Student projects, community events, experiential trips, performances, and everything in between. Written by students, staff, and the wider community.
Many stories are published through The Bite, AISB's student newspaper. It's written, edited, and produced by students and covers school life, opinion, interviews, and creative writing.
Experiential Learning: Here is Why It Works An article published in the Batsignal Blog by Fiona Moss. In Secondary we have two weeks (September & May) that we have purposely designed to use Romania as a platform for learning to build community and provide lifelong memories.Successful communities must be nurtured intentionally, and thus need purposeful opportunities […]
Celebrating Young Writers: Media Campaigns Launched By 5th Graders Article originally published in the High School Newspaper The Bite, by Luca M. AISB’s prospering journalism program is the result of Jennifer Stevens’ arrival to AISB in 2017, wherein she started the school’s widely known high school newspaper, The Bite. Over the last four-and-a-half years, the […]
AISB Student Spotlight: A Look at Grade 5’s PYP Exhibition An article published in the school newspaper (The Bite) by Pilar G. After eight weeks of researching and planning, AISB’s fifth graders finally had the chance to take part in the long-awaited PYP Exhibition (PYP X), which took place around our entire campus May 4th […]
The Nibble – the AISB Elementary Literary Magazine Continuing in the tradition of last year, when we published AISB’s first ever ES Literary Magazine in June 2019… we are proud to announce the publication of the 2nd edition of the magazine – online! It has been an interesting and adventurous journey from the first day […]
Measurement Within the AISB Community Grade 2 students have been inquiring into how communities use different systems of measurements and how these help them meet their needs. The children were given the opportunity to create questions that were related to measurement. They interviewed people from around the school and found many connections between measurement and […]
Climate change has been a global issue for many decades, and we can all agree that large-scale action is required to progress towards a solution. But, what is Romania doing to contribute? Global Warming and The Paris Agreement Everyone knows the earth is warming up, and it has been for quite some time. Compared to […]
The number of tourist arrivals in Romania during 2019 (pre-pandemic) was just over 13 million. Hungary, its neighboring country, received 61 million during the same time period. Romania is home to historically rich architecture, jaw-dropping landscapes, and gorgeous cities. It is less expensive than most European travel destinations, and less crowded. So why is this country […]
At the end of last school year, a group of students from Grade 9 and 10 went on a five-day-long experiential trip to the Danube Delta, a UNESCO protected site renowned for its gorgeous flora and fauna. Since this area, only accessible by boat, remains largely devoid of tourists, we decided to explore as much […]
Romania is one of the most beautiful countries in the world, with its amazing landscapes, iconic landmarks and valuable heritage. However, Romania is not just home to some of the most beautiful places; it is also home to some of the most unusual places in the world. From underground amusement parks to joyful cemeteries, Romania has it […]
