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GIB Global News Magazine

Posted on10 Jun 2022

Dear readers from all over the world, The international magazine GIB Global News is alive! At the beginning of the year, the new global editorial team consisting of students and accompanying teachers from numerous GIB schools worldwide, who wanted to start developing the second edition of the GIB GLOBAL NEWS together, was gradually formed. The call for this second...

GBA Business Challenge for startups in Vietnam

Posted on03 Jun 2022

This competition for start-ups in Vietnam will take place for the 3rd time in 2022. It is organized by the German Business Association (GBA) and runs until the winners are announced in December 2022. For the first time, this year’s competition does not generally ask for new and interesting ideas for young companies. The focus is clearly on goals...

A2 exams in German as a Foreign Language

Posted on03 Jun 2022

This week, the annual Internationale schulische Vergleichsarbeiten 2 (Engl: international school comparative exams 2) of the Central Agency for German Schools Abroad at level A2 (CEFR) took place for the students of the IGS Orientation Stage (grades 5/6) who have not previously had the chance to complete them. Not only did they show their abilities in listening as well...

Pottery

Posted on28 May 2022

Journey into the Past: Class 3, Pottery Field Trip As part of the subject, Sachkunde, we are currently dealing with the topic “The Stone Age.” In the last few weeks we have learned how humans developed, which weapons and tools they used, how they lived, what they ate, and what they did to make food last longer. To make...

Simulation Games in Cooperation with Regional German Schools

Posted on26 May 2022

In cooperation with the German-Swiss International School Hong Kong and the Christian German School Chiang Mai, our grades 9 and 10 have taken part in an online simulation game over the past few weeks on the subject of “Changing Climate”. The games were conducted over three project days. Around 50 students took on the role of different interest groups...

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