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In April, during the Spring Market and Open Sunday in Neustadt, ISN had the great opportunity to set up a stand and offer visitors a chance to learn more about our wonderful school.Our community served homemade waffles and crêpes, conducted science experiments, carved soapstone into amulets and offered face painting. A big thank-you goes to Susanne Schultz from City Management Neustadt for allowing us to use the City Management Office in the pedestrian zone at Marktplatz. Thank you to all lps, ...

On March 24th ISN was visited by representatives of eight different universities from all across Europe offering English - speaking study programs and summer camps. Under the EUC (European Universities Consortium) we were visited by: Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT), Università Bocconi – Milan, Italy, EHL Group - Lausanne, Switzerland, IE University – Madrid, Spain, Carl Benz School of Engineering - KIT – Karlsruhe, Germany, Modul University Vienna – Vienna, Austria, Brussels...

In March, as part of World Poetry Day, ISN opened its doors to welcome students, parents, teachers and local authors who took part in ISN's second annual Poetry Day Competition.We received more than 35 poems in German and English on this year's theme "What is your passion?". Passion is one of SBW’s six Future Skills centred on the competencies that go beyond the curriculum, focusing on the development and strengthening of an individual’s personality. It is part of the SBW specific response t...

Y5-6 recently went on a field trip to the BASF Kid's Lab in Ludwigshafen to take part in the "Smart Future" workshop. In this program lps experiment on socially relevant topics such as climate change or plastics recycling and also learn why a modern laboratory needs digital technology.Thank you BASF for giving our young scientists this great opportunity!

Our youngest lps had a great time exploring the surroundings around our school, looking for living things, and making other observations about our neighbourhood. Everyone enjoyed eating a snack in a local playground - the Spielplatz an der Festwiese.

Y9-10 recently had an exciting opportunity to visit SEA LIFE Deutschland, an educational attraction focused on marine life in Speyer. During their visit, lps were able to explore a variety of sea creatures and habitats and gained a deeper understanding of the importance of marine conservation.To enhance their learning experience, lps worked through a booklet of questions and activities which helped them showcase their understa...

The entire ISN community took part in Book Week this March - a five-day event which focuses on promoting a love of reading. The event kicked off with teachers coming to school dressed as book characters and then lps took part in the ‘Story as a School’ activity. Each teacher brought in an interesting or unusual object and started creating a story with their class using the object. The stories were then emailed to the next class which continued it, incorporating their teacher’s object. The ...

ISN’s annual Carnival celebration was a big event in February! Organised by the Duke of Edinburgh community, with the goal of raising funds for charity, the fun-filled day included great games like Jenga, football, Tic-Tac-Toe, frisbee and hoops which lps got to try outside on our new playground area. The games weren’t the only things that made everyone happy, the bake sale did as well. Cupcakes, brownies and cookies - all sold out in a matter of minutes!The origins of Carnival are mysteriou...

Recently, Y3-4, 5-6, and 7-9 took a field trip to the Junges Nationaltheater Mannheim to see a production called Les Géométries du dialogue.This wordless show tells the story of how a young woman named Nikki, who is faceless, becomes the person she is today. Born a fragile and shy girl, she discovers her passion for drawing. She watches her mother put on make-up, creating a constant face, an identity built of individual component...

In February, lps in PY, along with parents and staff, were very excited to celebrate the world-wide annual “World Read Aloud Day”. This year our theme was “bedtime stories”, and everyone was welcome to wear their pyjamas to school and to bring a cuddly toy to join them for story time. We listened to stories read by Primary parents and guests in many different languages, making crafts and reading aloud to each other throughout the day. What a wonderful event!