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ISN Nice's 'spotlight series' highlights the work of our teachers and staff.

This week, read our interview with Feli Drughieri-Lamm, the School counsellor, to find out how important supporting student's wellbeing is to our community.

ISN Nice's 'University Pathways' highlights the academic goals of our students.

This week, read our interview with Emma and Edison, two grade 12 students who hope to study Engineering and Anthropology.

The final stage of the robotics challenge organised by GLOBEDUCATE in France, will take place on 10th May this year. Primary, middle and high school school will participate in this event, with a total of 35 teams and more than 100 students.

ISN Nice Primary students joined 20 other Globeducate schools to compete online in the annual WWF-Globeducate Quiz on 13^th January.

ISN Nice's 'spotlight series' highlights the work of our teachers and staff.

This week, read our interview with John Radford, a secondary school Maths teacher and our STEAM coordinator, to find our what innovations are happening in his classroom.

At ISN we prepare our students to be empathetic global citizens who will be active contributors for a more sustainable world. In January we used the Spanish tradition of the Three Wise Men to educate our community on reducing waste in school.

We support students’ aspirations for the next stages of their lives. We ensure that each student is accompanied on his or her educational journey and reaches his or her individual academic goals. Read this interview with Samar and Evrard about their different university choices.

Our teachers and staff are at the heart of everything we do at ISN Nice. Our 'spotlight series' is designed for the ISN community to learn more about our teachers and staff. This week we are interviewing Marlo Mattioli, a primary school teacher.

Students took part in the annual Globeducate Virtual Arts Competition in November, with the theme this year of “Connections” From ages 5 to 18, nearly 200 students in 39 schools participated.

In December, a campaign spearheaded by Planet Patrol and CAS students, saw the ISN Nice community come together to donate unwanted items such as clothing and furniture to local charities.