CAS Learner Profile Wall Mural
"This world is but a canvas to our imagination" - Henry David Thoreau The CAS Mural Art project is taking shape near the secondary canteen. The students have designed their interpretation of the IB Learner Profiles....
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CAS: Born to be Free
ARIS CAS students volunteer their time and knowledge to tutor kids from the Born to be Free Foundation. All subjects are covered every Wednesday afternoon. Just another way ARIS students are giving back!
What Happens when Metals React with Acids?
“One is always a long way from solving a problem until one actually has the answer.” - Stephen Hawking Year 9 students work with various metals and how they react with acid. Some food for thought; the words...
ARIS News Episode 1
ARIS student, Sara Mattouk has been promoted to ARIS News Anchor Woman. Sara reports on school news and news from around the world.
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The Importance of Trade
Year 6 inquirers develop their trade skills. The students role-play the transfer of ownership of goods or services, in exchange for money, goods or services. One deal was trying to convince community leaders to take...
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Our Body, Inside and Out
Year 4 inquirers dive in to the health of body and mind in their Unit of Inquiry. The Big Idea is Body Systems, and the Lines of inquiry are:Body systems and how they work Interdependence between the body systemsImp...
ARIS Eagles show off Their Ethnic Pride
23rd November saw a magnificent commemoration of Ethic Pride Day in ARIS secondary along with a celebration of the Lebanese Independence Day. This day also presented a fantastic opportunity for students to dress elegantl...
Secondary Investiture Ceremony 2016
“Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other. ― John F. Kennedy Leaders are not born, they are made. We hold this true in ARIS and hence we are in the pursuit of making and moulding the leaders of t...
ARIS PSA: RED CROSS FIRST AID TRAINING
Whether in the workplace, community, school or recreational centre, people encounter situations that are hazardous and the need for life – saving interventions cannot be ignored. ARIS PSA organized a parents Fir...
ARIS Students Win Big! British Council Awards Night 2016
“Nothing in the world is worth having or worth doing unless it means effort, pain, difficulty… I have never in my life envied a human being who led an easy life. I have envied a great many people who led dif...
Go for the Gold! Olympic Games Exhibition
Year 7 students researched the History of Olympic Games, past and present. The students presented their research to the class and they are creating a large exhibition to display their work.
Interactive Parent Workshop: Migrations
Perhaps the PYP triangle is the only love triangle that is viewed with so much adulation. The vertices being the teacher, taught and the community. It takes a village to raise a child, said a philosopher and the IB no...
Universal Children's Day
The United Nations Universal Children’s Day, established in 1954, celebrated on November 20th each year to promote international togetherness, awareness among children worldwide, and improving children's welfare. -...
More Cheese, Please!
This might sound cheesy, but Cooking club is really causing a stir! The Chef's cooked Macaroni and Cheese last week. The campus halls filled with the rich aroma of home-cooking. No box for these Chef's, the students made...
Illustrator Visit: Karin Littlewood
We've selected Karin Littlewood to visit us from the organisation Authors Abroad. She is an Illustrator and will be at our school on March 20 & 21 to do story telling and illustrating workshops with both campuse...