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Thanks to an incredible turn out from parents and visits from students in other year groups, Y6 students were able to share their learning in an event with a buzzing atmosphere.

One of the great privileges I have as Deputy Head of Primary is being able to go in and out of so many different classes to find out what children are excited about, what they are learning and how they are record their new knowledge and understanding.

Learning music, dance and drama has wide-reaching benefits for children, providing them with the tools to think creatively, innovate and appreciate diverse cultures and backgrounds.

Everyone has problems, troubles, and griefs of some sort in life.

At The British School Warsaw, we recognise that children need to feel good about themselves as it is important to ensure we have plenty of motivated and happy children.

This week Year 4 were visited by a Turkish artist Miss Suna Koçal.

Thank you to all those who attended the Parent Academy this week on reading.

We all experience moments of self-doubt and uncertainty.

Disruption is always difficult, and over the last 2 years we have seen people having to embrace greater change than any time in living memory.

On Thursday 17th of March at 9:00 Primary and Secondary school students participated in Kangaroo Maths Competition.

At The British School Warsaw our children can make connections with thousands of others from around the world through Global Campus, Nord Anglia’s exclusive online learning platform, where students from schools around the world can learn and develop their problem-solving and creative thinking skills.

Looking after our planet is one of the most important issues that we need to address in today’s society.

Today we are pleased to meet Malcolm Veitch, who is our Chemistry Teacher.

Meet Marvelous Mr Barham

Continuing from last week's success stories and reflections, this week we have two students from year 12 that are very passionate about learning.

Today we are pleased to meet Theresa Cormican our Early Years teacher

The word ‘failure’ has very negative connotations. I do not think anyone would like to be called a failure or want to admit that they have failed. However, failure is something that we are all met with in life.