ISZN marked World Book Day with its Big Reading Bash, bringing students, parents, and teachers together through shared reading, storytelling, and community connection.

ISZN’s Spring Holiday Camp brought the “City of Ibex” to life, as children designed and built a miniature city through creativity, teamwork, and hands-on learning.

ISZN marked Neurodiversity Week with activities across Primary and Secondary, highlighting how neurodiversity is supported every day through teaching, PSHE, and family engagement.

ISZN’s Science Podcast, The Critical Angle, returns with a new episode on curiosity, featuring student-led interviews with peers and teachers during Science Week.

ISZN’s Learning in Action sessions gave families a direct view of teaching and learning across all year groups, strengthening the connection between school and home.

ISZN’s first International Day Festival brought the community together through food, performances, and shared traditions. Families, students, and staff celebrated cultures from around the world in a lively and welcoming atmosphere.

ISZN celebrated Science Week with hands-on activities, quizzes, student-led workshops, and a collaborative science exhibition. Students explored scientific thinking through experimentation, teamwork, and discovery.

ISZN students explored sustainable habits during Sustainability Week through creative activities, daily challenges, and student leadership across Primary and Secondary.

ISZN Grade 11 and 12 Physics students visited CERN in Geneva, exploring particle physics firsthand through guided tours, hands-on learning, and discussions with scientists at one of the world’s leading research centres.

ISZN Science Ambassadors have released the first episode of “The Critical Angle”, a fully student-led podcast exploring life as a scientist and pathways into scientific careers.