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Monday 6th and Tuesday 7th November we welcomed the return of Nick Mahmut our Juilliard Drama Curriculum Specialist to the school. During the visit, Nick worked alongside students in a range of lessons, supporting students in Year 7, 8, 10 and 12 with their on-going learning and development of Drama skills. Nick was also able to work alongside our cast for this year’s school musical, ‘GREASE’ where we workshopped with the lead roles, focusing on ensemble skills and building relationships amongst the cast. Alongside our students, Nick also led a professional development workshop with our Performing Arts team and the team had some opportunities to share ideas as a department and build on our students creative learning at BISB. It has been a fabulous two days and we look forward to welcoming our Juilliard Music Curriculum Specialist later in the academic year.
Sarah James
Director of Performing Arts
On 11th February 2025, we proudly hosted Girls in Tech Day, an exciting event inspired by the STEAM Club from Global Campus Women & Girls in Science: Technology for Wellbeing. This initiative encouraged students to explore the transformative power of technology and its role in shaping a better future.
In our latest Parent Academy session, Mrs. Russell guided parents through the essential topic of Safe Internet Usage, offering valuable insights on how to help children navigate the digital world securely.
On Saturday, 1st February, our school hosted the highly anticipated Budapest Cup, where both our Under 19 Boys and Girls basketball teams showcased their talent and sportsmanship in exciting matchups against teams from Britannica International School and the American International School Budapest.
This short report summarizes our team’s recent CanSat competition activities, focusing on the successful field tests conducted in preparation for the next milestone: the Critical Design Review (CDR).
The British International School Budapest
1037 Budapest
Kiscelli köz 17
Hungary
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