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Join us at the KIDS BEACH GARDEN / AISL Collaborative Beach Clean up
Join us at the KIDS BEACH GARDEN / AISL Collaborative Beach Clean up
AISL students and their families are all invited to come out to walk-the-talk by taking action in the community and participating in the Kids Beach Garden Clean-up.
In partnership with Kids Beach Garden, AISL has been challenged to bring out as many people as possible to make this the biggest beach clean-up ever. Join us, Saturday, Feb. 29th from 7 am to 11 am at Kids Beach Garden in Lekki.
Carpool with your friends, family, and colleagues to join in the cleaning up of our Lagos shoreline. In addition, learn about their Turtle Sanctuary to be launched on March 3rd and tree planting sponsorship opportunities at Kids Beach Garden.
WE WANT TO SEE AS MANY FROM OUR AISL COMMUNITY THERE
For more info and to let us know you are coming, click HERE.
WAISAL Band Trips The Light Fantastic in Abuja
WAISAL Band Trips The Light Fantastic in Abuja
We congratulate the members of our WAISAL band who traveled to Abuja this Wednesday. High school students participating this year were Amish VARMA, John ZIADEH, Nathan BROWN, Kenneth JOHNSON, Karl NIAT, Aleckson MOUSSOUNDA-GOMA, Mahek UTTAMCHANDANI, Shilpa HARINARAYANAN, Naman BHARWANI, Omar EL SAIEDY, Kabir HATHIRAMANI, and John GIANNOPOULOS. You can see more of the program and students playing here.
Mr. Eric Rodine, who traveled with the group as a chaperone, commented that this “was an amazing event with students coming together from five different West African Schools and creating beautiful music.”
AISL’s MUN Club Journey to Turkey for 20th Annual Session
AISL’s MUN Club Journey to Turkey for 20th Annual Session
Twenty members of AISL’s Model United Nations (MUN) team travel to Istanbul from 20-23 February for the twentieth annual session of the MUN Development Program (MUNDP). The conference is held at The Koç School, an establishment that has been hosting this event in Istanbul for two decades. Since its establishment in 2000, the conference has ranked among the best in Turkey and Europe, hosting over 800 participants from 40 schools and eight countries in its last session.
MUNDP is the sole conference worldwide which models the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), and each year we set one of the UNDP’s developing regions, each with its own Regional Bureau, as the theme.
This year’s theme has been determined as “the Arab States.” The Arab States face the fundamental issues which the agenda items in MUNDP 2020 have been designed to resolve. The UNDP has, in recent years, been working in the Arab States to develop gender equality, ensure economic equity and growth, alleviate socio-political conflict and resolve environmental issues.
Best of luck and safe travels to our AISL students attending the conference: Abhinav Kumar, Vihaan Chugh, Samiksha Khetan, Mariam Manjang, Lakshmi Gopinathan, Tanish Shishodia, Amish Varma, Rhea Dinesh, Ellie Pearson, Muhammad Kamal, Julius Houterman, Maheer Kirpalani, Omar El Saidy, Allan Magarian, Yasmina Barry, Aya Safieddine, Rohan Senan, Harshvardhan Pinge, Umair Mirza, and Joseph Hobeika.
WAISAL HS Basketball Team Travels to Int’l School of Dakar
WAISAL HS Basketball Team Travels to Int’l School of Dakar
We wish the best of luck to our Eagles team as they travel to Dakar for the WAISAL tournament from 20-22 February. On the girl’s team we have Aashika Nair, Mica-Louise Ranada, Dea Lampkins, Mia Adu-Gyamfi, Deborah Van-Loenen, Shradha Balaji, Serafina Chao, Nandita Dayanand, Idia Obayagbona, and Oriane Kimvangu; and on the boy’s team, Tiaan De Klerk, Ken Bosah, Nabih Soumah, Ayush Bisain, Kai Wallace, Mark Kitili, Joshua Berkheiser, TY Rodine, Ayodele Pearce. Safe travels and good luck at the tournament!
Uniform Policy & Hair Color
Uniform Policy & Hair Color
AISL prides itself as a diverse school community focused on student learning. Personal presentation is a value as is noted in our policy on appropriate dress. The intent of the AISL elementary, middle and high school Uniform Expectations are to ensure that all students are “conservatively” attired in a manner befitting the AISL private school setting. This includes hair color. As a friendly reminder, hair color should be natural. If a student chooses to color his/her hair (including hilights), then the following guide can be used to ensure the tone is appropriate and acceptable for AISL standards. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_hair_color
We appreciate your understanding.
What’s Happening in February?
What’s Happening in February?
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