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Safer Internet Day calls upon people to join together to make the Internet a safer and better place for all, and especially for children and young people. The aim of the day is to encourage people to join the movement, to participate, and to make the most of the Internet's potential to bring people together.
With a global, community-led approach, Safer Internet Day encourages everyone to come together and play their part. There are many ways to do this; click on the links below to find out more about practical ways in which you can get involved. Whether you are a young person, a parent or a carer, everyone has a role to play in creating and maintaining a better online world:
As part of our initiative to create a safer Internet and raise awareness of Safer Internet Day 2021, we are launching a ‘Think Before You Post” poster competition.
This competition is open to all year groups, and we invite our students to create a poster that can be used to promote Internet safety, which will be used by the school in social media posts and future campaigns.
If you would like to enter your poster into the "Think Before You Post" competition, please email Miss Carey with your entry: (Anna.carey@bisad.ae). The closing date for the competition is Sunday, 21st Februrary 2021.
As exam season unfolds, there's a special kind of stillness that settles over the school. In the quiet hum of the examination hall, behind the rustle of papers and the soft clicking of keyboards, is a profound truth: we are witnessing a moment that our students will carry with them forever. It is the culmination of years of learning, growth, and perseverance, a chapter closing and a new one ready to be written.
A few weeks ago, as part of our IB DP Language programme, Year 12 students in the French Ab Initio and French B classes united to celebrate Mardi Gras (Shrove Tuesday). Originally a catholic event welcoming the ritual fasting of Lent, Mardi Gras is celebrated in France with festive parades and sumptuous public celebrations.
At BIS Abu Dhabi, students came together to not only recognize the festivity but rejoice at the opportunity to share and learn about the international traditions fostered within our community. With the help of Monsieur Depose and Mademoiselle Merchadier, the French DP classes baked tasty treats, including crepes, waffles, brownies, and traditional beignets!
As a teacher at BIS Abu Dhabi, I have the privilege of watching students grow — not just academically, but as young people finding their path in a complex world. One thing I’ve learned time and again is this: success doesn’t come from rare moments of brilliance — it comes from the quiet power of habits.
Research tells us that up to 40% of what we do each day is driven by habit, not active decision-making. That means the routines our students form — the way they begin their morning, how they handle a setback, whether they choose to read or scroll — are shaping who they become.
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