Music Notes
The Music department has been a hive of activity over the past few weeks. We have instigated a new practice routine which means that all students have to spend at least 15 minutes a week practising their instruments. Whilst this has only been going a short time, it is amazing to see the difference in confidence and ability of pupils.There have been many performance opportunities – the concert band performed for the opening of the GIN Conference playing a song of hope, for a conference that was looking at the catalyst for change. We received a warm welcome and I
How To Keep Your Child Motivated In Reading
Recently we enjoyed our annual Book Week where the children took part in the extreme reading competition, shopped at the Book Fair, dressed up as their favourite book characters and took part in a range of activities that all promoted reading. Many parents contacted me and said what a wonderful experience it was and how much they loved getting involved as a family. If you would like to keep your child motivated in their reading progress and love of books please find some helpful tips below: Listen to your child read When your child brings their reading book home
Re-Enrolment For The 2019-2020 Academic Year
Dear Parents, A fundamental belief in excellence and a desire to provide the best opportunities for your children, whether in the classroom or in our extensive extra-curricular programme, is at the heart of what we seek to achieve at AIS. It is delightful to see our students achieve so much success, whether academically – where one of our students has been accepted to London School of Economics and another finished first in Vietnam in two IGCSE subjects; or in sport – where for the first time three AIS teams won the HCMC city-wide championships, and our swim team continues to
AIS BACCALAUREATE VISUAL ARTS EXHIBITION 2019
Each year our IB Diploma visual arts students hold an exhibition of their own work. Last year’s was outstanding. In keeping with recent tradition AIS proudly presents this year’s International Baccalaureate Visual Arts Exhibition, entitled 11 Dimensions. This year 11 students will exhibit over 100 pieces of studio work in the school’s gallery area. This exhibition is the culmination of two year’s work, it is curated by the students themselves and is an integral part of the Visual Arts component of their IB. Collectively the work represents 100’s of hours of dedication and is testimony to the creativity and personal