School News
NIS hosted the GCD Up Conference, uniting students from schools in six different countries to explore JEDI, intercultural communication, and well-being. Through collaboration and cultural experiences, they embraced global citizenship and inclusion!
NIS hosted our fourth Model United Nations conference, NISMUN IV, where 120+ students from schools around China debated global issues, drafted resolutions, and built connections, embodying international mindedness and leadership in a fantastic student-led event.
The Grade 12 Art & Film Exhibition was filled with the power of student creativity – exploring identity, memory, and social issues through mixed media and film. It was a compelling display of talent, storytelling, and artistic expression that inspired our community!
The NIS Personal Project Exhibition transformed the HUB into an interactive showcase of Grade 10 creativity, featuring projects on criminology, skincare, and cosplay. Students honed research, problem-solving, and independent learning skills.
NIS hosted Belonging in a Divided World, a transformative Community Conversation led by DEI experts Shelley Paul and Jacinta Williams. Students, parents, faculty, and staff engaged in deep discussions on identity, fostering inclusion and global citizenship.
Every student brings their own unique talents and passions to our community. Our Secondary Talent Show is a great opportunity for them to step into the spotlight and Burst the Bubble!
Open Day! We welcomed 40 prospective Secondary family members to explore NIS, guided by our student ambassadors. Parents joined a special information session while children enjoyed hands-on learning in Science and Robotics.
International Women’s Day (IWD) is a global celebration of the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. At NIS, it is an opportunity to reflect on progress and reaffirm our commitment to justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion (JEDI). Inclusion is at the heart of everything we do, and our annual International Women’s Day Breakfast is a powerful expression of this commitment.
NIS Robotics competed in the ACAMIS National Robotics Championships in Guangzhou, where two student teams reached the Finals. Facing top-tier opponents, they showcased skill, strategy, and resilience throughout the tournament. We're proud of you, teams!