As we send our MYP5 and IBDP students into their exam period:
In this coming week, we will be sending our MYP5 and IBDP students into their exam preparation period to start their final external exams at the end of April and beginning of May. As we cheer you on to start this stretch of your educational journey, we want to wish you all the best. You have been working very hard to prepare for these exams and to submit your internal assessments. You have learnt how to organise yourself, manage your time and be confident and proactive with your studies and in your education.
We are confident that you will now go into these exams well prepared and ready to show how you have lived the WIS Principles of Purpose, People, Excellence, Ownership, Creativity and Sustainability. All these will to some extent and in some form apply to the exams that you are about to take – or have already started taking through your Extended Essay, Theory of Knowledge, Personal Project, ePortfolio, Internal Assessments and Orals. You have shown that you are prepared and ready to take on this challenge and be the best you can be. You have had and still have the support of WIS, your teachers, your parents and peers. Make sure you use this support and let that be a pillar of strength combined with your own grit and resilience. We know that you will successfully complete this last part of your secondary education and then move on to do amazing things.
All the best! WIS is proud of you. WIS is rooting for you! Keep in touch, and let us know where life’s journey takes you!
Respectfully
Maggie Reiff
High School Principal
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This is such a thoughtful message to send right before exams kick off. The part about students learning to "organise themselves and manage their time" really hit home — that's honestly half the battle in the IB, and it's something that sticks with you long after the exams are over. Speaking of preparation and staying calm under pressure, I've been playing monumentvalley 3 online to unwind between study sessions, and it's oddly perfect for that — the puzzles require the same kind of patience and step-by-step thinking you need for a tricky Paper 2 question. Wishing all the WIS students the best of luck; the support system you have around you makes all the difference.
This is a really encouraging message for students entering their final exam period in the International Baccalaureate system, especially MYP5 and IBDP learners who are balancing pressure, preparation, and confidence at the same time. It highlights something important success comes from discipline, support, and consistent effort over time, not last-minute decisions. I see a similar pattern with students in technical fields as well; for example, many initially search take my comptia exam for me when they feel overwhelmed, but real progress happens when they lean into structured preparation, guidance, and personal ownership of learning instead.
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