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ISN attended the 2024 Nice Climate Summit, held on 26-27 September at the Palais de la Méditerranée, for the second consecutive year. The event, which focused on the theme “Protecting the Ocean, Safeguarding Humanity,” brought together international experts, policymakers, and environmental advocates, with ISN students actively involved throughout.

ISN proudly participated in the "Jogging Rose," an event organised by SOS Cancer du Sein in collaboration with Mrs Barbara Prot, Municipal Councillor and Deputy for Health Prevention and Education at the City of Nice.

The ISN Robotics team was recently honoured in a special assembly for their outstanding performance in the Globeducate France Robotics Competition.

We had the privilege of welcoming internationally acclaimed educator Matthew Savage to our school, where he led a series of transformative workshops focused on wellbeing and equity.

Last Friday, ISN held its annual New Parent Welcome Event.

We are proud to share the excellent results our students have achieved in the 2024 International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme.

This summer, we have some exciting developments planned for our ISN school campus.

We are proud to announce that, for the third consecutive year, we have been recognized as an Eco-School, and this year we achieved the distinguished GOLD award.

We are proud to announce that the ISN Robotics Team won first prize in the High School category of the third edition of the Globeducate France Robotics Challenge!

In the bustling streets of Barcelona, our Grade 8 students embarked on a journey of exploration and camaraderie that will be etched in their memories forever.

Our Grade 12 Environmental Systems and Societies (ESS) students recently embarked on an exciting field trip to St Jean Cap Ferrat.

Our 15 talented IB Visual Arts students showcased their remarkable achievements at the annual vernissage.

The Globeducate Model United Nations (MUN) 2024, organised by Agora Madrid International School, was a prestigious event that brought together students from 22 schools across 3 continents to simulate the workings of the United Nations agencies.