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Welcome to the exciting world of the International Baccalaureate (IB) at ARIS! Have you ever wanted to: Communicate more meaningfully with your child using IB language? Better understand how your child learns thro...
ARIS students voted for a new SRC President. Students came out to cast their votes. Bashhar Byrouthy and Nouha Hamoui were the candidates. Winner will be announced at Wednesday's assembly.
As a passionate reader, I was very happy to learn about ARIS’ Book worm challenge, which invites members of the ARIS community to read as many books as possible throughout the month of November. It was an opportuni...
"Strategy requires thought, tactics require observation." - Max Euwe Chess is a great way for children to develop concentration and strategic thinking while having fun at the same time. At ARIS we are lucky to have a...
Most teenagers today know what it means to recycle and they know it’s the right thing to do. This generation of students will grow up in a world where recycling is part of their daily lives. Year 7 CAS studen...
The summative assessment for year 1 A & B tackled the Central Idea: Home reflects cultural and local conditions. Year 1 Learners brought artifacts from home that were related to their personal culture and tradition....
The Hindi Class Students demonstrated some "street play" in their Unit of Inquiry Hindi integration. The pupil’s commandeered the canteen at lunch, playing live music to attract attention. The pupils continued to p...
Arabic Intergration: Nursery pupil’s role played as community helpers. Who helps you in the community? The pupils inquire about community helpers by learning songs, taking trips to the bakery, investigating differe...
ARIS Students Bashhar Byrouthy and Mouayad Toutoungi practice their musical skills during the 3-way conferences.
“I am seeking. I am striving. I am in it with all my heart.” Vincent van Gogh A wall mural is coming to life at the Secondary Campus. IB 1 & 2 CAS Students designed abstract interpretations of the...
On Wednesday November 3 2016, the EYP teachers under went a workshop led by Madam Dorothy The topic of the workshop was Time management. The satff covered:The importance of circle timeWhat children gain from circle timeE...
ARIS CAS students are giving back! The Born to be Free students are back in session with their Wednesday after school tutoring sessions by students from Al-Rayan International School. The students get support in all...
ARIS students and staff learned all about Diwali during the morning assembly. With Ms. Rhea Ramani from year 9 on the microphone the event flowed flawlessly. The celebration brought joy and enthusiasm throughout the leng...
ARIS Students in the Co-Curricular Culinary Arts Club meet weekly after school and learn basic techniques and recipes. The club is mentored by Fatima Benshab, French Coordinator. The members enjoy experimenting with teen...
“To be or not to be, that is the question:Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to sufferThe slings and arrows of outrageous fortune Or to take arms against a sea of troubles, And by opposing end them. To die- to sleep-&...
We all know keeping your body clean is an important part of keeping you healthy and helping you to feel good about yourself. ARIS Primary Nurse Christy facilitated an interactive lesson on hygiene, during the Health &a...