“My musical journey started in Grade 3 when I picked up the violin. Within a year, I had been introduced to the allure of the viola, an instrument that has since become an integral part of my life.”
“My musical journey started in Grade 3 when I picked up the violin. Within a year, I had been introduced to the allure of the viola, an instrument that has since become an integral part of my life.”
Over the last two weeks, our G10 students participated in the DP Prep Weeks. This is a crucial period for students entering the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program.
At the FIS, the Primary School Student Council is working tirelessly to make the school a better place for everyone. Their mission is clear: to ensure the well-being and happiness of every student at FIS and to address any issues and ensure that every class has what they need to thrive.
As we approach the end of this extraordinary school year, we want to take a moment to celebrate the remarkable achievements and progress we have made together at the FIS. We are incredibly proud and grateful for the success and growth we have experienced.
In an exciting end to their unit on sharing our planet, our G1 students embarked on an adventure to the Nürnberg Zoo this week. This field trip provided them with an opportunity to delve deeper into their understanding of animals and their habitats.
At the conclusion of G10, our students participate in a mandatory two-week work experience program with employers in and around Erlangen. This invaluable opportunity allows them to put into practice the skills and concepts they have acquired throughout their academic journey.
Transportation is essential for moving from one place to another. As part of their final unit of enquiry, the way and reasons why things move from one place to another, students visited the DB Museum Nürnberg to explore transports.
Our annual Battle of the Books (BoB) program for G4 and G5 wrapped up last week with a final “Book Battle.”
On Thursday, June 15, the FIS Track & Field Athletes Alva, Matilda, Natalie (all G5); Regina (G6); Emilia (G7); Ana (G8); Finn, Hjalte, Teni, Ceres, Midas (G 9); Olivier and Tobi (G12) traveled to Berlin to begin competing over the next two days against the other GISST athletes.
Rarely do we come across an opportunity as unique as the one our G8 EAL students recently had. They were given the chance to engage in a conversation with Dr. Norah Patten.
