Welcome | May 20th 2012

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This is the portal to the internal network of Southbank International School for students and staff. For general school information and applications please go to www.southbank.org. Current parents, please also go to www.southbank.org and log-in using your SSIP log-in and password.

 Westminster GIN Club making a difference

Southbank Westminster students who joined the school's GIN Club (Global Issues Network) participated in an initiative which donated 32 bags of clothing they have collected for children in Nepal. The school's Travel Club will be supporting this initiative by transporting the clothing to Nepal during their Spring Break trip. The clothing is being donated to an NGO called Early Childhood Development Centre. Eight of the GIN Club members attended a four day conference on global issues in Luxembourg, they can be seen here in a workshop that explores the issue of phone technology and cobalt mining in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

 We're building a wall for the Mwereni School in Tanzania!

In the picture above 1 brick represents 100 raised by the Southbank community. We have a long way to go to reach the required £80,000, so please get involved if you can we want to see the whole wall out of the grey and in glorious technicolour!

Why a wall?
In Tanzania, those who believe in witchcraft may seek to harm people with Albinism. Albinism is a genetic disorder characterized by the complete or partial absence of pigment in skin, hair and eyes. Complications include vision defects and susceptibility to skin cancer. In the past three years, in Tanzania, over 60 people with Albinism have been killed and others violently assaulted.

The Mwereni School is home to many students who have this genetic condition. By building a simple wall around the perimeter of the school site, we can help to protect those within it.

 ISSA Girls Basketball Champions 2012

For the first time in Southbank's history a basketball team has triumphed at an International Schools Sports Association tournament (ISSA). With ten teams participating from all over Europe (and eight of the schools having a larger enrolment, not to mention that Southbank is the only school participating without their own school gym!) the girls from Southbank were outstanding in their performance and team spirit.

Congratulations to Caroline (Capt), Frida, Tessa, Malak, Mary, Emma, Katie, Claudia and Mizuki. Coach Philomena Clancy and Team Manager Sam Stone.

 Southbank at the South Pole

Jason de Cartere and his expedition team have completed their challenge and set a new world record for the fastest overland journey to the South Pole in 1 day 15 hours and 54 minutes.

Southbank Westminster students welcomed Jason who gave an inspiring talk before he set out for his challenge last year.

Read more on Expedition to the South Pole.

 2011 League Table

Southbank International School is ranked in the Top 10 of schools in and around Central London (out of 458 in a 10 mile-radius from our Westminster campus location) and is in the top 1% of all schools in England (4,490 schools that offer the English National Curriculum or the International Baccalaureate Curriculum).

See the 2011 League Table released in January 2012 by the UK Government's Department for Education.

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 30th Anniversary Celebrations

Here's a recap of our wonderful 30th Anniversary celebration event held in the summer. Thanks to everyone who joined us on that warm, sunny day.



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