Primary School

We as house vice captains with permission from Ms. Helen decided to hold inter house quiz for PYP 2 & 3.   We first reflected on the inter -house quiz held for PYP 4 & 5 and discussed how we can make this experience even better. We all decided that we have to spend some time [&hell

The PYP 2 was humming with activity in the second week of February. Their journey of expressing themselves creatively was finally culminating on February 7th. Both the classes had been clamoring to take home their artwork from their unit about expressing their ideas creatively. But we had a bigger,

Walking through a time portal wasn’t too challenging for the students of PYP 3, because their recent field trips took them on a journey through time, offering them glimpses of past civilizations, the lives of our ancestors and the artefacts that stood strong through the sands of time. To inquire i

What is this day? In November 1999, UNESCO declared 21st February as International Mother Language Day and from 2000 it has been celebrated worldwide. It was designed to promote linguistic and cultural diversity and multilingualism.   In Bangladesh, the 21st February is the anniversary of the d

When we think about play we do not all picture the same things, our concept of play is shaped by our exposure in childhood, the communities we grew up in and the experiences we were afforded. As educators we see play, in its many forms, as being central to learning and essential for the development

As a team, we are striving to find interesting ways for children to use the world around them to gain information.  With Chinese New Year, Seollal, and Setsubun all happening in the same week the Early Years team needed some help. How lucky we are that MBIS has such a diverse rich community, wh

Written by Tia, Armaan, Kanav, Ashmit, and Priyanka (special thanks to PYP 5 students for reflection contributions) Edited by Ms. Neha and Mr. Underhill Photos by Mr. Underhill and Madame Passeport DAY ONE: BOARDING THE BUS “The bus made me vomitish.” –PYP 5 camper reflection Like little kids

A bunch of enthusiastic students, a scenic location, a series of adventure activities, space exploration sessions and prancing around in strawberry fields – the perfect recipe for a NATVENTURE! As PYP 3 headed towards the village of Bhilar in Panchgani, the bumpy village roads didn’t impact

By PYP4 students With special thanks to Pranjal, Avantika, Trisha and Rhea First, we got into the bus and rode for about 3 to 4 hours and when we reached there, everyone was thrilled to go on the boat because for many people it was their first time to experience this amazing thing. In the […]