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Even in an international school where we teach almost all subjects in English, we know Slovak excellently! Today, 31 pupils from our school competed in the nationwide competition YPSILON - Slovak is a game. Fingers crossed for all our students! Very good job! 🤗
Dear parents and students!
We'd like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all of you, who have contributed a lot of support to us by filling a shoebox full of wonderful gifts and warm-hearted wishes. Today we have delivered 35 boxes collected from our primary pupils and secondary students to the collect point located in the street Gašparova 7. We believe that every shoebox would bring an uplifting and joyful mood to the receiver for Christmas. We are more happy and proud of our kids at Kings, that they have such a warm and kind heart and they are learning to share happiness and love with others. Thank you once again for your support! 🤗
This week our Y5 and Y6 students enjoyed the Cyber Jump arena in Bratislava. While they had some challenges throughout the activities, they also tested their power and built a stronger relationship among each other. While doing their daily exercise they also had a lot of fun! We are proud of you Y5 and Y6 students and thanks to our teacher who supervised them. 🤗
🌐🎙️ Shoutout to our Y12 student, Filip Veres, owning the stage as Ambassador of Ethiopia at MUN Conference at the International School of The Hague!✨ His impressive opening address captivated the global assembly, making us all proud! 🌟👏 #munsuccess #AmbassadorSpotlight #ProudSchool
🌍✨We are thrilled to announce the outstanding success of our students at the Model United Nations Conference held at the International School of The Hague!✨🌐
🏆 Our brilliant delegates showcased exceptional passion, dedication, and diplomatic prowess during thought-provoking debates. They collaborated with peers from around the world, working tirelessly towards innovative solutions for global challenges.
Great job everyone! 🤗
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On Monday, November 13th, we will be hosting an "Odd Sock Day" as a part of our Anti-Bullying Week activities. This event provides an opportunity for students to express their individuality and celebrate differences by wearing mismatched socks to school. It serves as a visual reminder that being unique and embracing our differences is something to be celebrated rather than criticized.
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Students from Y3 also tried unusual reading with dogs. They got to know the city library - department for blind people, and after reading one Slovak and one English fairy tale, they were played games for blind people.
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