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Enrichment Week 2024 for Secondary Students

BISB WOLVES U19 Volleyball teams achieved their best result since 2017 by our boys defending their championship title and the girls coming second in the NAGGE U19 Volleyball Tournament last week in Warsaw.

Christmas has come early in the PE department as a two-week ‘Christmas Chaos’ House competition commenced in Primary.

This week, members of the school Debate Club and students who had shown ability and enthusiasm in our recent World Children’s Day debates were invited to take part in a discussion day in Obuda, hosted by the Clean Air Action Group NGO.

A growing body of evidence indicates that reading for pleasure has numerous benefits that can improve our lives in many ways, socially, emotionally, and academically.

Year 7 have been studying all about cells, and you have seen in previous newsletters some of the things they have been doing as part of that unit.

On the Science notice board on the C-floor, we have an informative display about “The Chemistry of Winter Festivals”.

With the renaming of our four Houses to Ruby, Topaz, Jade and Sapphire, there is a competition open to students from Years 5 to 13 to design the new Logo for each house.

As we approach the final week of Movember Spirits (and Mo's) are high!

As we approach the final week of Movember Spirits (and Mo's) are high!

On Friday the 17th of November our Year 13 IB Theatre students performed their devised performances "You Are What You Wear" and "Chiaroscuro".

Year 3 Marigold visited the science lab this week to examine some rock samples.

This week, BISB lit up with enthusiasm as we celebrated World Children's Day (WCD) on November 20th.

This year, in choosing a play different from the previous "Journey's End," we aimed to challenge our students' performances.

This year, in choosing a play different from the previous "Journey's End," we aimed to challenge our students' performances.

This year, in choosing a play different from the previous "Journey's End," we aimed to challenge our students' performances.