Follow your dreams and never give up! This was the message from Anita Ugyan, the first Hungarian woman to summit Everest, when she visited Year 4 last week. Anita led us through her journey to the top of Everest, from the fitness preparation at home through each camp on the way to the summit, to the euphoria of the achievement. The children were spellbound as they listened to the challenges she met on the way and how working together as a team is the only way to reach the summit. Anita encouraged the children to find what they are passionate about and follow their dreams. She was an inspiration to us all. The presentation was part of the childrens’ work on Adventurers and Explorers.
Caroline Mawdsley
Year 4 Teacher
The 2024 DVAC (Danube Valley Athletic Conference) Season 1 was a challenging and exciting journey for the BISB Wolves, who showcased remarkable determination, teamwork, and sportsmanship throughout the season.
Last week, the Year 13 chemists spent a day collecting experimental data for their Internal Assessments. They had already researched a topic of interest, devised what they data would need to collect, and planned the method.
The House team of BISB would like to notify you about a wonderful opportunity to contribute to a Holiday Present Drive, which gives used toys, books in mint or great condition and sweets to Hungarian Romani children between the ages of 0 and 12 who come from very low-income households, and otherwise wouldn’t receive presents for Christmas.
This half-term in English, Year 8 are working on writing and designing their own magazines. They have studied the language, structure, layout and presentation conventions of a range of article types and are now putting their learning into action in their own creations.
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