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This year's Global Campus writer's award had a fun theme, 'Travelling to the Year 2122'. Children in Years 2, 4 and 6 explored this theme and then showed their creativity in various writing genres.

We didn’t think that the Nord Anglia Education’s Virtual Young Musician of the Year competition could get any bigger. We were wrong!

This year's Global Campus Visual Arts competition gave children an opportunity to learn more about Climate Change. The Year 6 Extended Literacy class took the opportunity to think about which aspect of Climate Change was most important to them and what we should be doing to combat it. The children were then asked to depict this in a medium of their choice to illustrate their thoughts.

This year's Global Campus Comic Book Competition focused on students using their creativity, imagination and innovation in inventing solutions to combat climate change.

As the first MIT-STEAM Challenge of the year lifted off, the prospect of being virtual did not affect our students. Thanks to their ingenuity and Minecraft Education, they were able to create new objects/processes to allow life in space to continue as normal (as normal as you can be in low gravity) for those participating in sport, art or preparing food.

The results are in and we are so proud of all of our highly talented students at BISB who took part in this truly Global music competition.

Madeleine Ke. has come first in the Global Campus Creative Writing Competition for the 11-14 year old category.

As part of the Global Campus initiative, we are working on a variety of projects this term.