Lego Learning is an important part of our curriculum in the Primary Years Programme. Not only does it support the Learning through Play strategy but its also creative and a brilliant visual tool for learning and retentio...
The Townhall Meeting is in session!Ms. Barb in the ESS Class, also known by her alias in the classroom as "Chief Barb of Green Town" runs a Town Hall discussion to get students (committee members) to advocate and advise...
The sensory sand tray has now become one of the elements in the Playgroup morning routine. Developing motor skills and senses is important to learning experiences for early childhood development.The sand sensory tray hel...
A huge Congratulations to our PYP Student, Aariz Sood from the Everest Cricket Team for their win in the cricket match between Everest and Supreme. The score points were 66 to 65.So proud of our sportsmen! Go ARIS Eagles...
Did you know that approximately 60% of all landfills can be composted?Composting is an eco-friendly method of turning food and yard waste into “black gold” at home. Food and yard waste composed of carbon and...
A story of sportsmanship and perseverance.Marshall Mir Brobey this time picked up the Gold medal for the 8 to 12 years category for the Ghana Triathlon Federation competition yesterday. Swim 200m Bike 2.5km and run 1.5km...
Our bodies going through changes is an inevitable part of growing up. At ARIS, we value health education, self-awareness, and hygiene as paramount to our personal wellbeing and learning experiences. As a school, it is ou...
This past weekend the AISA Board met in Nairobi for our annual retreat. It was a highly generative time together where, with the help of our friends from NoTosh, the Board entered into a Design Thinking approach to explo...
Languages are a big part of our curriculum here at ARIS. Not only do we offer 5 different foreign languages with students being given the choice to take two languages, but we also celebrate as many cultural events as we...
Last week was an exciting one for our IBDP Students. IBDP is full of new experiences and adventures, whether they are academic or otherwise.Our IBDP Students, for their CAS and ESS Projects, went over to Mole National Pa...
Stories are everywhere, all around us. The current Unit of Inquiry that our Early Years Reception class is covering is "Stories". Students' inquiry is an integral part of every unit, which means that they are encouraged...
At ARIS, we love to express ourselves, freely and creatively. Likewise, language classes are fun as it gives students a chance to express themselves, especially in the "How We Express Ourselves" unit.Yesterday in the Ara...
Two years ago, ARIS graduated its first IBDP Batch of 2017. Since then, we have had two batches of alumni, and one more this year with the Class of 2019. Through university acceptances, ARIS has also substantially grown...
Dance is a universal language; a form of expression that unites. Dance makes us happy!Every year, ARIS organizes a Dancemania, a dance competition between all the classes from Year 1 to Year 6. It is a great way to get e...
ARIS has a strong and ever-growing Support and Counseling department, headed by Dr. Funke. Two years ago, this department also developed the formal Child Protection Policy document and upholds the stipulations of it to e...