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We're pleased to announce that Summer Performing Arts with Juilliard 2022 is now open for applications!

Emily and Greta, two Year 12 Languages Prefects, explain the significance of this important day.

Last weekend, Napsugár and I participated in the national round of the Oxford Schools Debate.

Year 5 students have been learning how to create musical variations on a theme this term in Music.

On Thursday 3rd March, there will be a DIY costume World Book Day dress up.

If you have any second-hand unwanted Hungarian books that are no longer being used, please do encourage your child to bring them into school during English Week as we are donating Hungarian books to the Wesley Janos School.

Last term we had our Y.E.S (Young Entrepreneurs Scheme) Project, where we sold our products such as bookmarks and Christmas decorations to Year 4 and 5 students.

In Year 7 Humanities lessons, we have been studying the purpose of medieval castles.

On Thursday 10th February, Anita Ugyan, the first Hungarian woman to climb Mount Everest, visited BISB to share her experiences with the Year 4 classes.

Since returning to school from the winter break, Year 9 English students have been working in small groups on a documentary film unit that will culminate in the 4-minute documentary they produce being entered into our own Boscars competition.

The Green Group, one of our Early Years Classes, celebrated World Pizza Day by making their own individual pizzas.

In IGCSE Geography we have been studying earthquakes and earthquake-proof building design.

On Wednesday 2nd February our U14 Girls' Basketball team played their second home game of the season against AISB’s B Team.

Today, Year 13 students presented their CAS projects to Year 12s. The CAS project is a collaborative, month-long project where students address at least two of the three strands of CAS - Creativity, Activity and Service.

The British International School Budapest and Bratislava this week co-hosted the NAE European Performing Arts Festival Wednesday 26th – 28th January 2022. Six of our European schools participated in this event, including the British schools of Dublin, Prague, Warsaw, Madrid, Budapest and Bratislava.

Our current topic in Art is Pointillism. This topic took lots of patience and effort, but it was all worth it in the end.

As part of their topic on Light, Year 8 have been studying the eye and how we see objects.

Find out more about one of our BISB alumni, Nicolas Namoradze, who is currently the cover artist for one of the world’s leading classical music publications, International Piano magazine

The BISB U14 Boys' Basketball team played with excellent heart and resilience in the U14 Boys' Festival held at MOM Sport and were able to produce some good results against more experienced opposition.