YO YO YO WHAT’S UP ?! from Mui Wo
10 February 2025
As part of our extra-curricular education programme, the 100 pupils in class of 5e went on a camp from 13 to 16 January to discover…
Water, in All Its States
We are delighted to announce that our secondary students from both streams have recently worked on a common theme in visual arts: “Water in All…
Colourful & Cheerful Lion Dances at FIS
7 February 2025
Just before the CNY holidays, three of our campuses were treated to the vibrant and energetic spectacle of traditional lion dances. The lively performances, accompanied…
FIS Plus MARCH HOLIDAY CAMPS!
Dear Parents, We are excited to announce that our upcoming March Holiday Camp is now open for registration! These camps promise to be a fun-filled…
The Culture of Security: A Priority for Everyone
6 February 2025
The safety of our students and staff is a priority for the French International School. The safety of both children and adults relies on the…
“Save our Sponge Bob” by Matteo Ratsimanohatra & Cyann Attali
As part of the thematic exhibition “Water, In All Its States” organised by our art teachers from both departments, Isabelle Bezançon, Julien Jouaud, and Bruce…
“The bleeding sea” by Lucia Podevin & Léo Xu
As part of the thematic exhibition “Water, In All Its States” organised by our art teachers from both departments, Isabelle Bezançon, Julien Jouaud, and Bruce…
Alumni Spotlight – Teagan Hamilton, recent graduate of IB Visual Arts
Divergence within, by Teagan Hamilton Teagan Hamilton grew up in Hong Kong and graduated last year from the IB Visual Arts program at FIS. Inspired…
Primary Code of Conduct, House Sports Days and CNY celebrations !
5 February 2025
Primary code of conduct: RESPECT / COOPERATION / SELF-EVALUATION / ENGAGEMENT / ORGANISATION Right from the start, FIS primary students are encouraged to have a…
Intercultural celebrations at FIS World Languages departments!
Día de la Hispanidad This term, World Languages students across both streams were busy celebrating interculturalism! In October, Y7 and Y8 students across both streams…
