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Our Primary International Group 6 students recently presented their Global Mission Exhibition, focusing on the UN Sustainable Development Goal: Life Below Water.

Exploring the theme “How can we protect water habitats?”, students studied the impact of waterway pollution and the damage it causes to marine ecosystems. Using a creative blend of art and design technology, they designed and built impressive large-scale art models of endangered and at-risk marine animals.

We are incredibly proud of the passion and the creativity our students shared.
Fantastic work, Group 6! 👏

What do you think we can do to better protect life below water?

A massive congratulations to all the students who successfully completed their first Award expedition last weekend in Eifel! They did an amazing job, showed incredible team spirit, managed the challenges they faced, and supported each other.

AwardNL is the Dutch branch of the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award, a personal development programme for young people aged 14–24, and it encourages developing new skills, pushing boundaries, and making an active contribution to society.

Well done to everyone! We are looking forward to your next adventures!

Our Primary International Mindness Elephant 🐘 and Cultural Week has officially begun! 🌎✨

What a wonderful start to the week, with beautiful Scottish songs filling the morning and bringing smiles to our community. We would like to thank our former colleague, Els van Wijk, for her time and lovely performance.

We are excited for a week packed with activities, with different cultures coming together in our international community. Don't miss the Fashion Show on Friday afternoon in the courtyard, at the front of the Fox Building.

Stitching a Forest of Hope!

Our Primary International Group 5 students have been proudly taking part in the Stitching a Forest of Hope project, a collaboration with Zurciendo el planeta, and their fellow ISE secondary students and teachers to create a growing forest of beautiful textile artworks for the last two years.

As part of their global mission, Climate Action, they created every piece thoughtfully using reclaimed and repurposed materials.

You can visit the exhibition of nearly 200 textile trees and animals BioArt Laboratories at the end of this month. Join us at the official opening on 26th June from 18:00 to 21:00.

Mark your calendars for our annual ISE International Fair on Saturday, 20 June 2026, organised by the ISE Parents Committee.

We are looking forward to all the fun activities!
Games organised by the CAS Clubs, Kids' Flea Market, Bouncy Castles, delicious food prepared by our international community, a full day of performances by our talented students across three stages, and much more... 🎪🎈 🛍️ 🎵 🎤 🎭 ✨

You don't want to miss it!

Our MP1 students have been exploring the world's terrestrial biomes in Integrated Humanities this term. They have learned how natural systems work, how humans' lifestyle changed from hunter-gathering to farming in the Neolithic Revolution, and how these farming techniques impacted the environment.

They created terrestrial biome dioramas (3D models) using shoeboxes, natural materials, and creative model-making techniques. Each diorama includes information on how humans interact with and shape these environments.

Take a look at some of the fantastic creations!

Planning in the Moment!

Our youngest learners (age 4-5) choose where, how, and with what they learn. This builds independence, confidence, and a strong sense of ownership.

Our skilled educators watch for “sparks” moments of interest. Then, they extend learning with questions, materials, or challenges.
This is Planning in the Moment: relevant, meaningful, child-centred learning.

Learn more about our Early Years Programme via our website and join one of our VIP Mornings to experience it in person.

What a phenomenal weekend for the ISE Robotics Club!

After months of designing, building, testing, and coding, our talented primary and secondary students competed in the World Robot Olympiad last Saturday.

We are thrilled to announce that Team Spikes Jr in the Junior RoboMission and Team Franckenstein in the Senior RoboMission swept the board, bringing home 1st Place in their categories! 🥇🏆🤖

Congratulations to all our robotics students, teachers, and supporters who made this success possible. We couldn't be prouder!!