This year, our Key Stage 3 students converted the High School into an interactive exhibition centre as they undertook student-led research projects attempting to answer the question βWhat makes us human?β Our students were split into five teams, each with Read more…
Please join us on Tuesday from 5:30pm to 8:30pm for our High School Open Evening.
This year, we launched our annual Project Week. Our KS3 High School students worked together in groups on a large scale research and design project. Their work incorporated aspects from every subject they study in the High School, from DT to French, English to Science and everything else along the way! One group even brought in a bit of Swedish….
We had planned our annual Year 8 trip to Chikwawa, and when the cyclone and flooding happened, we knew we had to do something. Our Year 8 class decided to set up a crowdfunding page for friends and family overseas who wanted to support Malawians in this devastating time of need. We promised that every penny raised would go to children in Chikwawa to help rebuild their lives.
We are proud to offer six bursaries for students who are capable of scoring 4.0 or higher in the English, Mathematics and Science Cambridge Secondary Checkpoint exams. Successful students can complete their IGCSE qualifications with Hillview International School with a substantial academic bursary of over K1.2-million per term!
Every year, all our classes from Year 6 upwards go on an annual trip that lasts between 3 days to a week. Our Year 8 class was the first class to venture out this year with a weekend down in Chikwawa for a weekend of friendship, bonding and meaningful experiences including a walk to Majete and an excellent game drive.
Hillview International School proudly presents “Boxes” β a vignette production by our High School students! This show takes a look at adolescent life and how society makes assumptions about us and puts us into convenient boxes to judge us. Swooping between emotional turmoil and humorous insight, “Boxes” is certainly more than your typical “school play”.
I would like to start by saying what a successful event this was β probably the best the PTA has had as so far!
Many thanks to our students and teaching staff for their participation in this year’s Purple Pinkie day in support of Rotary International’s campaign to end polio once and for all.
It was a beautiful breathless day and the children were dumping down huge bags filled with bedding and clothes on our top field for Swimming Camp 2018. Tents were unraveled and colourful domes started going up all over the place. Dads and Mums assisted their young ones to get ready for a night of camping!