching Year 4 students all about ‘sound’.

I write this newsletter following our first inaugural event in our new auditorium. It has that new smell, like when you get a new car. Everything in it is fresh, clean, and untouched. The paint is fresh, the carpet is clean and has that lovely springy feel to it. The doors are all untouched, not a mark on them. I can’t wait to see the first production take place next week – Bugsy Malone – what a treat we are all in for!

Last week, Key Stage 2 & 3 boys had their Celebration of Swim! They've dedicated themselves to refining their swimming skills and personal survival abilities, and their hard work paid off. 

Yes, boys can dance too and on Wednesday, 17th May boys from Year 4 – Year 7 had the delight to work with Nader Musharbash, a male professional dancer and choreographer to create a dance for the annual dance production in June.

Robots and Humans I’ve dedicated my career to improving young peoples’ intelligence only to discover that the future is in fact not real intelligence at all, but the artificial type. It’s a little disheartening if I’m honest, not that AI has been created, but at how quickly the human race seems to have given up on itself in the race against the robots.  It is 26 years since the Deep Blue computer beat Gary Kasparov at chess, at which point the end of the world for humans was confidently predicted, but here we still are with our opposable thumbs and a pretty well-honed survival instinct.

This weekend, is the celebration of the BSME Dance Festival 2023 at Cranleigh School. This year the BSME theme is ‘A Night at The Movies’.

Last week, our excited Year 8's spent their morning getting creative with Waves. As part of their Year 8 topic of learning Waves, Students worked together in their different classes to create their very own wave machine.