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At BIS Abu Dhabi, we think learning is best when our students are enjoying themselves and we're always looking for exciting new ways to bring our subjects to life!

On Wednesday, our Early Years celebrated 'The Men in Our Lives'! The children were overjoyed to welcome their special guests into school for a delightful breakfast.

The BIS Abu Dhabi French speaking community experienced a cultural and culinary extravaganza at Le Louvre Abu Dhabi and Fouquet’s Abu Dhabi.

Introducing the BIS Abu Dhabi Economic Journal!

Explore the exciting world of economics beyond the syllabus! The British International School Abu Dhabi Economic Society proudly presents the first-ever issue of their journal, providing students with a platform to analyse real-world events through an economic lens.

The power of dance.

This week we have been able to celebrate dance at school. Students from Year 3 to Year 12 have been taking part in our own 'BREAKING NEWS' dance exhibition in our new auditorium. What a show! I was so impressed with the students (and the staff dance). It covered a range of themes and genres and all were executed with care, attention, love, and dedication. 

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.

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:

There are a whole host of ways to learn.  At BIS Abu Dhabi we want our students to have a wide range of learning experiences and we work hard on our curriculum to make sure that they do.  This week though, our Year 10 students are having a learning experience that we simply cannot provide within a classroom – they are experiencing the world of work.