What makes the Exhibition unique is that it asks Year 6 students, for their final project of Primary school, to create an in-depth project based on a topic of their choice.
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about BEPS traditions: Year 6 Exhibition
Last weekend, BEPS International School hosted a two day IPC & IEYC professional learning event organised by Fieldwork Education
Recently, our students and teachers explored the ancient art form of traditional African drumming. They discovered the significance of djembe drums in West African culture and music.
Today at the Brussels Apple store the BEPS Secondary Students made a robot dance, animated an LED matrix and programmed a robot to navigate an obstacle course.
The highlight of last week was Mother Tongue Day. Our students looked amazing and were proudly wearing their national costume or clothes that represented their home countries.
If it's Friday, it's Forest Day for our Pre-schoolers. Today's walk lead them to a new part of the woods.
BEPS team collaborated with teams from more than 100 countries to bring additional emotional intelligence awareness to children and the adults who support them.
Last week, Year 6 students had the chance to visit the BEPS Secondary School. It was an ideal opportunity for learning by inquiry which we plan to repeat during the school year.
Last week, we celebrated World Maths Day at BEPS. The theme for this year Math Day was Maths games in any shape or form.
Last week, our Secondary team took part in the "Launching the MYP" Workshop, facilitated by Khizra Ahmad, MYP Workshop Leader.