While incorporating Gen Alpha terminologies and slangs can enhance engagement and cultural relevance in the classroom, it is essential to approach it thoughtfully to ensure that students develop strong language skills that will serve them well in various contexts.

This week we will be testing Mr. Claudio Riccio, MYP Individuals and Societies teacher here at CIS on his knowledge of some of these popular vocabulary heard in the hallways and look further to its possible impact on language development. 

The weekly news, presented by Theo and Simeon from grade 10.

In this week’s episode we have two special guests from grade 11 to talk about their experiences from “The Future Leaders of Ghana” project.  Together with our two co-hosts you will be able to hear the reviews about the exchange from a student perspective.

The school news was read by Can from 3A and Deniz from grade 12.

In this week's episode, we delve into the critical intersection of mental health and student well-being within the curriculum at CIS. This essential component profoundly influences our students' cognitive processes, emotional states, and behavioural responses. Additionally, the nutritional choices available to our students significantly contribute to safeguarding their cognitive health and mitigating the risk of mental health disorders.

Join us as we engage in a compelling conversation with Dr. Martha Ross, Health and Inclusion Coordinator at CIS who will illuminate the initiatives and resources at CIS designed to support our students on their personal development journeys. Tune in to discover how our community is fostering an environment of resilience and well-being.

This week's episode features an in-depth discussion with Rob Keane, a distinguished educator within CIS's music department. With a wealth of experience, Mr. Keane infuses creativity and enthusiasm into his teaching, not only meeting the rigorous standards of our curriculum but also exceeding them through the innovative implementation of the school's "Big Band."

Through this initiative, he inspires students to channel their creativity into music, fostering a profound sense of commitment and passion for their artistic pursuits. Students frequently describe Mr. Keane with terms such as reliable, dedicated, trustworthy, and as a source of positive energy.

Join us as we explore his journey at CIS and his visionary plans for the future of the music department.

Last week, CIS proudly hosted the first of two open house events, an occasion that provided a unique opportunity for engagement and reflection within our vibrant community. PULSE was on-site to converse with a diverse array of alumni, parents, and students, who generously shared their personal narratives detailing the profound impact that CIS has had on their lives.

Through these heartfelt testimonies, listeners will discover the elements that render our CIS community truly exceptional. In addition to these enriching discussions, we were delighted to open the doors of our PULSE recording studio, allowing participants to explore and experiment with our state-of-the-art equipment.

We invite you to listen to this enlightening episode and share your thoughts with us at [email protected]. Your feedback is invaluable as we continue to foster a dynamic dialogue within our community.

For this week’s episode we have a very special guest: Isaac Mills. Mr. Mills is a humanities teacher at our school and he is also the leader of “The Future Leaders of Ghana” project. Together with our two co-hosts you will be able to find out what this project is, when it started and a lot more! So don’t forget to tune in!

Welcome to this week’s episode of Pulse! Today, we’re pulling back the curtain to introduce you to the dynamic team behind the podcast. Get to know the creative minds who bring each episode to life with passion and dedication.

Reading and writing are crucial components of all IB programmes. It enhances critical thinking as well as develops intercultural understandings. These skills are key components of the MYP language and literature curriculum here at the CIS which places great emphasis on encouraging our students to explore a range of texts through inquiry. 

Join us this week as we chat with Ms. Perenteau about the English Department’s launch of an exciting Reading challenge for the entire school. 

This week’s episode focuses on student leadership. Join us for a chat with our student council president Jinxu Chen as we discuss the role of the student council and the impact of youth leadership on campus life. 

In this weeks episode we get right back into school life after the summer break and talk about the first day jitters.

Here with us to talk about the first day of school are Ms Srepel and Ms Knights. You can expect a few tips and tricks on how to navigate through this phase; how teachers at the school set the tone for the new school year, and what some of the common fears are, that parents, students and teachers may have, coming back in after a long break.

Last but not least, we explain how students that are new to the school are supported through this time of transition.