Secondary School

The list of acceptances for this year is fast growing and will continue to do so into the beginning of April. We celebrate the following excellent offers of admission and scholarships from around the world along with an excellent diversity of interests and fields of study: University Admissions, Off

Mixed between the two worlds of New York in the 1930s, the Guys and Dolls Jr. Musical is thriving with gamblers, gangsters and crap-shooting. The story talks about a divide between the sinners, who are waiting in anticipation for Nathan Detroit to set the crap game and the missionaries of the Save-a

Our school trips are both entertaining and educational and we really look forward to it every year. Panchgani is a small hill-station three hours away from Pune. The Panchgani trip turned out to be an exceptional trip that cannot compete with any trip we had earlier. This trip was atypical because o

The Guys & Dolls Jr. A musical is fast approaching and rehearsals are underway! This week, the cast eagerly continues to learn the show’s music. Over the past few weeks, they have been rehearsing and learning lyrics to The Oldest Established as well as Luck Be a Lady, both of which involve a m

Write up about the guest lecture by Mr Kumaran Earlier this week, I had the pleasure of delivering a lecture on the topic of Market Failure in Microeconomics to the DP1 Students. Though an Engineer by training, I have been a student of economics for a long time – inspired by the subject’

About two weeks ago, MBIS students travelled to Hyderabad to participate in the Middle School Sports Festival. This event brings together 80 students from four schools to compete for top honours in basketball and football. The International School of Hyderabad played host to this annual tournament w

In the Maths Department we encourage the DP & MYP students to look at Mathematics in a new light and not just to see the subject as a series of number crunching exercises from a text book devoid of any real-life applications.  We challenge the engrained mindset that many students have and l

After putting on the production ‘Orange is the New Glass’ I would like to say a huge thank you to all the students who were involved in either acting or backstage support. I would also like to express my gratitude to all of the parents or teachers that came to support us. During the performance

Celebrating diversity, promoting learning and encouraging responsibility through the MYP Personal Project. The questions and responses below were captured during the fair and aim to give a flavour of the diligence, perspectives and varied interests of our MYP5 students. Q1.  What is the fundame