As we bring this academic year to a close, I find myself reflecting on what has truly been a remarkable journey. 

As we approach the last couple of weeks of the academic year, there continues to be much to celebrate and be grateful for. The divisional news will provide more about student achievements and celebrations. 

It's hard to believe there are only fifteen school days left of this academic year. Time sure flies when you are busy and engaged. 

As we enter the final six weeks of the academic year, we focus our attention on our Grade 12 students, who are preparing to step away for exam leave. 

As we approach the final stretch of the academic year, it’s a time of meaningful milestones for our students at SIS. 

We would like to take a moment to celebrate the outstanding work of the SIS Parent School Association (PSA) and, in particular, 

G6 created their very own first French game about daily routine consolidation the last unit in French for this year. 

During their recent “Leaping to Net Valley” visit, G5 students not only took part in a creative design challenge and explored summer reading options in

We are excited to share that our G6 students have been hard at work over the past few weeks, diving into the fascinating world of earthquake-safe structures.

Last week our G9 students captivated the school community with their creativity, critical thinking, and artistic expression at the Chinese LAL Exhibition and Showcase! 

Sixth graders went outside to explore the school grounds, searching for examples of different types of angles.

G12 students went to Chiwan Temple for our annual graduation photo shoot. This is a long-standing tradition at SIS, and it was a lovely experience for

Yearbooks have been distributed, and the hallways are buzzing with students collecting autographs from friends and teachers.

Over the past few weeks, our wonderful Parent Association (PSA) hosted an appreciation breakfast and dinner for our SIS staff. I

As the end of the year approaches, there is a buzz of excitement, anticipation, and hints of anxiety on campus.

Big congratulations to our G5 students, parents, and teachers for finishing the PYP Exhibition!

The swimming unit for Kindergarten to G2 begins next week, and Prek2 students will begin their introductory course later this month.

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