The MFL department celebrated The Bastille Day or the French National Day on 14th July 2022, Thursday. The students from Grade 4 – 12 participated enthusiastically in the different activities designed for them. All the students learning French language wore small French flag indicating their zeal of accepting and appreciating the new culture.
The Primary students wore different attires of the colour of French flag and shared beautiful facts, tongue twisters and rhymes as an oral activity in the target language along with a bookmark and card-making activity. The students from other grades made bookmarks and posters depicting what French language means to them. The students of grades IX-XII prepared various French tongue twisters and presented them in the class. The students took part actively in all the activities, while learning more about the language and the culture at the same time and their zeal of continuing French language was prominent.
The Group I and II IBDP facilitators organized a vibrant International Festival Showcase on Friday, 17th October 2025 in the School Auditorium, where students from IBDP Year I and IGCSE celebrated the cultural diversity of their target languages. The event aimed to help students explore global traditions while applying their linguistic and research skills creatively. Each […]
Date: 15 th October 2025Venue: MPH, Scottish High International SchoolGrade VIII The Inter-Clan English Quiz Competition was held on 15th October 2025 with great enthusiasm and excitement. The event provided a wonderful platform for students to showcase their knowledge of the English language and literature. Participants displayed remarkable confidence, quick thinking, and a strong command […]
Scottish High International School has once again demonstrated its commitment to promoting inclusion with the groundbreaking event ‘Scottish Stars’. This event was dedicated to celebrating the achievements of Special Stars and was a pivotal initiative in Scottish High’s ongoing efforts to foster a more inclusive community. To further advance this movement, Scottish High welcomed the […]
