We need your ideas We need your voices Shared Understanding of High Quality Learning (SUHQL) WIS is currently working on our re-accreditation with NEASC. One of the major developments for this reaccreditation that will drive our work in the coming 12 months is to review teaching and learning with the 10 ACE Learning Principles  by using our SUHQL.  During our Staff Work Day on the 7th of November,  we will be discussing what high-quality learning looks like. To include parent

Five WIS teachers - Deidre Leonard (Thinking), Paige MacDonald (Inquiry), Danielle Henry (Differentiation), Kate Linder (Collaboration) and Rick Fitzpatrick (International-mindedness)  - shared an array of engaging IB Approaches to Teaching and Learning tips with twenty teachers from schools around Windhoek in the inaugural session of the WIS Teacher Academy for 2025-2026.  Four WIS Secondary students - Kazuki Sadamoto, Naeem Robiati, Hala Ayoub and Tinashe Musavengana  - sha

From the 9th of October to the 16th October 9 French students from Grade 10 and 11 went on an amazing trip to Mauritius!!!! It was a 1 week excursion where all students explored the wonders and cultures of Mauritius and practiced their French language skills by communicating with locals and for everyday survival.  We had several French lessons during the week in Port Louis which helped most of us to practice our speaking, listening and grammar. Unfortunately, of the 7 days of