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This week, for Science Week 2022, Years 7-9 have been immersing themselves in the field of Crime Scene Investigation, otherwise known as Forensic Science.

Our current topic in Art is Pointillism. This topic took lots of patience and effort, but it was all worth it in the end.

A couple of weeks ago, we made periscopes from Pringles cylinders, this week we made cameras!

Last Wednesday, Year 4 celebrated Roman Day as a fun completion to everything they have learnt about ancient cultures this term.

Recently Year 7 made some creative models of plant cells using household objects.

Daniel Scheidler and Mate Illy in Year 7 have been using their creativity to explore 'Clockwork' by Philip Pullman.

On 6th November, Mr Dyer posed a puzzle about a pumpkin and asked for solutions from parents. There have been a few responses, but no-one provided a justification for their answer … until now.

A group of Year 12 students – Alice, Anira, Giulia, Hanna and Noa – are meeting every Tuesday after school to learn more about Tanzania (including the educational system, nature, wildlife, history and much more).

The Hungarian National Swim competitions took place last week after having to be rescheduled from earlier in the year.

We are very proud of Year 1 Grasshopper students for all their hard work and enthusiasm this week during their Virtual School learning.

Jay Kaulaouzos is the Financial Times advocate here at BISB.

This year our Primary students are excited to get involved in our annual knitting project.

Year 1 children enjoyed a visit from Ms Ildi Tóth to give an update on the two gerbils that were in the Early Years Centre last year.

Although we are still waiting for the global results to be announced, we are pleased to share our in-house times and placings with the community.

This week we were pleased to introduce two brand new student-led CAS CCAs in Secondary school.

Year 10 Business Studies class showed excellent creativity and ambitious use of new software.

In the first week of October Key Stage 3, 4, and Sixth Form were engaged in a fierce, but friendly competition in our House Football Tournament.

Our Girls U19 footballers took part in an in-house fixture on Tuesday 13th October. The teams were run brilliantly and kept in order by their player-coaches, Sharon and Dorci (Shaza United and FC Dorci).

The House Football Competition took place all last week.