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.”
We are delighted to announce that starting from the 2023/2024 school year, the FIS will be implementing the highly regarded Collins Big Cat Reading Program and the associated Little Wandle Phonics Program to support primary reading.
Cycling education is synonymous with road safety education in Germany. 95 percent of all school children take part year after year.
G4 students have been inquiring into ways rivers play a vital role in shaping the geography of our planet and also provide nutrients, habitats and transport for people, plants and animals. To experience this in an authentic context, G4 set off on an incredible three-day, two-night adventure to Pottenstein.
Among our talented community, 58 students from Grades 3 to 5 embraced the challenge. It is with great joy that we congratulate all the participants of the 2023 Kangaroo Mathematics Competition on their exceptional results.
Our G2 learners recently visited the Kindermuseum in Nürnberg to enhance their understanding of rainforests.
Recently, our fourth-grade students had the opportunity to step back in time as they met a real-life Roman legionnaire. This special visit immersed them in history, granting firsthand knowledge about the lives and equipment of Roman foot soldiers.
This week, our G5 students embarked on an exciting adventure to the town of Bayreuth.
The FIS Theater was abuzz with excitement on Thursday as parents eagerly filled the seats, brimming with pride and anticipation ahead of the spring concert performed by our eager EY students.
