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As part of the 36th edition of the Press and Media Week in Schools , and at the initiative of Ms. Rebuffet and Ms. Clément, the students from the French section at Blue Pool Road (4ème, 2nde, 1ère, terminale) and those from the international section (Years 8 and 13) had the opportunity to meet, listen to, and question Anne-Claire Poignard, an investigative journalist at France Télévisions and presenter of the Télématin news bulletin. Fascinating anecdotes Around 150 students

We are delighted to share with you the launch of the project "Echoes of Nature: Art and Conservation of Birds and Insects". Organised on March 27 and 28, the two workshops aimed to raise our students' awareness of the preservation of endangered species. Understanding the issues related to species extinction and their impact on the ecosystem was the goal to achieve. Tim Marsh , known for his commitment to street art, guided the students in using water-based spray paint on lar

As part of our safety plan, we recently conducted two essential exercises: a lockdown drill and an intrusion drill. These simulations allowed us to test and improve our security procedures, while also raising awareness among students and staff about the actions to take in case of an emergency. Lockdown exercise The lockdown exercise was conducted to prepare the school for a situation where it would be necessary to keep students and staff inside the buildings, for instance in

The French International school in Hong Kong vibrated to the rhythm of the teams' war cries during PROZAP Volleyball, a thrilling event which brings together French secondary schools from all over Asia and those from Hong Kong for the second time. Students from Singapore, Bali, Kuala Lumpur, Cambodia and Kyoto traveled to participate in this volleyball tournament. This competition, which extends over three days, from Monday to Wednesday evening, offers a unique opportunity to

FIS promoted to Division 2 this year thanks to the excellent results from last year, participated on Thursday, February 20th in the HKSSF cross country race. This race, organized by the Hong Kong School Sports Federation, took place at the beautiful Fanling Golf Club. The sunny weather and the excellent team spirit, with participants from both of our academic streams and various classes, made for a fantastic morning! Although moving up to a higher division and level was notic

Overview For the second consecutive year, students from the international and French sections (Ce2, Cm1, Cm2, and years 4, 5, and 6) embarked on an extraordinary cultural journey as part of the  Share-Project . The highlight of this educational initiative was a theatrical performance at the  Jardine's Lookout campus , where the acclaimed French theatre company  Chorus  brought the timeless tale of  Pinocchio  to life. A Unique Learning Experience Building on the resounding su

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The safety of our students and staff is a priority for the French International School. The safety of both children and adults relies on the dissemination of a common culture throughout the educational community, including students, staff, and parents. In case of an emergency, everyone should be able to rely on clear reflex actions and an organisation suited to all risks. The PPMS (Specific Safety/Security Plan) of the school is evaluated every year and updated if necessary.

As part of the thematic exhibition "Water, In All Its States" organised by our art teachers from both departments, Isabelle Bezançon, Julien Jouaud, and Bruce Woolley , our middle and high school students have taken on the challenge of reflecting on our relationship as human beings with this vital resource that is WATER! Their works, as analytical as they are aesthetic, as committed as they are technical, will be exhibited from 17 February to 18 March 2025, on the Blue Pool

As part of the thematic exhibition "Water, In All Its States" organised by our art teachers from both departments, Isabelle Bezançon, Julien Jouaud, and Bruce Woolley , our middle and high school students have taken on the challenge of reflecting on our relationship as human beings with this vital resource that is WATER! Their works, as analytical as they are aesthetic, as committed as they are technical, will be exhibited from 17 February to 18 March 2025, on the Blue Pool

The Board of Directors of FIS met for its fourth meeting of the year on Monday, 20th January at our Blue Pool Road campus. In line with our commitment to United and Sound Governance, here is a summary of the discussions, considerations, and votes from the meeting. The board invited members from the University Guidance and Counselling department to give an update on the status of our students' University Destinations. They shared a presentation that included information about

For the first time, some FIS students went to Yale University to take part in the prestigious "Tournament of Champions" In mid-November, I was part of the FIS delegation of 14 students from both streams (5ème, Y9, Y10, Y11) to compete for the first time at the coveted final round of the World Scholar’s Cup (WSC) . Hosted annually at Yale University and known as the Tournament of Champions (TOC) , students from all corners of the world came together for one week to engage i

At FIS, we are always looking for innovative ways to engage our children in physical activity and expose them to new experiences. For 5 weeks in October and November, we had the incredible opportunity to host the Kung Pow Kings Hockey coaches for a special 5-week program designed for our CP and Year 2 children during the Shared Project . This initiative not only highlighted the excitement surrounding hockey but also showcased the unique international perspectives brought by

A few initiatives have been put in place this school year to raise awareness on bullying prevention. Among these initiatives, we can mention November Inclusion Week at secondary and the launch of a Whole School policy aimed at preventing and managing school bullying situations. Our anti-bullying policy states that preventing bullying is a collaborative effort involving students, parents, and all school staff. We all have an important role to play in preventing and managing bu

The Board of Directors of FIS convened for its third meeting of the year on Monday, December 9th at our Blue Pool Road campus. The members admired the festive and sustainable atmosphere our students prepared. A Christmas tree composed of donated and recycled books, drawing attention to responsible consumption and learning practices. In line with our commitment to United and Sound Governance , here is a summary of the discussions, considerations, and votes from the meeting. F

At FIS, music is all around; in music classes and through some extra-curricular activities of course but not only. All year long we organise music concerts as an opportunity for our students to develop and showcase their performance skills but also as a way to foster community, creativity, and connection which in return contribute to positive mental and physical health. Here are some of our past and upcoming occasions: Student Concert during Open Days Christmas Concerts of ou

FIS's third year of passionate debating Just a few weeks ago, FIS saw its third iteration of its inter-school MUN conference take place. Named FISMUN III , the conference brought together over 200 delegates from various schools across Hong Kong to our TKO campus. From our school, both streams were represented with students from Y7/6ème to Y13/Terminale . All together we spent a weekend debating, negotiating, and discussing some of the world’s most pressing issues. This year

A cross-stream, cross-campus and cross-generational sailing relay race to support charities On 19 and 20 October, 27 students from FIS participated in the Hebe Haven 24 Hour Charity Dinghy Race 2024, held at the Hebe Haven Yacht Club in Sai Kung. The students, coming from both the French and International Streams, were aged 8 to 17 and represented three campuses: BPR, TKO, and JL. As the name suggests, this event is a 24-hour sailing race that started on Saturday at noon and

We are lucky to have within our school two female children's and young adult authors; a great opportunity for our students to meet them to better understand the work of a writer. Opportunity seized! Indeed, at the TKO library, during a lunch break, secondary school students were able to interact with Candice Morris (English teacher at TKO) and Linda Quach (in charge of digital marketing at FIS). The students questioned our authors about their creative process, writing and g

After a whole month of daily sketches on a given theme and the review of the 408 drawings created by 19 students, today we were finally able to celebrate everyone's creativity but especially the talent of our 4 grand winners. Discover them below. To enjoy all the drawings, there are two choices : Visit the Inktober Exhibition until 6 December - 5/F BPR Campus Go to our IG account on which we have put together a compilation for you 1. Charlize LAU Y12 / IB Visual Arts FIS 2024