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Our Forest School programme is an inspirational way to learn, which develops confidence and self-esteem through hands on experiential activities in the outdoors. 

Nature-based learning offers a sense of caring for the environment from an early age.

Acts of kindness have a positive impact not only on the recipients of the kindness.

Being isolated from each other has caused a rise in mental health issues among young people.

It is important for students to take control of their own education and development, a skill that they will need in any place of work.

At BISB we believe in building confidence and resilience in our students. Our world class teachers prioritise getting to know our students on a personal level and working with them to build trust. This means our students quickly feel comfortable and confident enough to challenge themselves and take risks, so that they realise what they are truly capable of. We are passionate about giving our students lots of different experiences, both in and out of school, in order to open their eyes to all the opportunities available to them. We believe this will empower them to be ambitious and reach their goals.

Year 11 IGCSE Artists are getting close to the end of their course. At home, they are completing Coursework, which is a thorough project of their choice.

Year 13 Artists will reach the end of their Visual Arts journey in the next month or so, the first deadline will be their exhibition, held in social space in Oaks from Monday 28th March to Friday 1st April 2022.

Sports is an incredible and powerful medium, it places students in situations that require immediate response, teaches them to be leaders and gives them the skills of communication, teamwork, determination; the list is endless.

We didn’t think that the Nord Anglia Education’s Virtual Young Musician of the Year competition could get any bigger. We were wrong!

Music may not give you the qualifications to become a doctor, scientist, or lawyer, but it equips you with the mental agility to succeed in all specialisms.

For students to truly flourish, they must learn how to overcome hurdles put in their path.

It is the time of the year when some programming enthusiasts take part in a 3h long international competition in programming. The Canadian Computing Competition (CCC) is a fun challenge for students with an interest in programming.

The English department mission statement is: Find your Voice, speak your truth, and today we saw what happens when young people find their voice.

It is important to learn to get comfortable with being uncomfortable.

Year 9 Artists started by examining the face, trying to draw the features in proportion, then studying the shape. Once we had the shape accurate, we tried to build up a full range of tone, this helps the face look more 3D.