We had a wonderful day at Margit Sziget as part of the Year 7 Art curriculum. Students focused on three activities; drawing leaves that they found using pencil, creating land art sculptures from found objects such as leaves, shells, seeds, and nuts, and lastly using oil pastels to sketch St Michael’s Chapel. Garyeong liked the fact that she could enjoy Art outside the school with her friends and the activities were all very fun. Also, she could learn new Art techniques, which she thought was very useful. Sreha loved sitting in nature at the different stations. Because Margaret Island was so big, she could run around at lunch time. Vanshika enjoyed the land art, because she worked as a team to make it and find different materials. Sarah liked visiting the chapel and using oil pastels. The glorious weather and peaceful surroundings created a wonderful learning experience for the students. They also enjoyed spotting the squirrels and other small animals such as birds. Bibi summed the day up best by saying “It was really fun, I really enjoyed it. Overall, this was the best BISB trip I have ever had.”
Jacqueline Ferguson
Head of Art
Year 8 Hungarian students went to a Hungarian trip to Gödöllői Királyi Kastély. We learned that Sisi and her family came to this castle in their free time to relax and hunt during fall, winter, and spring.
This spring break proved to be both busy and rewarding for British International School Budapest students, Laura Ivanka and Lizanna Ivanka, who achieved remarkable results at two major RoboCup Junior competitions.
