The first AIS science fair went off with a bang (literally, thanks to the hydrogen balloons). Grade 7 deserve huge congratulations for their hard work and enthusiasm. They were the undisputed stars of the day. Not only does it take stamina to stand and present for almost 4 hours straight, but they maintained their roles as IB learners throughout, sharing their knowledge, demonstrating their thinking and being inquirers, risk takers and communicators. Grade 10 also deserves recognition and thanks. 

They stayed after school two days running to set up and clear away and the science fair couldn't have happened without them. It's really wonderful to see our oldest students giving up their free time to support younger students in this way, they did a fantastic job. We'd also like to thank all the parents who came to show their support and we're only sorry we didn't have the energy to keep going for longer. Well done grade 7! We're proud of you. Miss Natasha and Miss Elizabeth.

This has been a big moment for sports at AIS! The 2022 Nordic League JR Badminton Tournament was held at Oslo International School on April 1st & 2nd. Our AIS team returned with the trophy for third place. The students presented outstanding teamwork, wonderful sportsmanship and great performances on the badminton courts. Well done to our team. Thanks to our parent coaches, thank you to Mr Andrew for organizing this event and thanks to our host, OIS, for a wonderful reception! Well done AIS! 

As the PYP Exhibition is fast approaching it's now time for students in Grade 5 to start taking action. Mr Andrew and some G5 boys traveled to Stabekk stadium to meet their football team to talk about racism and equality in sport. A representative from MOT ran the session which was an incredible opportunity for our students to gather important information while also getting the chance to meet their football heroes. We look forward to seeing you at the G5 Exhibition!