School News
Our youngest swimmers, from Pre-K, K1, K2, and Grade 1, took to the pool for our Early Years Swim Showcase – gliding, kicking, and splashing their way through floats, basic strokes, and water-safety skills.
NIS hosted 4 international schools at the SCISAC U15 Basketball Tournament, participating in 26 high-octane games! Check out highlights of the action.
The Early Years Exhibition celebrated our youngest students’ learning and creativity as they led projects showcasing critical thinking, collaboration, and emerging ATL skills, with teachers guiding and families witnessing incredible growth!
Our alumni are making an impact around the world – applying the skills, independence, and global mindset they developed at NIS. Their journeys reflect the power of an exceptional, inclusive education that inspires personal excellence, international mindedness, and creative thinking! Meet Kali, Class of '15!
Glow sticks, neon shades and sequin backdrops set the scene for our G6-8 “Let’s Glow Crazy” PTA Dance! Secondary students lit up our Black Box, grooving to tunes, snapping selfies in our photo booth and enjoying cotton candy clouds, popcorn, and giant Jenga battles!
Each spring, our Early Years looks forward to Field Day – an exciting morning of fitness and fun for our youngest students and their parents. Children from 3 to 6 worked together with Physical Education faculty to choose this year’s activities and organise the event.
The Grade 10 Showcase is a performance created to shine a light on social and global issues. This year, our students chose gender equality and explored this theme through modern-day situations in countries where women face challenges to their rights to freedom and education.
NIS students marked Earth Week with Service as Action projects and Earth Day challenges, engaging in eco-friendly activities that promoted teamwork, awareness, and responsibility – each helping to bring our ‘Burst the Bubble’ strategy to life.
Athletics Days at NIS are a dynamic display of inclusion, fun, and physical education in action. Over two energetic mornings, students from Grades 1–10 took part in a wide range of track and field activities, putting their PYP and MYP learning into motion.