International School of Lusaka

SAISA Football Tournament – BMIS Malawi
Our ISL students represented the school with pride at SAISA, marking a historic moment as we fielded our first ever girls’ team, who showed incredible spirit and resilience to finish 5th alongside teammates from LIS.

Our boys delivered an impressive tournament, finishing 3rd overall after strong performances throughout.

Special congratulations to Fatima, Hanine, Zion, and Laith for earning SAISA All Star Team honours, with Laith also finishing as the tournament’s top goal scorer.

A huge thank you to Coach Banda for his dedication, guidance, and commitment to both teams. We are proud of how our students represented ISL on and off the pitch.

IBDP Visual Arts Exhibition 2026
Join us on Friday, 24 April from 18:00 to 20:00 in the Fine Arts Building as our graduating visual arts students, Anna, Ayana, Banja, and Nantutwa, present the culmination of their two year creative journey.

This exhibition is a powerful reflection of their creativity, courage, and dedication, as they share deeply personal and thought provoking works developed through years of exploration and hard work.

We invite our whole community to come and support our young artists on this special milestone.

ISL ISAZ Golf Champions
Three years in a row. An outstanding achievement by our ISL golfers, crowned ISAZ champions once again after a strong performance at Bonanza.

Golf continues to build patience, focus, discipline, and resilience in our students, while encouraging integrity and respect on and off the course. These are lessons that extend far beyond the game.

Thank you to Coach Gift and Coach Nathan for their support, and congratulations to our students for their commitment and excellence.

ISL Colour Run 2026 – Registration Now Open
Get ready to run, laugh and get covered in colour. Join us on Saturday, 30 May for one of the most exciting community moments of the year.

Open to ISL and friends of ISL, this is more than a run, it is a celebration of energy, wellbeing, and togetherness.

Run free. Live well.

Big news from four of our students!

Yuvan, Vandhanaa, Krish, and Abby’s project, the “Chaslife Woodworks Initiative” has been selected for the 2026 Global Youth Action Fund by the International Baccalaureate, joining over 100 youth-led projects across 40+ countries.

This is what student leadership looks like at ISL. So proud of this team and everything they’re working towards.

Always making the most of every moment to inspire learning

Our Nursery teacher, Ms. Reddy, creating meaningful learning experiences and nurturing curiosity every day.

Wishing our SAISA football teams the very best as they travel to Malawi to compete in the SAISA Football Tournament⚽

A special milestone for ISL as we proudly send our first ever girls’ football team to an international event. We celebrate this historic moment and the opportunity for our students to represent the school on a bigger stage.

Thank you to our parent community for your support, and all the best to our teams.

Developmental Milestones Matter

Thank you to Mr. Mofya and Ms. Stacey Ann for leading an engaging and insightful PALs session on early childhood development. Parents explored the importance of developmental milestones, how to identify red flags, and practical strategies to support their children’s growth at home.

A powerful reminder that early support and informed guidance can make a lasting difference in every child’s journey.

Smiles, excitement, and plenty of hidden treasures filled the day as our students enjoyed a joyful Easter Egg Hunt

From the thrill of the hunt to special moments with the Easter Bunny, it was a celebration full of fun and laughter.

Thank you to our PTA and parent community for making this meaningful experience possible for our learners.

Wishing our ISL community a joyful and peaceful Easter

May this season bring renewal, hope, and happiness to you and your loved ones as we celebrate together as a diverse and caring community.

During Kindness Week, our ISL students came together to collect art materials and school supplies for Kabwata Orphanage, showing empathy, generosity, and a strong sense of community.

What truly stood out was the spirit behind the giving, students choosing to think beyond themselves and make a meaningful impact. A reminder that even the smallest acts of kindness can go a long way.