As I prepare to say goodbye to the Windhoek International School community, I find myself reflecting on what this place has meant to me professionally and personally. WIS is not simply a school I have worked in. It has been a community I have grown within. It has challenged my thinking, strengthened my practice, and consistently reminded me of what education looks like when it is grounded in care, high expectations, and a genuine belief in children. There is a particular kind

Our IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) Exhibition was an absolute triumph! As the culmination of their PYP journey, our oldest primary students took centre stage to share their passion, research, and collaborative efforts with the school community. The Exhibition is a student-led, in-depth inquiry into real-world issues. This year, our students tackled incredibly diverse and meaningful topics, ranging from animal conservation, the impacts of AI, and gender equality to over-fish

A group of 11 students, accompanied by Ms. Stephanie and Mr. Benedict, went on a trip to Uis in Damaraland from the 14th to the 24th of March. The EHRA group left on Saturday morning to ensure they would not arrive late at the building site. After a long journey, we finally arrived. Once we were given a briefing about what EHRA does, everyone set out to claim their tents and unpack. After finishing, we were faced with the challenge of beating the heat, which we did by playing