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At BISW, International Women's Day was a time to learn about and discuss the achievements of women and the importance of equality.

Alumna Isabella Impavido shares memories from her 14 years at BISW and discusses her university life.

See how BISW implemented policies and procedures to become the first K–12 school to reopen responsibly in Washington, DC.

Alumnus Ernesto Jimenez-Hope, now at the University of Chicago, talks about attending BISW for 12 years.

Alumna Darya Kalsi recalls how BISW and the Newspaper Club helped her prepare for university.

Alumnus Will Churchill discusses times at BISW and memories from university.

BISW's Performing Arts adjusts strategies to keep virtual Dance, Drama, and Music classes rigorous and special.

Alumna Claudia Churchill remembers her favourite times at BISW and describes her exciting time in higher education.

Students in Year 5 and Year 6 wrote and illustrated children's books to teach environmentally friendly behaviours.

Students competed in a sporting competition with Nord Anglia schools in a virtual setting.

Students gave a compassionate presentation for Transgender Awareness Week.

Students made short films and other creative works to express the human need for connection.

Students developed full interactive text-adventure computer games.

The British International School of Washington held mock elections on Tuesday, November 3.

BISW observed Bullying Prevention Month with presentations for secondary school students.

Students made model volcanoes during the Exit Point activity for the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) unit Active Planet.

This week BISW would like highlight one of Year 11 students for being picked to take part in an evening discussion and showcase for Maker Spaces dealing with Covid. In addition to starting his own podcast similar to the panel discussion.

We are proud to share that our students at the British International School of Washington achieved exceptional results in this year’s International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP).

Head of Technology David Williams explains how he has kept BISW students designing, making and learning, even while studing virtually or remaining physically distanced in the building.

BISW wrapped up the school year with a 'Virtual Careers Week' for students in Years 10-12. Over ninety students participated in ten different career presentations from over twenty-five options. It was an incredible and invaluable opportunity for BISW students to learn about careers from a multitude of job sectors.