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Machine Learning Mavericks: Empowering Students to Harness AI

Meet the “Machine Learning Mavericks”, a club of Senior School students passionate about AI and keen to share their knowledge with other students, including how to use Flint, a new AI tool available to all Senior School students to enhance their learning in a responsible and ethical way.

LEVERAGING TECHNOLOGY FOR the digital age

We empower students to embrace technological innovation in a responsible and age-appropriate manner.

Our future-focused education helps students develop essential skills for the rapidly evolving digital landscape, such as critical thinking, research abilities, creativity and efficiency.

Progressive Technology Adoption

Junior School

Nurturing Digital Skills

In Junior School, technology enhances our inquiry-based learning approach. From Early Childhood (EC) to Grade 4, students have access to school iPads and laptops, allowing them to explore and deepen their understanding in a digital context. By Grade 5, students bring their own laptops to school, engaging in technology-enriched lessons, collaborating with peers, and accessing external resources to meet their learning goals.

Middle School

Building Technical & Research Skills

Middle School students use technology to further their learning objectives. Bringing laptops to school each day, they engage in technology-rich lessons, collaborate with classmates, and access resources both in and outside the classroom. At this stage, students refine their technical and research skills, preparing them for more independent learning and decision-making.

Senior School

Advancing Critical Thinking & Collaboration

In Senior School, technology serves to deepen learning and critical thinking. Assignments are designed to equip students with the tools to collaborate and communicate effectively, both within the school community and beyond. With a focus on higher-level skills, students use technology to work more independently, analyze information critically, and prepare for the future.

Embracing AI in a Responsible Manner

Discover how we use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to make learning more engaging and effective, while prioritizing responsible and ethical practices to ensure a positive impact on education.

The AI Traffic Light

A Simple Guide for Responsible Use

Our AI Traffic Light is an easy-to-use tool for teachers and students, helping them understand the appropriate use of AI in school and learning.

AI Guidelines

Responsible Digital Engagement

Our community guidelines are designed to promote the ethical and responsible use of AI tools while prioritizing student privacy and wellbeing.

AI for Personalised Learning

ISB is proud to be the first school in Switzerland to collaborate with FLINT, introducing AI to tailor personalized learning pathways for each of our students.

Tech Talks with Parents

Addressing Concerns About Devices, Internet, and Social Media

Our regular Tech Talks with Parents address parents concerns and questions about their children's use of devices, the Internet and social media in a collaborative environment.

Guidelines & Specifications

Below you can find technical guidelines and specifications designed to help our parents optimise their child's learning experience.

BRING YOUR OWN DEVICE

Our "BYOD" programme allows students to work in school with their own digital device, as a way to promote ownership and responsibility for their learning.

BYOD REQUIREMENTS

Managing Screen Time

To help parents manage their child's use of digital devices at home, we have developed screen-time guidance and age-specific recommendations.

HOME DEVICE GUIDELINES

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