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"Self-belief is fundamental to success" Robin Yeboah, ISB alumnus and professional swimmer, returns to school to speak with Junior School students in the Elite Performance Early Pathway club.
ISB's Director of Performing Arts William Norris was recently appointed Director of the Orchester Reinach. In this interview, we uncover his musical journey so far and how this new role enriches his work with ISB students, fostering collaboration and cultural exchange beyond the classroom.
We were thrilled to welcome back three ISB alumni studying at some of the most prestigious universities in the world for an informal talk to a group of students keen to follow their steps. Find out about the stories they shared from their own time at ISB and the lessons they’ve taken with them into university life
Launched this academic year, the Elite Performance Early Pathway is an after-school club in Junior School is designed to support young student-athletes who are members of competitive sport clubs in key areas such as nutrition, recovery, psychology, leadership and mentorship.
Middle School celebrated Earth Day with an inspiring, action-packed week where Grades 6 to 8 explored what sustainability really means and how we can all make a difference, starting right now!
15 students from Grades 11 and 12, along with two teachers, went on an 11-day trip to Tanzania. The journey combined community service, outdoor adventure and cultural exploration.
The days were filled with a wide range of experiences—games, local food, bargaining in Moshi town markets, and moments of quiet reflection.
Grade 9 students are bringing poetry to life in their English Language & Literature unit From Pastoral to Planet. From Romantic verse to climate change PSAs, students are exploring how our connection to nature has evolved—culminating in a hands-on daffodil planting activity in ISB’s courtyard.
Earth Day 2025 at ISB was an undeniable triumph, resonating deeply within our community and reinforcing the values at the heart of our Sustainability efforts.
Our Grade 8 students will participate in Bike to School Switzerland, a nationwide initiative encouraging students to cycle to school, to promote healthy habits, sustainability, and a stronger connection to the local community while helping reduce traffic and CO₂ emissions.