HPC International School

Happy summer holidays! Time for a break after a super eventful July

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The end of an amazing academic year with plenty of awards, a shared meal, small gifts from parents and a wonderful creative workshop for all teachers. I love my school community. 🤩😍

Last field trips of the year! Sea life Speyer.

What a spectacular way to close the school year!
Our Annual “One World Day”, combined this year with the IB “Festival of Hope”, was a truly inspiring celebration of community, creativity, and hope.

From student-led workshops and hands-on activities to a parent workshop and an incredible international buffet lovingly prepared by our families and the MYP1 class, the day was filled with connection and joy. We ended on a high with a fantastic performance from our Music Club, beautiful dances by our Dance Club, vibrant fashion shows, and inspiring speeches exploring the theme of Hope.

A huge thank you to everyone who helped make this day so special. What a wonderful way to finish this chapter of the school year!

Our coding club led by Ms. Gambler is celebrating the end of the year.

Scientific Inquiry by MYP 4 and Chinese Guests from Shenzhen Bao'an Middle School -Collaboration was in the air as MYP 4 students and the Chinese student group teamed up for a science inquiry task. The groups investigated the acidic and basic properties of different materials. Throughout the task, students displayed an advanced understanding of chemical behaviors.

We visited our neighbours! Open House at Ameria and we got a glimpse into the future of digital technology.
Thanks for an inspiring afternoon

Our MYP 0 students proudly presented their final interdisciplinary projects today, celebrating the end of their unit "What Can We Learn from Different Civilizations?" Working across Individuals & Societies and Visual Arts, students explored the fascinating worlds of Ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome. They researched how people lived, what they created, and why these civilizations continue to inspire us today.

Using their creativity, students redesigned ancient objects for the modern world or invented brand-new ideas, changing their purpose, function, and appearance. From sustainable buildings inspired by pyramids to creative vases, art galleries, and everyday objects, each project reflected imagination, research, and thoughtful design.