
Our New Year's resolutions are written, exciting projects are scheduled, unbelievable fun is planned! Everything is ready to start this exciting new chapter.

We would like to wish all our dear students, parents and teachers a very happy new year!

During this week we are discussing the importance of being kind. What is kindness itself, why is it important to share it with others and how can we do it?

Ecologists are raising alarm: humanity is depleting the planet's energy reserves.

Who would have guessed that the route to school could turn into an adventure if you were attentive.

We are looking forward to seeing you!

In those distant times, there were no gadgets or warm houses, no supermarkets or any other goods that we are used to.

Throughout this academical year our students take part in various craft projects.

As we do every year, year 5 makes electronic candles to go inside our Jack-O-Lantern for Halloween.

On the 30th of October, International School of Saint-Petersburg would like to invite you to our annual Halloween Party!

This thursday, with great honor, we congratulated our brilliant Maximilian, from Year 4, who read during the summer aproximately 50 books, each one of them contained at least 100 pages!

We congratulate our Year 4 students with the beginning of the new game season!

Sport plays an essential part in the development of our students!

The new academic year has started and the students of Year 2 went to the “shop” to buy some stationery for the classroom.

The first two weeks of school are behind us!

The first day back at school was excellent!

Dear parents, we are happy to inform you that the International School of St. Petersburg "Insight" is opening soon for our beloved students!

While all of us are enjoying warm summer days, we would like to share with you some interesting details about our school. ⠀

We are looking forward to seeing our incredible students back at School as soon as it is possible, due to the pandemic situation! Follow the news!⠀

For many schools, distance learning has become a real challenge. For us, at the International School of Saint-Petersburg "Insight", it is a unique opportunity to attend the lessons of our headmaster in the UK, Mr. Pockett. He is an amazing teacher and mentor.

Recently our brilliant Year 4 students have finished discovering the structure of an airplane.

What's the biggest volcano on Earth? What's the difference between magma and lava? Who is studying volcanoes? Year 2 students discovered the answers to these and many other questions in Geography class.⠀

Today we would like to tell you about Mr. Yancey, who teaches the science program in our school!⠀

The International School of St. Petersburg "Insight" sincerely congratulates everyone with a memorable day! We wish peace and happiness to all!

Everyone is used to thinking that there is nothing more boring than learning the forms of English irregular past tense verbs. Our Year 3 students have a contrary opinion!

The next teacher we would like you to meet is Mr. Malvin, who teaches the Year 2 class!

Year 4 students continue to study all academic subjects in virtual learning.

We would like to introduce you to our next Insight School teacher.⠀
Ms. Aktar teaches the year 4 class.

Year 5 students continue to learn a rich online curriculum. They work with different aspects of maths each day.

What do you know about our teachers? Did you know that they can play the piano, build a house from scratch or run a marathon? We bet there are plenty of other wonderful facts that we can learn about their outstanding personalities. Let’s start with Ms. Sally

Today the whole world is celebrating International Book Day! We are happy to be a part of this great holiday.

We absolutely love classical English folk tales and fairy tales! It is always pleasant to come back to them whether it is a lesson or free time. While we cannot use our library, we prepared a list of tales for our smallest students to read before bedtime.

Who doesn’t want to be healthy? We most certainly want to! Little exercises between lessons could be one of the greatest ways to let your body and mind rest.

Ms Sally - Year 1 and Reception teacher: ⠀
"Distance isn’t a barrier for our youngest students! They are keen on studying and ready for challenges as usual!

These two weeks our Year 1 students are learning very hard using online technologies. The Science topic for April is Plants.

In our virtual classroom, Year 3 students are talking about rainbows and how nature is creating them.

We are pleased to inform you that we have successfully completed our first trial week of distance learning. Now we are proud to announce that we are fully ready for online training! ⠀

Girls' Day at our International School traditionally has become a holiday full of springtime moods and warm smiles.

Year 3 have begun learning about land use in geography, beginning with a lesson on sketching maps.

Regarding to this story the young students tried to repeat all the actions the Little Red Hen did. We’ve grown grass and even baked bread. ⠀

Our students showed dexterity in competitions and quick minds in intellectual games. We spent one more fun day full of adventure and joyful laughter!

Our preschoolers had a busy and cheerful week.

How do plants get food? What makes them green and is it possible for them to change their colour?

Together we have accomplished many things. We found out how to use dictionaries in our daily school life, how to search for information we need such as how to check our spelling.

WHEN? In June.
WHERE? In the Park on Krestovsky Island.
WHO? Children from 3 to 11 years old.
DETAILS:

Pre-School students visited the Leningrad Zoo

Every year the last week of January at Insight International School is dedicated to one of the most significant pages in the history of St. Petersburg - the Blockade of Leningrad and the history of its heroic resistance.

In honour of the 76th anniversary of the complete liberation of Leningrad from the Blockade, students of Years 2 and 3 visited a unique exposition telling about the life of the family Agte, who survived the Blockade.

On January 16th, Insight International School hosted a significant event: our first annual Science Fair! The students prepared and presented their individual and group projects, each of which really impressed the parents and guests.

A unique opportunity to enjoy a full integration, teaching and learning programme within a UK school.

On December 19th, there was a wonderful Christmas performance at the Music Hall Theatre.

Intense preparation for mid-term tests is over, all the exams have been passed successfully.

We are proud of their hard work, attitude and high results, which were noted by the British ISA Association.

Preparation for the midterm assessment is in full play. Year 1 has started the revision of the covered materials and feels confident about the tests. Let’s wish them good luck!

The mid-term exams (Year 2,3,4,5) will be taking place on the 9th, 10th 11th of December.

Thanksgiving day in our Intenational school is a very significant celebration.
We not only tell children about historical traditions, but also explain to them how important it is to express thankfulness to their families, friends and teachers.

We had a unique opportunity to watch the magical transformation of hot glass turning into apples,swans and gift bags.

On November 27th,students from Years 4 and 5 visited an amazing interactive exhibition called “The porcelain tale”.

We are very proud that more than 600 families from all over the world have entrusted us with the education of their children over the past 18 years. Our geography is incredible: England, Russia, the USA, Australia, France, Italy, Germany, China, South Korea, Belgium, Denmark, Israel, Poland, India, Turkey, the Netherlands, Morocco, Egypt, Georgia, Latvia, Japan, Finland,the Czech Republic, Turkey, Armenia, Brazil.

Our youngest students are discovering the world through exciting experiments!

Years 2 and 3 went on an exciting journey to the past - 150 years back!

How did people get their portraits printed when there was not any printing devices? Years 4 and 5 found this out during the autumn project week.

Did you know that in some museums you can not only get new knowledge,but play with toys as well! It’s really fun, especially if you go there with your friends like our youngest students did.

Now we know that the camera of our phones conceals all the secrets of long and bright history of photography!

This week each grade is working on their own exciting project.

Now our young students can easily answer the questions: why planets are orbiting around the sun, how much bigger Jupiter is than Earth and why Mercury is the hottest planet.

Our Year 1 science program has taught students that autumn is a season for harvesting.

"In history, we are travelling back in time and studying the first great civilization in history, ancient Egypt".

Year 1 presented our weekly "Show and Tell" during assembly for the first time.

Our teachers are always eager to learn.

Year 3 had a blast learning all about skeletons and the bones that hold us together.

"The first few weeks of term have been a blast, getting to know each other, building a good teacher/student relationship and generally enjoying being in our school environment".

"We have started another exciting academic year in September 2019".

"Year 5 is off to a great start! The kids have been eager to learn and are asking lots of really astute questions".

"The first month of our educational year was full of joy and adventure".

"A new academic year has begun with lots of remarkable and entertaining activities in Year 2."

Our students are in the process of working on their first class projects of the year.

Monday, September 2nd.
Lots of happy faces.
Old and new friends.
We had great fun on the first school day and we are ready and excited about the new academic year!

We are proud to announce that our International school starts the new academic year as a full member of The UK’s Independent School Association (ISA).

Dear Parent(s), Due to your requests, we are happy to inform you about the available places in each class.

INTERNATIONAL SUMMER CAMP students have visited the interactive museum of retro cars "Rout 66".

The open-air museum includes the restored 19th-century village, the docks and quays, a restored ship, the George and Charlotte copper mine which is toured by a small train, a Victorian farm and a nature reserve with trails.

That was one more great day at the International Summer Camp!

Reading Native American myths, remembering the names of exotic animals, examining a traditional Native American costume, answering teacher's tricky questions and making a real musical instrument - using English only.
That's just a part of the bright and busy day in the International Summer Camp!

Today International Camp students explored the masterpieces of prehistoric art and created petroglyphs by themselves!

Today International Summer Camp students got acquainted with the most famous explorers, followed the routes of the first around-the-globe expeditions and became aware of all the dangers awaiting travelers at that time.

Dear Parents!
On the 17th of June, the second part of our International Summer Camp will take place! The topic will be "In the Footsteps of the Discoverers, a Geographical Journey".

The postage stamp is one of the more crucial inventions of the Victorian era. Today, summer camp students visited the A.S. Popov Central Museum of Communications.

It is impossible to learn about England without mentioning "five o'clock tea"! Today, students of the International Summer Camp not only talked about this tradition, but also decorated plates creating their own unique patterns.

People of Victorian England were tireless inventors! Electricity, telephone, steam engine, underground train, cinematography - this is a short list of inventions of the Era of Progress.
The students of our International Summer Camp also love inventions and entertainment!
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