On Saturday 22nd July 12 Wildlife club students of both primary and secondary participated in a beach safari networking activity with other schools in Region 2 of the Eco school programme. The 12 students had the chance to meet other eco warriors and learn about several aspects of the coastal environment. They were able to:…
The A level Business and Chemistry students were taken on an industrial visit to Seychelles Breweries last week. The Business students got the opportunity to witness the manufacturing and packaging, whereas the Chemistry students touched base on the brewing and the laboratory. For more pictures click on the link below:https://www.ischool.sc/student-life/gallery/?gallery=a-level-visit-to-seychelles-breweries
A very informative talk by the Seychelles Fishing Authority (SFA) representatives to our S5 students on Friday, organised by the careers teacher. For more pictures Click below:https://www.ischool.sc/student-life/gallery/?gallery=talk-by-sfa
On Tuesday the 18th of July, a group of students consisting of Peer Educators and Student Council representatives got the chance to attend a talk given by an amazing team of employees from the Public Utilities Corporation (PUC). The team from PUC talked about several types of engineering, the services they provide including renewable energy,…
Members of the Peer Educators Club of Independent School, Head Girl and Head Boy had the opportunity to visit The National Assembly of Seychelles yesterday, Tuesday 6th June. The visit was organised by the School Counselors for the group of students, so that it would provide them with an exposure of how the NA works,…
The Lospitalite Tourism Club for secondary, did their first activity with their business partner, Silhouette Cruise Ltd, on Thursday 15th June, 2023. It was an introductory activity whereby the students, together with the facilitators, had the chance to visit SeyPearl, the oldest boat of the fleet, which is 107 years old. More activities will follow…
Last Saturday the S5 classes went on a trip to the Anse Major trail. The trip was a good way for the students to be able to get out of class and interact with each other. On the beach the students had a friendly football game and raced each other to see who was the…
A-LEVEL Thirty-seven Year 2 students sat a total of 116 A Level exam entries, out of which seven students sat four subjects. 97.4% pass grades were recorded, with 75% at C or higher. NATHALIE DESAUBIN and TURISSA SULLIVAN having scored four ‘A’s and deserve special mention. Other top performers are (in no particular order): GAELLE…
