BIS Abu Dhabi would like to invite current and prospective parents and students to our annual IB Information Event on Wednesday 22nd February 2017. The event will start at 4pm and conclude at 6 pm.
BIS Abu Dhabi would like to invite current and prospective parents and students to our annual IB Information Event on Wednesday 22nd February 2017. The event will start at 4pm and conclude at 6 pm.
BIS Abu Dhabi would like to invite current and prospective parents and students to our annual IB Information Event on Wednesday 22nd February 2017. The event will start at 4pm and conclude at 6 pm.
During the session, Mr. Kenning (Head of Senior School) will be repeating three short presentations at 4.15pm, 5.00pm and 5.45pm, so as to ensure that all have the opportunity to learn about the nature of the IB Diploma programme, and our entry requirements for Year 12.
The presentation will also focus on the IB as a preparation for university courses, as well as on the range of challenges and opportunities offered to the students in Senior School.
Heads of Department and teachers responsible for the delivery of subjects will be available in The Hub area to answer any questions that you might have about their syllabuses. They will also be able to share subject specific outlines that summarise course content and assessment schedules.
Should you have any questions that you would like answered before the event, please contact Mr. Kenning on Andrew.kenning@bisad.ae
Inspired by the latest Nord Anglia INSIGHTS article exploring why the Early Years are the most important years of a child’s education, we know that a child’s most significant learning happens during this time - in ways that are not always immediately visible.
As a proud member of the Nord Anglia family, The British International School (BIS) Abu Dhabi is at the forefront of cutting-edge research. As one of the select pilot schools, we are benefitting from innovative studies like the recent Forbes-featured Metacognition project, which aims to enhance student learning and critical thinking.
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