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Spoons and salads

Posted on25 Jun 2021

Our Primary students have risen to some great art challenges over the last few weeks. Together students from K 3,4,5 & 6 have taken part in online draw-a-longs, spoon portraits (inspired by the iconic MC Escher self-portrait) and competed in a fruit salad challenge. We wanted to take a moment to share some of the fantastic work from the...

Mobile Phone Ringtones with Class 9/10

Posted on18 Jun 2021

Classes 9 and 10 had some fun experimenting with creating ringtones using ‘Soundtrap’. Here is a selection of them for you to listen to. Which one would you choose to wake you up in the morning or to let you know that your food delivery is on the way!? Listen to it. Oskar: hier klicken Anna: hier klicken...

A2 exams in German

Posted on18 Jun 2021

At the beginning of June, the Internationale schulische Vergleichsarbeit 2 (international school comparative tests 2) of the Central Office for German Schools Abroad took place for the students of Grade 5 at language level A2 (CEFR). Despite being conducted online, listening, reading and written communication skills could be tested. The students have also already prepared their presentations for the...

GIB GLOBAL NEWS, 11 June

Posted on16 Jun 2021

As an IB World School with a particularly strong German profile, the IGS offers the Gemischtsprachige International Baccalaureate (GIB) as a school leaving certificate, which entitles after successful completion to university entrance in Germany and most countries around the world. At already 36 German schools abroad worldwide, students complete the IB Diploma Programme with the GIB, in which in...

Bridge builder wanted!

Posted on29 May 2021

In the last two weeks, Class 2 has worked intensively on planning, designing and building bridges. The pirates not only learned what the materials and functions of bridges are, and what types of bridges exist, but also about their inventors and what makes bridges load-bearing in the first place. This knowledge helped the pirates build their own sturdy bridge...

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