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We are pleased to announce that the ISA 7th YOUTH LEADERSHIP SEMINAR on Global Issues “Eradicating Poverty” Meeting the Millennium Development Goals will take place from July 7 to July 13, 2010 in KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA  Information and registration forms will be available shortly, but do reserve the dates as it promises to be an exciting experience
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The International Schools Association is saddened by the tragedy which occurred in Haiti. We would like to encourage ISA schools, students and practitioners to consider contributing their time and/or resources to organizations currently working on the ground to alleviate the suffering of millions throughout the country. Several international organizations are listed below for your consideration: Our thoughts are with the people of Haiti. |
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Creativity in Education
Geneva, Saturday 16th January 2010
The International School of Geneva (Ecolint) will hold its Fifth Annual Ecolint Education Conference on Saturday 16th January 2010. The theme this year will be "Creativity in Education" The Conference is held in association with both the International Baccalaureate Organization and the International Schools Association. You can see more information in English here or in French here (pdf). Download the Programme here (pdf) and the Registration Form here (Word). |
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The International Schools Association welcomes you to its Web Site. We hope that you will find it informative and interesting and we welcome also your comments and suggestions for improvements and development. Please refer to the site regularly to keep up to date with a number of new services. We also look forward to receiving appropriate material that can be added to the site, and, in the near future, to offering to Member Schools an interactive service. The International Schools Association was founded under Swiss Law in 1951 and as such is the most senior organization in the world of international education. It is an international non-governmental organization and the first educational NGO to be granted consultative status at UNESCO. Read more
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The International Schools Association works to promote international and intercultural understanding. In so doing the Association espouses a number of values... |
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For a number of years the International Schools Association has been developing the above “Self-Study Guide”. With the collaboration and support of several international schools and of the Research Unit of the International Baccalaureate Organisation at Bath University, the “Guide” is now available for use.
The ISA hopes that the “Guide” will be seen and used as a constructive tool for all schools, national and international, public and private which wish to review and develop their sense of and engagement with internationalism.
Association Member Schools will be sent a free copy of the “Guide”. Non-Member schools will be able to purchase a copy of the “Guide” on-line for $20.00.
The ISA will be pleased to receive comments from users as we seek to build up a database about the “Guide” and its use.
Please see also associated information under the heading ISA Consultancy Services.
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The International Schools Association is a worldwide membership organization of schools that adhere to certain key principles of internationalism based on the United Nations Charter and the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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