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Stepping Away? Lock Your Device!
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
WIS Socials
Sep 181 min read


Meet Silke Nolting, our new PYP French Teacher
Welcome to WIS! What would you like us to know about you? After living in Europe for the last 24 years, I am happy to come home to Namibia and to offer my daughters the possibility to know a part of their heritage. My family and I like to discover new places in France and all over Europe: the landscapes, cities, little villages in the mountains, heritage sites, museums, castles, cathedrals, cultures as well as the local cuisine. We love the outdoors. We often go hiking in th
WIS Socials
Sep 113 min read


NEASC External Review Visit
WIS will be hosting an External Review Visit (ERV) from the New England Association of Schools and Colleges from 26 September to 2 October to renew our cycle of accreditation following the Preparatory Visit we had last year. In the past twelve months, we have been going through the process of the Internal Reflection, where we looked at the findings from the Preparatory Visit and addressed the recommendations resulting from that visit. Teachers also worked in teams to addres
WIS Socials
Sep 113 min read
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