…to catch up to Wutaishan.

…to catch up to Wutaishan.
Know a student who’s making the world a better place? 🌏 Nominate them for the EARCOS Global Citizenship Award! This is for a Grade 11 changemaker who’s kind, curious, globally minded, and always ready to take action. Winners get a shiny plaque 🏆 and can apply for a $500 service grant!
The deadline to submit names and explanations is April 30. https://forms.office.com/r/piTa1eLrk5
Hi G9 and 10 students! Thanks for all the students who votes for the G9-10 PTA activity. A movie night appeared to be the most popular activity followed by the Homecoming Dance. So save the date for Friday May 16 for a Movie Night Under The Stars! Registration will open soon. Thank you from the PTA
Dear NIS
Thank you for all of your great work during lunch today celebrate Earth Week!
Today is our second day of celebrating Earth Week and sharing the learning from our Service as Action projects. We will have stalls set up from 12:30 through to 1:15pm. Secondary students should go to Block 4 as usual at 12:55pm.
Some students have arranged with their Service as Action teacher to help with facilitate and pack up, which means a small number of students may return late to Block 4. This should be limited to a few students per Service as Action project. Please refer to Sara’s instructions in the Sunday bulletin for more details. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or concerns.
I look forward to seeing you outside the hub during lunch!
Cheers
Mr Corbett
Happy Earth Week
During lunch break, students are welcome to use their phones to make payments for Earth Week stall. Outside of making a purchase at a stall, regular phone expectations apply.
If you only have cash to make a purchase, you can see Mr Corbett to make a cash payment.
Have a great day!
We are excited to announce that EU Business School will be visiting NIS. Please see details below and register for this session through the survey. Thank you.
Eight days to go!
How about walking laps on Tuesday at break time? How many students can we get out there?