What types of learning experiences are available — in class, on the playing field, in extracurricular activities, in leadership programs, or through community service?
Our approach to learning is hands-on in the classroom. “Entry” and “Exit Points” allow students to immerse themselves within their learning by getting excited and engaged in the themes. In addition to our in-class learning experiences, we offer a variety of extracurricular activities after school. Students can participate in clubs like drama, tennis, book club, CSI club, and yearbook club, which all provide opportunities to explore interests and develop new skills.
How do parents get involved at the British International School of Charlotte?
We recognize the importance of involving parents in their child's education. We believe that parents play a critical role in their child's academic success, and we strive to create a strong partnership between parents and teachers. There are many ways to get involved at BISC, like being a Classroom Parent or through the Parent Volunteer Committee, Parent Coffee events, and school functions, like musicals and classroom events.
What’s the “Creative Best” program at the British International School of Charlotte?
The Creative Best program at BIS Charlotte engages Secondary students from Years 6 through 10 in creative activities that encourage their expression and offer an outlet for their mental well-being.
This program activities are mixed across year groups, allowing students to freely interact with and learn from each other. The fun activities encourage students of all ability- or experience-levels to participate, with a focus on self-expression and exploration.
What’s the “Personal Best” program at the British International School of Charlotte?
The Personal Best program at BIS Charlotte engages Secondary students from Years 6 through 10 in physical activity for two hours each week, encouraging health and fitness in a fun, social atmosphere, where they develop new skills and build teamwork.
Each term, students across year groups can choose from a variety of sports — like soccer, basketball, or volleyball — or fitness activities, like Yoga, Pilates, or running.
As they learn from each other and work on their skills, students strive for their personal best effort towards a healthy and active lifestyle. With the range of activities to choose from, in our inclusive environment, students develop a love for physical activity and a sense of personal achievement.
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