Congratulations to all the students involved in the senior school production of ‘Over the Rainbow’ on Friday 18th March. All tickets for the event were sold out, with profits going towards the 2017 school production.

EC children’s playground was brimming with suspense in expectation of another ISS hat parade spectacular.  Children from Mexico, Japan, Ireland, Hawaii, Seychelles, France and near neighbours Madagascar all raised their hats in style and performed their national dances to the delight of the audience.   Coinciding with International Day of Happiness and the imminent Easter celebrations  the festive spirit was palpable.
Well done to all the contributing nations and their teachers and a very happy holidays to everyone!

Students in year 7, 8 and 9 took part in the UK Science week from 14^th to 18^th March 2016 by participating in a nationwide Seychelles poster competition.  This competition involved creating posters to highlight the positive and negative influences on the biodiversity of the Outer Islands in the Seychelles.

Students explored scientific concepts in their science lessons, brainstorming the keywords and the effects that humans can have on the number of species living on and around the Outer Islands, both to decrease and increase the diversity. Students then worked on their posters in their science and art lessons and as part of their homework.  Their final works of art have been submitted to the Ministry of Education ready for judging and we will wait to hear if any of our students have won prizes at the end of April.

Damien Laporte has again proved that he is amongst the best under 14 tennis player on the African continent by winning the singles title of the African junior championship in Pretoria South Africa.

In the final, Laporte beat Nigerian number one player, Michel Osewa, 7-5 and 6-4. This is another feat for this young tennis sensation who has won the best tennis award locally twice in a row.

According to his manager, Laporte was also supposed to be playing the doubles finals but will probably have to forfeit the match as his partner, Kenyan Ryan Ranbeik, is out injured. Laporte is expected back in Seychelles this weekend.

From Today in Seychelles Article by A. Henriette

Congratulations Damien from all at ISS, we are all very proud of you.  Another great achievement to add to your list of wins!!