The inaugural women's volleyball tournament in Zurich marks a new chapter for girls' sports at ISZN. Sports Director Karl Robbins details the programme's focus on resilience, talent development, and national ambitions for girls' volleyball and basketball.

ISZN celebrated Anti-Bullying Week 2025 with the theme “Power for Good,” engaging students in creative activities that strengthened kindness, confidence and community.

ISZN’s Ibex basketball team have captured their first SGIS national title, defeating Collège du Léman in a commanding final. Head of ISZN Sports Karl Robbins credits teamwork, depth, and respect as the foundation of their success — and says the...

ISZN has been awarded the “We Share a Growth Mindset” Award by Cognita, recognising the school’s strong culture of learning, improvement, and collaboration. This achievement celebrates ISZN’s renewed academic rigour, clear teaching frameworks, and commitment to helping every student thrive.

From static hair to pumpkin volcanoes, ISZN’s Spooky Science Week has our Primary students exploring science through hands-on experiments, teamwork, and fun. The carousel of activities runs all week, inspiring curious young minds to discover the science in everyday life.

On World Teachers’ Day, the ISZN community came together to celebrate the dedication of our teachers. With a surprise PTA brunch and reflections from our Heads of Primary and Secondary, the day highlighted collaboration, gratitude, and the spirit that defines...

At ISZN, Global Be Well Day 2025 was more than a single event—it was a joyful celebration of movement, mindfulness, connection, and the values that shape our school community every day.

ISZN’s Pre-K to Grade 5 students celebrated German Language Day with creativity, colour, and joy — from word-inspired costumes to songs, stories, and games.

ISZN celebrates the 2025 IGCSE results with excellent outcomes across subjects and recognition as the number one European Cognita school for value added, highlighting the exceptional progress made by our students.

From fingerprint t-shirts to microgreen harvests and puppet-making, ISZN’s Summer Camp closed with creativity, connection, and a celebration of shared joy.