Following the great success of our first student chess competition, we decided to take a step further and organize an open tournament for the whole BISG community! Students, their siblings, parents and teachers are invited to show off their chess skills and have great fun together. To sign up, please email Mr Paweł, the chess teacher, at: pawel.kaczanowski@bisg.edu.pl, or come to one of the three school offices. The deadline is Thursday, November 30th.
We have a pumpkin carving tradition at Preschool. Each class will receive a pumpkin and create their own design. In addition, there is a pumpkin carving festival for families. If you would like to share your design, this will run from Monday to Thursday (23rd- 26th). You are to place your pumpkin by your child’s class…
This year, we are hosting our very first chess competition. The inaugural edition will be taking place on the September 23rd at Tysiaclecia. The tournament is open to all students from Class 2 to Class 10. The top three pupils will get a trophy while the top 8 children will represent the school in the inter-school olympiad later…
Next week is World Maths Day – as well as games, puzzles and activities to excite and enthrall, we will be following up our whole-school PI picture of last year with another mathematical symbol. All will be revealed on Thursday 23rd of March,
Dear Parents! We still have some places available in Lower Primary, Upper Primary and Secondary school. Please send your enquiry to admissions@bisg.edu.pl or call 728 913 742 and find out what our School has to offer to your child. Click Admissions to learn more about admission process, and to download the Registration form.
On Wednesday, the 21st of February, we hosted another one of our parent workshops. This time around, we dove into the world of ‘Jolly Phonics’ – the phonics scheme we use. We looked at the five basic skills of Jolly Phonics and discussed ways and ideas how parents can support children at home. Thank you…
This festive season, for the first time, preschool teachers put on a Christmas Show for the children, based on a famous poem by Clement Clarke Moore ‘Twas a Night Before Christmas’. It was a great opportunity for the children to see their teachers in completely different roles. And for the teachers to bring joy and happiness…
