AusIS IBDP Blog

  As the new academic year begins, IB DP students are diligently working towards their CAS objectives, with a particular focus on the activity component. Among the various school-based activities, karate stands out as a significant contributor to students’ physical and mental development. This martial art not only provides a robust form of exercise but also teaches essential self-defense techniques and fosters perseverance.   In the karate classes, students learn a variety of blocks, kicks, and punches, each designed to enhance their physical capabilities and self-discipline. Techniques such as the front kick, roundhouse kick, and various blocking methods are practiced to perfection, ensuring students gain confidence and agility. Karate sessions after school offer a structured environment where students can channel their energy positively, promoting both physical fitness and mental resilience. This activity is particularly beneficial for girl students, empowering them with...

  August 27, 2024 marked a significant milestone for our school as we hosted the first university fair of the academic year. The event brought together a diverse array of universities from around the globe, offering students a unique opportunity to explore their higher education options.   The fair featured prestigious institutions from various countries, each providing insights into their academic programs, campus life, and the opportunities they offer for personal and professional growth. Among the universities present were: Australia: ●      Macquarie University ●      Flinders University ●      University of Technology Sydney (UTS) ●      University of Tasmania Canada: ●      University of Guelph ●      Wilfrid Laurier University ●      Laurentian University United Kingdom: ●      Coventry ...

  As the class of 2026 embarks on their most anticipated journey through the Diploma Programme; a parent orientation session led by the DP coordinator and Vice Principal of AUSIS, Dr. Ponny Chacko was held to welcome the parents who are one of the key stakeholders of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme.   Enthusiastic parents, the biggest motivators and supporters of the students, arrived at the session held for them on the 4th floor. There, they were introduced to DP faculty and the subject teachers who will be guiding their precious children through the hurdles of the Diploma Programme and also learned what was expected of their children in both terms of academics and discipline. The parents were eager throughout the session and asked questions as to how they can best support their children through the rigorous 2 years of the DP.   The session then came to an end and it is thought to have been a successful one and both the students and teachers h...