From Monday, 28 September, to Thursday, 1 October, WIS welcomes 4 visitors from the New England Association of Schools and Colleges to our campus. In the past 12 months, WIS prepared for this visit. We submitted a report to NEASC for their evaluation and advice. The visit will be an opportunity for our school to have “critical friends” on campus who will review our Foundation Standards as well as the 10 Learning Principles that NEASC/ACE guides us with to be a school where te

We are delighted to welcome Ms Charlene Hill Uakuramenua to Windhoek International School as our new School Counsellor and Designated Safeguarding Lead. Charlene joins WIS as a registered Social Worker with more than twenty years of professional experience supporting children, adolescents and families. Her career has included work with the Ministry of Health and Social Services, the Ministry of Gender Equality and Child Welfare, Project HOPE Namibia, and as a lecturer i

Imagine receiving a response to an email you supposedly sent, but you are certain you never sent it. Or perhaps someone tells you that you shared a document, approved something, or sent a message that you don't remember sending. One possible reason? Your device was left open, unattended, and unlocked. In our increasingly connected world, it is easy to forget this simple step, especially when we are just stepping away for a minute. But an unattended, unlocked device can give s