On Tuesday, 2 December, the Primary Student Council led a meaningful Service as Action experience with the Grade 6 class: a visit to Pioneers Park Senior Park to spend time with the 160 elderly residents. This initiative brought together the spirit of community, empathy, and purposeful action that the IB Learner Profile encourages in all students. In preparation for the visit, students collected donations from the Primary School community. Each senior received a packet of bis

As we close our first semester, it’s hard not to marvel at just how much can happen in a few short months. From inquiry-filled classrooms to vibrant assemblies, from outdoor learning to unexpected “character-building” moments (like navigating WiFi outages with extraordinary patience and an impressive sense of humour), this semester has shown us what our WIS community is truly made of. Our students have been at the heart of everything: asking big questions, taking action, maki

This week, we were proud to host our second WIS Teacher Academy workshop, led by the wonderful Ms Sonandré. Her session on early childhood development was not only informative, but wonderfully interactive, reminding us of the powerful role early years education plays in shaping confident, capable learners. One of the most meaningful aspects of the Teacher Academy is the opportunity to connect with educators from across Windhoek, not just within our own school. Bringing togeth