ISS Blog | School Stories

In these times of distance and virtual learning, students and educators around the world are connecting in innovative and uplifting ways. We're excited to spotlight one particular opportunity to engage: the Global Cardboard Challenge. From now until April 15, you and...

On March 11, 2020, the #MyFreedomDay campaign calls students around the globe to a day of action against human trafficking. We’re proud to spotlight ISS School Ambatovy International School (AIS) students’ initiative, message, and global reach. They have not only done amazing awareness work around #MyFreedomDay in their community; they have also been selected by CNN to be interviewed and featured, amplifying their advocacy worldwide.

Take a peek at some of the activities at ISS schools who celebrated Halloween this week. From Halloween yoga to storybook pumpkins there is much fun and learning, and of course, some time for kids (and teachers) to dress up as their favorite characters! Check out a...

Cayman International School recently opened their brand new Early Childhood Center, an expansion that increases the capacity of the school to nearly 1100 (including four classes at each grade level), while maintaining the small class sizes and positive culture that CIS is known for. Thank you to Melody Meade, CIS Early Childhood Principal, for sharing the journey leading to the campus opening, and everything still ahead!

Enjoy 60-second video spotlights on innovative projects or ideas from schools around the world, and share your own with the community

Alasdair Maclean’s colorful international career includes chapters in China, India, and most recently, three years as Director of ISS-managed Independent Schools Riau (ISR). This summer, Alasdair and his family embarked on a new adventure: returning to New Zealand,...

“If felt nice because it was Flipper’s first time in the ocean and he really loved it there.”

“The students continue to impress me with their leadership skills and their commitment to making the store a success.”