2019 YOUTH LEADERSHIP ENCOUNTER
2019 YOUTH LEADERSHIP ENCOUNTER Castellon, Spain “Global Issues: Artificial Inteligence: A New Way to Learn” - Registration until 21 June
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Youth Leadership Encounter 2017 “WORLDWIDE MIGRATION”
St.John’s International School June 18th - June 25th
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Welcome to the International Schools Association
Education is the best instrument to build a better world. Living in peace is achieved by working together and celebrating our cultural diversity and similarity.
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ISA and The Global Goals
In, September of 2015 World Leaders announced their commitment to helping the Global Goals for Sustainable Development. 17 goals to achieve 3 extraordinary things in the next 15 years. End extreme poverty. Fight inequality and injustice. Fix climate change.
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ISA History
UNESCO’s first education seminar, in 1947, was on the theme of education for international understanding. In 1948, UNESCO published a radical pamphlet, written by Marie-Therese Maurette, the then Director of the International School of Geneva, who in promoting the need for “International-mindedness”, posited that this was a concept which needed to be “taught rather than caught”.
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Building peace in the minds of men and women.
Globalgoals
The Global Goals have been introduced to the world.
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ISA Youth Leadership Encounter on Global Issues
ISA will be celebrating its Youth Leadership Encounter this year at Agora Lledó International School in Castellón, Spain. Students from Senegal, China, Italy, Turkey, India and many other countries will be participating. This year´s Global Issue will be about "ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: A new way to learn."
17 Goals to Transform Our World
The Sustainable Development Goals are a call for action by all countries – poor, rich and middle-income – to promote prosperity while protecting the planet. They recognize that ending poverty must go hand-in-hand with strategies that build economic growth and address a range of social needs including education, health, social protection, and job opportunities, while tackling climate change and environmental protection.
International Schools Association
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.
Celebrated at India International School
(Jaipur, India)
During the week of the 29th of October up to theDuring the week of the 29th of October up to the3rd of November , ISA celebrated its 2018 YouthLeadership Encounter at the India InternationalSchool in Jaipur, India. The theme for this yearwas “Global Issues”. Students from all over theglobe participated and experienced what realinternational education stands for.
They all had the opportunity to share andThey all had the opportunity to share andparticipate in different workshops, giving themhands – on experience in managing and dealingwith diverse opinions, values and viewpoints. The students did brilliant teamwork displaying the corevalues of ISA - tolerance, respect and understanding. In the course of the YLE event, ISA alsocelebrated its Annual General Assembly and Board of Directors Meeting.
RUSSIAN GALAXY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL CAMAROON
A new addition has been added to our international network from Cameroon, The Russian Galaxy International School.
Their vision is based on “that every child is a Galaxy, unique and capable of everything. Our role as teachers is to see the child’s strengths and weaknesses and guide them gently through the process of education, making learning interesting and meaningful for the child. We value uniqueness of every child. We motivate them to be independent and responsible learners. We teach them to love and care for each other and our planet. We believe, that discovering the world and learning about Russian culture and traditions will make a great impact on their development, helping them to grow into inquirers, life-time learners, adults, who can look at daily situations from different perspectives”
ISA BOARD MEMBERS 2018
The governing board of ISA continues to be run by volunteers and the work of the organization is carried out by them. ISA is very much, even today, a grass roots organization and because of this it is an attraction to many educators and schools. But the Association is always in need of members who are interested and willing to contribute to the daily work of ISA. - Jim Mc Lellan
Education is the best instrument to build a better world. Living in peace is achieved by working together and celebrating our cultural diversity and similarity.
