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As part of our journey toward sustainability, we are pleased to announce there will be more Secondhand Uniform Sales and Exchanges during September.

This week, Year 9, started their first unit of the year by looking at the reactivity of some different metals with hydrochloric acid.

Information regarding Term 1 Co-Curricular Activity

As the newsletter mentioned last week, BISB will present a production of R.C Sherriff’s World War I play, Journey’s End on Monday 12 and Tuesday 13 of December 2022 in the school theatre.

To start this year with a bang, we organised a Scavenger Hunt!

We are delighted to announce that our After-School Childcare Scheme will continue this academic term.

Our Y12 started the year with some great team-building activity: a University Challenge.

Welcome back to what we hope will be an exciting year ahead. We offer students in Years 2 and above the option of taking private music lessons at school.

BISB WOLVES are looking forward to welcoming previous and new student athletes!

This year BISB is proud to finally present a production of R.C Sherriff’s World War I play, Journey’s End which was due to be performed in 2021. Unfortunately, the show was postponed because of COVID restrictions at the time.

As a finale to our topic on 'Animal', the Year 1 students and staff enjoyed a wonderful day at Budakeszi Wildlife Park.

Thank you to all who have dropped off any outgrown uniform as the school year winds down.

From our Social Impact Media team, here’s a round-up of all things Service-learning and Social Impact from this year.

Last week was BISB’s House Week 3 and there were a variety of inter-house competitions that students could participate in including sports such as basketball, kick rounders and a scavenger hunt. Overall, there were many students involved in the House Week, especially the Haribo Hunt.

Our Early Year's students in the Blue and Green Group had a wonderful trip to Normafa on Wednesday.

Four BISB students managed to climb the height of Africa’s tallest mountain on Saturday morning last week to raise money for Kiwawa Secondary School in Tanzania.