Around 100 people were able to participate in the sponsored walk on the 30th November to raise funds urgently for the ‘Haiyan Super Typhoon’ victims in the Philippines. The activity was organised by ‘Friends of Filipino students and parents’ from the International School Seychelles.We are now collecting the funds to be sent urgently to ‘Médecins Sans Frontières’ MSF (Doctors without Borders), who are already heavily involved in the disaster-relief efforts there in the Philippines. Around 200 MSF staffs are working hard to meet the emergency needs of people affected. We are still seeking as much support as possible. Any donation would be extremely important for those medical specialists working in difficult conditions. If you would like to join us and send a small donation to help those desperate and hopeless victims, please contact (before 5th December):

Rose-Marie Bargain: 2516724 Jeeva Hettiarachchi: 2525695 Teng Alvarez: 2523266

The International School Seychelles (ISS) won seven shields – 7-9 years girls category (51 points), 10-11 years girls category (56 points), 12-13 years boys category (72 points), 12-13 years girls category (9 points), 14-15 years boys category (92 points), 14-15 years girls category (117 points) and the 16 years and over boys category (53 points).

Read the full article in the Nation here

Welcome! I hope that, as you visit our website, you will get a flavour of The International School Seychelles: who we are, what we’re doing, and where we’re going. This site will, I hope, be like many things within our school: a blend of consistency and tradition yet ever changing and evolving as events, curriculum and our unique school environment combine to better meet the needs of our children.

Mr Wilkinson with Head Boy and Girl team

Having topped their group in round 1. ISS Under 15 Squad had mixed fortunes in the second round group stage of the Vijay Tournament at Stad Linite on Saturday. In Match 1 ISS ran out 2-1 winners over a strong English River outfit who had already beaten Belonie 2-0. All three sides were awarded 3-0 victories over ‘no shows’ Beau Vallon. In the ISS second match against Belonie a blatant error by a referee’s assistant disallowed a well worked goal finished sweetly by Captain Abdul Haq who had previously netted from the spot against English River. ISS unfortunately conceded from two set pieces and unfortunately eventually lost 3-1 despite an inimitable Haq solo effort which involved a fabulous turn and near post finish. Yohan Raoul worked tirelessly in midfield in both games and debut goalkeeper Hakeem Mothe also deserves credit. Hopefully some hard work on the training ground will see some improvement and tightening up of set pieces for future competitive games.