Star International School, Al Twar.

Investigating science through hands-on discovery. Our Year 4 students at Star International School, Al Twar, explored which liquids can cause the most damage to teeth through an exciting science investigation.
By observing changes, comparing results and discussing their findings, students developed scientific enquiry, critical thinking and teamwork skills while learning more about dental health and healthy choices.

At Star, Al Twar, practical learning experiences help students connect science to real-life situations in engaging and meaningful ways.

Our Year 2 students at Star International School, Al Twar, worked together to sort and compare facts about the UK and the UAE under different headings, including food, weather, animals and landmarks.
Through interactive discussions and teamwork, students strengthened their understanding of different cultures while developing communication and research skills in a fun and engaging way.
At Star, Al Twar, we encourage curiosity and global awareness to help students become confident and open-minded learners.

🎙️ What does it take to attract and inspire great educators?

We're proud to share that Lisa Passante, Principal of Star International School, Al Twar, is featured on a recent episode of the BSME Talks podcast.

In the episode, Ms Passante discusses teacher recruitment, building candidate confidence, and the importance of honest, transparent conversations throughout the hiring journey.

Her insights reflect our commitment to creating a thriving learning community where talented educators help guide our students towards bright futures.

🎧 Listen to the full episode via the link in our bio.

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Our Year 4 students at Star International School, Al Twar, explored how to compare and calculate money values during their Maths lesson using practical activities and problem-solving tasks.
By working with different coin amounts, students strengthened their number skills and critical thinking while applying Maths to real-life situations engagingly and interactively.

Our Year 1 students at Star International School, Al Twar, explored shapes through hands-on activities, practising how to draw and identify different 2D shapes using rulers and grid paper. Through practical learning experiences, students developed fine motor skills, spatial awareness and problem-solving while strengthening their understanding of key mathematical concepts in a fun and engaging environment.

At Star, Al Twar, we encourage curiosity and active learning to help every child grow into a confident learner.

Our Year 5 students at Star International School, Al Twar, have been exploring the countries and capitals of South America using atlases and map-reading activities during their Geography lesson.

Through collaborative learning and research, students strengthened their geographical knowledge while developing observation and analytical skills as they explored different regions across the continent.

At Star, Al Twar, we encourage curiosity and global understanding to help students become confident and informed learners.

Our Primary and Secondary students at Star International School, Al Twar, marked Eid Al Adha through special assemblies held across both campuses. 🌙✨

Through performances, presentations and shared reflections, students explored the values of compassion, gratitude and togetherness while learning more about the significance of Eid al-Adha.

These meaningful celebrations helped strengthen cultural understanding, student wellbeing and the strong sense of community across our school.

Our Year 1 students at Star International School, Al Twar, explored how to find half of an amount through interactive activities and problem-solving tasks during their Maths lesson.
By matching and sharing amounts equally, students strengthened their number knowledge and confidence while developing a deeper understanding of mathematical concepts in a fun and engaging way.
At Star, Al Twar, we encourage curiosity and active learning to help every child grow into a confident learner.