Student Led Conferences
Parents discover through their children about what they are learning and the outcomes of their experiences at school.
Parent Learning
Everyone is learning at ISC, including our parents. Throughout the year, you will be invited to many events that provide opportunities for you to deepen your knowledge about Education.
A Great Community
Learns Together
In ISC, everyone is learning. Including our parents.
Throughout the year, many events are held for families that
want to deepen their knowledge about Education.
Parent Connections
An opportunity to be updated about changes in our school and to meet other families from our community.
Literacy in a Digital Age
A talk with parents about how to develop literacy by reading with your children and a reflection about how the use of technology at home can interfere in this process.
Social & Emotional Learning (SEL) Workshops
Children who learn SEL skills achieve better academic development and quality of life. Parents learn how to help their children manage emotions, set and achieve positive goals, feel and show empathy for others etc. Ellen Mahoney and David Baptista are some of the international experts that came to ISC to talk about the subject.
Research Schools International (RSI) workshop:
A chance for the community to learn more about the partnership between ISC and Harvard University. Not only students but also parents will have the opportunity to participate in research activities.
Digital Safety
A workshop with families about ways to protect children from cyber crimes and other problems related to the use of electronic devices and the internet.
Reader's and Writer's Workshop
Parents have the opportunity to learn more about the cutting-edge literacy approach used by ISC with students from Kindergarten to Grade 8. Erin Kent and Tonya Gilchrist are some of the international consultants that have been to ISC.
Outdoor Education
Talks about the positive benefits of being outdoors for students and the value of nature for health and well-being. Outdoor education specialists Mark Jones and Dr. Susan Harper have visited ISC to present research about the subject to teachers and parents.
