News from the IGS

Balance, coordination and balance

Posted on30 Apr 2021
This school year there is a multi-year-group circus project in the elementary school. You have already met the clowns and acrobats through our newsletter. It is time to see the students balancing. To train balance and body coordination, the balancing group took a trip to Gym Kraft, a gymnastics club for children. In a 90-minute workshop, various elements for...
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This is how I brush my teeth properly

Posted on30 Apr 2021
In preschool  Monday, 25 April was a special day. The students in Class 1 visited the preschool children. In a playful way, they led a discussion about  which food is healthy or unhealthy for the teeth. With the help of their lapbooks, the experts in Class 1 explained how to brush teeth properly, why you actually lose your milk...
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Coffee with us U6

Posted on24 Apr 2021
On Tuesday, April 20th, 2021 the U6 area invited parents to another “Coffee With Us” in Villa H. The desired topic of “leisure activities” attracted some parents who, after a short round of introductions, took the opportunity to exchange ideas about their children’s various leisure activities over a cup of coffee. In the lively discussion that followed, it became...
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Saigon String Quartett

Posted on24 Apr 2021
On the eve of King Hung Day, the Saigon String Quartet played for the staff and guests in the IB Library of the IGS. Works by Haydn, Grieg, Mendelssohn, Schubert, and even Gardel, were played. As part of foreign cultural and educational policy, it is a task of German schools abroad to promote opportunities for cultural encounters. We would...
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Dissection of Fish

Posted on24 Apr 2021
Grade 5 is currently studying the vertebrate fish in Biology. This week they learned about the internal structure of the fish. As practical activity, the students had the opportunity to participate in the dissection of a freshwater fish. After an external inspection of the fish, they cut into the fish and looked at the internal organs. The students were...
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