During UISG Book Week, students enthusiastically participated in a variety of engaging activities, including the intriguing “Guess a Book in the Jar,” the creative “Blackout Poetry,” the expressive “Ode” writing, the imaginative “Create a Poem,” and the fun-filled “Book Face” challenge.
The exhibition features artwork by Y7 students from two units. The first unit focused on creating illusions and depth in artwork.
One of the most important end-of-year occasions is the Student Led Conferences which will take place on 15 May.
Wednesday saw the first ‘Monthly Atrium Lunchtime Concert’, a CAS project initiative from four Year 11 students, coincide with the first exhibition week.
Summer break is just around the corner, and UISG invites all young adventurers to embark on a rewarding and imaginative journey.
We are excited to invite you to an information session about UISG International Summer School. Discover how our engaging curriculum, experienced instructors, and interactive activities will provide a memorable and educational experience for your child.
Join us for an insightful talk on guiding screen time for our teenagers in today’s digital world. We’ll explore what is screen time, its impacts on teenagers, and strategies in managing screen time effectively.
UISG K2 students have been eagerly learning about the five senses and their role in understanding the world around us. They choose one sense to present to their Early Years (EY) friends to celebrate their newfound knowledge.
At UISG, we’re celebrating the exceptional university offers our graduates are receiving. A huge congratulations goes to Catherine, who’s achieved the following offers
Last Friday 26 April, the Year 5 and Year 6 students took to the MFH stage to present their ‘Music Through Time’ production.
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