At The International School of Western Australia we teach a progressive International Baccalaureate education to local and international students from Kindergarten to Year 12. Through an inquiry-based style of learning, we nurture children to become self-driven, enthusiastic learners.
ISWA's Move to Doubleview Approved
On Thursday 22 February 2018, I attended the JDAP meeting at the City of Stirling. It is with great pleasure that I announce that the application to approve the building…
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Our French students attended the annual French dinner at Chez Pierre’s. They had to order their food in French and students and staff who ordered escargot 🐌 were rewarded! The students and staff thoroughly enjoyed the experience.
In the theme of National Science Week, our Secondary students welcomed Professor Lyn Beazley, Western Australia’s Chief Scientist from 2006 to 2013. As part of her role, Lyn advised governments on science and innovation, worked closely with industry and was a science ambassador in Australia and internationally. Lyn has been determined to demonstrate that science is not just a theoretical exercise, but a practical one too. Lyn was part of the negotiating team that ensured Australia would co-host the Square Kilometre Array of radio-telescopes, the world’s largest science endeavour. Lyn’s goal is for every Australian child to learn and love science. After hearing her speak, we know our students left feeling inspired with a thirst for science!
Year 12 students took part in an Economics Forum with other Year 12 students at the Chamber of Commerce in Perth last Friday. They were able to discuss world Economic issues and present them to their peers. They also had the opportunity to ask questions to some of the leading Economists within the Chamber of Commerce.
I wonder what some of the questions were?...what a great opportunity 😊
I used to run this event as President of the Economics Teachers Association. The questions are real life economic scenarios using economic theories to answers them!
Today our Acting Head of Secondary, Ms. Murray, Principal's PA, Taylah Wells, and our Chinese exchange students spent the day in Fremantle. The group visited the iconic Roundhouse, ate fish n chips, visited the Cappuccino Strip and went to the Fremantle Maritime Museum! Luckily the rain kept away for most of the day 🌞
Very nice pic
