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This year, in choosing a play different from the previous "Journey's End," we aimed to challenge our students' performances. Despite having only one term to put it together, we're excited about our emotive, funny, and endearing play. The story revolves around Christopher, a unique boy interpreting the world through his own lens. Discovering a dead dog on his neighbor's lawn, he applies Sherlock Holmes' principles, initiating a remarkable narrative. Christopher delves into the mystery of his mother's absence and his father's unexpected behavior, relying on clues rather than emotional cues. This unconventional approach makes his journey of discovery truly special. We hope you enjoy this year's BISB play.
6 p.m. 11th & 12th December 2023 Theatre
You can access the programme here.
Tickets are available in reception.
Kirk Wootton
Teacher of Science/Chemistry
Welcome to the BISB Christmas Story Advent Calendar! Each day you can enjoy the countdown to Christmas by clicking on the date and enjoying a Christmas story, poem or song from one of the teachers at Primary.
On Tuesday evening we welcomed the BBIS Girls' Football team to play in a Festival of Football celebrating the year so far. The whole event was played in a friendly and fun environment where the girls from both teams could show off their talents that they have been working on in training sessions.
RoboCup Junior is an international educational robotics initiative that has been inspiring young students worldwide to engage with STEM subjects through hands-on robotics competitions for over 25 years.
This week in English, Year 8 shared their completed magazines in a collaborative press event. There was a lovely buzz in the classrooms, and we were very impressed with both the quality of the work produced and the professionalism with which they pitched their final products to each other and the Year 12 Muse students who came along as well.
