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IS News
SPORT FIXTURES 13-19 JAN 2025
STEM X Exhibition
Island School STEM X Expo took place at the end of term 1 during which Year 7 and 8 students together with their Year 12 CAS mentors presented their STEM-based research projects. Students explored the science behind Hydrogen Face Masks, Surface Tension and Melting Ice, and the mystery science of Lava lamps.
Win iPad, Airpods & UN Recommendation Letter at the ESF x SDSN x Zester SDG Innovation League 2025!
Are you looking to solve the world’s biggest problems through innovation? Or maybe just get a leg up in university applications, or win cool prizes? In any case, the ESF x SDSN x Zester SDG Innovation League is the competition for you.
Christmas Week Celebrations 2024
This week’s Christmas celebrations at Island School were a delightful festive experience! The air was filled with holiday cheer as Christmas music played before school, during breaks, and at lunch. Students enjoyed a variety of joyful activities, including making phone beads, crafting snow globes, decorating gingerbread cookies, creating snowflakes, and joining in a lively bake sale and karaoke.
Island School Marketplace
The Year 7 and 8 students from ‘The StartUp’ and Year 9 and 10 students from ‘Run your own business’ Elements came together to showcase their marketing talents, creativity and collaboration skills at the ‘Island School Market Place’ on December 11th. The ‘StartUp’ students collaborated to plan, prepare, and market their games stalls. Students had to use their critical thinking and resourcing to create their games from recycled or donated materials. Additionally, students from the Run Your Own Business program in Years 9 and 10 were also on hand, displaying their entrepreneurial skills and creativity by selling their own unique products.It was a fantastic opportunity for them to gain real-world experience in running a small business. The marketplace was a real celebration of the students learning this semester and it was great to see their entrepreneurial spirit on full display.