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We are proud of our senior student Emily A. for being recognized by the First Lady of the United States. This honor reflects the diverse talents and achievements of our students and inspires our school community to continue striving for excellence.

On October 8, 2024, eighth-grade students visited the News Museum in Sintra to enhance their understanding of journalism, following lessons on journalistic texts. They engaged in interactive experiences, including simulating live news reporting, and explored various types of journalism, such as war, propaganda, and sports journalism, with sports journalism being a clear favorite.

Last week, our Middle School students enjoyed a three-day adventure packed with outdoor activities like water park fun, zip-lining, and rope courses. The experience fostered teamwork, leadership, self-confidence, and stronger connections with peers, all of which will enrich their academic and personal lives throughout the school year.

We recently welcomed back Nicole C., a CAISL alumna from the Class of 2021, who is thriving in her second year of medical studies at the University of Bologna. At CAISL, she excelled in the IB program and showed great dedication to her studies. She encourages current students to pursue their dreams, embrace challenges, and reflect on their growth. We are proud of Nicole's accomplishments and look forward to her future success.

Last Saturday, CAISL hosted a vibrant Welcome Back BBQ for over 500 attendees, including students, families, alumni, and staff. The event featured games, a bake sale, and a fun chili contest, all set in a festive, fall-themed atmosphere. It was a wonderful opportunity for new families to get to know the school and experience the CAISL community spirit.

On Friday, September 27th, high school students participated in an Advisory Bonding Outdoor Activity at Guincho Beach, where they engaged in team-building exercises, reflected on personal growth, and enjoyed the beauty of nature. The event featured three rotations focused on hiking, group challenges, and wellness discussions, fostering connections and promoting well-being.

Bea S., a CAISL alum, returned as a library volunteer before starting nursing school, helping shelve hundreds of books from the summer reading initiative. The library celebrated her contributions with a cake and wished her success at university.

Twelve CAISL students from grades 9-12 attended the Leadership Summit in Estoril, engaging with global speakers and local leaders. The event fostered critical thinking, leadership development, and an understanding of global issues.

Last Friday, Grades 9 and 10 students took part in CAISL’s annual scavenger hunt in Belem and downtown Lisbon. In small groups, they explored Portugal’s culture and history, answering over 50 questions and enjoying the country's vibrant heritage.

Congratulations to CAISL swimmers at the Cascais Swim Grand Prix! We are proud of all participants for their hard work and determination.

CAISL College Day provided Juniors and Seniors with an opportunity to learn about various university systems and what makes a strong applicant.

CAISL students from grades 1 to 6 participated in the Summer Olympic Reading Challenge, completing booklets with the books they read during the break. Over 250 medals were awarded to recognize their dedication and love for reading. The school is proud of their achievements and looks forward to their continued growth as readers.

This week, parents of Pre-school, Elementary, and Secondary students visited the school to meet teachers and learn about classroom activities and learning goals. The event helped strengthen the connection between home and school, fostering a supportive learning environment. We appreciate our parents' enthusiasm and commitment to their children's education.

Today, the High School held the Student Council Presidential Speeches in the theater. Candidates Martim G., Tyrone M., and Lina E. shared their visions for improving the school and supporting fellow students. Grade-level representatives also presented their ideas.

The event was inspiring, showcasing leadership and a dedication to student well-being.

This week, our school celebrated the hidden curriculum, with students and staff wearing colors to symbolize values like respect, responsibility, and kindness. This event highlighted how these principles shape our positive and inclusive school environment.

Mr. Pearlman, a CAISL parent and U.S. State Department counterterrorism expert, spoke at the Middle School’s 9/11 remembrance event. He shared valuable insights on the September 11 attacks and efforts to combat terrorism, with students contributing thoughtful questions and reflections.

Mr. Bruno´s students enjoyed a creative approach to practicing Portuguese.  Pairs of students created a dialog between two puppets.  Students prepared and practiced their scripts and presented their puppet show to their classmates in the library story corner. 

Yesterday marked the exciting start of a new school year, and it was wonderful to see our students back on campus! We hope everyone had a great first day and is ready for a year of learning, growth, and new experiences.

CAISL's summer camps have concluded after two weeks of exciting activities. Campers excelled in acting and film, multi-sports, science exploration, and basketball. Thank you to everyone for an unforgettable summer of fun and learning. See you next year!

On June 18th, CAISL celebrated the dedicated work of the Parent Support Group (PSG) for the 2023-2024 school year. The event showcased the numerous events, clubs, and activities organized by the PSG, fostering a sense of belonging among families.

CAISL was honored with a significant role in the Gala Dinner & AmCham Tributes Awards 2024. Three of our Thespian Troupe students had the opportunity to host the event, introducing the various moments and ensuring everything went smoothly. Their confidence and professionalism were truly impressive.

Last Friday afternoon, our community came together for the much-anticipated Wolf Soccer Cup. This event saw about 120 participants, including alumni, current students, staff, and faculty, all gathered for an afternoon filled with fun, camaraderie, and, of course, soccer.

Ms. Gina from 8th grade had an idea to motivate our readers and what a success it was!  The middle students rotated through three stations:  the gym, the library and the art gallery.

On Friday, June 21st, the Elementary Drama Club delighted audiences with their semester-long project, a unique rendition of the classic tale "Cinderella."

In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Portuguese revolution known as "25 de Abril," the Middle School Art Students created a vibrant mural.

Today, our school had the pleasure of welcoming back one of our alumnae Marcela C., who graduated in 2012. Her passion for physical education has always been evident. After graduating from CAISL, she stayed on to work in our PE department as an assistant, sports coach, and PE teacher. 
Last summer, she moved to Kuwait and is now a Physical Education Teacher at the Universal American School in Kuwait.

Last Friday, CAISL welcomed Renée Watson, a bestselling author who was recently included in Amazon Books' "Best Books of 2024 So Far".

She encouraged our students to write poetry and stories and to be strong readers.

CAISL's preschool informances showcased the impressive musical and artistic achievements of its youngest students.

Last week, our 5th-grade students embarked on an exciting field trip to Gredos, Spain. The trip offered a wonderful opportunity for students to immerse themselves in nature and engage in a variety of activities.

The CAISL's secondary spring concert on June 4th was a captivating showcase of musical talent and growth. The evening featured a diverse array of performances from the school's orchestras, middle and high school choirs, the varsity choir, IB music students, and combined ensembles.

The Grade 5 Wax Museum at CAISL, an innovative initiative under the Portuguese classes, offers a unique and engaging way for students to improve their language skills while delving into history.

This week, CAISL had the pleasure to receive a visit from alumnus Kangyi P. Graduating in 2019, his journey from CAISL to the University of Virginia (UVA), and now into a PhD program in "Ion Propulsions and Plasma Physics" at the same institution, reflects his remarkable dedication and the solid foundation laid during his time at CAISL.

Find out more about Kangyi in this post.

Students from 1st grade through 5th grade chose their favorite book in Portuguese and decorated "sardine" accordingly. They had great fun expanding their literature imagination.

On Saturday, May 25, CAISL celebrated the graduation of its largest class to date.

The Track & Field season may be short, but it’s packed with excitement!

Our Science program and students participated in Local and International Science Competitions.

The High School Awards Ceremony at CAISL was a memorable event on the evening of May 21st.

First-grade students tackled the challenging concept of fractions using practical reasoning with pizza slices.

Yesterday, twelve delegates from the 8th grade attended St. Julian’s inaugural JMUN conference. Among the ten awards presented, six were bestowed upon the exceptional performance of CAISL students.

CAISL's Middle School Musical Theater presentation of "Moana Junior" was a resounding success, delighting audiences on the evenings of May 17th and the afternoon of May 18th.

Last week, Middle Schoolers had an incredible learning experience during the Week Without Walls.

This week, our sixth graders embarked on a thrilling three-day overnight trip to the Évora region in southern Portugal. Their mission? To dive into Portugal's rich history, spanning from prehistoric times to the Middle Ages.

Middle schoolers were recently challenged to create a self portrait using two different art making strategies: observational drawing and abstract expression.

The CAISL International Festival, orchestrated by the dedicated Parent Support Group (PSG), illuminated the school grounds on the rainy afternoon of Saturday, May 4th. Despite the weather's attempts to dampen spirits, a vibrant crowd of parents and children gathered, eager to celebrate global diversity.

We recently embarked on an exciting field trip to Vasco da Gama Aquarium to kickoff our new thematic unit - The Sea. It was a day filled with awe-inspiring encounters and unforgettable moments as we delved into the depths of the ocean world.

Fifth graders completed an activity, Mold Terrarium, where students planned and conducted an investigation to discover the factors affecting decomposition.

We are thrilled to share the wonderful success of our school's recent participation in the AMIS Middle School Orchestra Trip to Berlin!

What an amazing day it was at our EC Family Day celebration! Parents, children, and teachers came together for a morning filled with laughter, excitement, and bonding.

CAISL celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Carnation Revolution with a series of engaging activities, that included artwork from elementary students and two guests speakers who shared their experiences from that time period. 

The Spring Tournament marks the end of the Boys Soccer and Girls Basketball season, and it is an opportunity for our teams to put their newly learned skills to the test.

Today our fourth graders visited the impressive Museum of Urban Art at Taguspark.

Last Friday was the last day of classes for our seniors, as they are now preparing themselves for exams.

The National Honor Society (NHS) Induction Dinner held on April 16th was a memorable occasion filled with pride, camaraderie, and celebration.

This year's high school drama production brought the whimsical untold tale of the Puffs to life.

Members of the CAISL Robotics Club participated in the MAIS Robomed in Madrid, where they demonstrated their technical skills and problem-solving abilities with impressive precision.

Tri-M Music Honor Society, the Thespian Troupe, and the Honorable Art Society gathered to welcome new members and celebrate their achievements in the arts.

On April 10th, a group of high school art students embarked on an enriching cultural journey to explore two renowned art destinations: the Julio Pomar Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Art at the CCB.

For the next month, Middle School students are working on developing their social skills in advisory.

CAISL celebrated Pi Day by organizing numerous activities for Middle School and High School students.

Mr. Arun Mani spoke to first grade students about his twenty year no-profit organization (Naya) committed to supporting girls in India who do not have an opportunity to attend school. 

Our Middle School and High School students have devoted time and resources to prepare and perform at their best in the annual Parlamento dos Jovens sessions (https://jovens.parlamento.pt/).

This Wednesday, CAISL hosted the 19th Annual JMUN Conference, where several local international schools gathered to delve into the theme of Human Rights.

The Thespian Troupe's recent performance of "Our Place" by Terry Gabbard electrified the halls of the high school as students showcased their immense talent and dedication to the craft of theater.

The opening of the senior art exhibition, aptly named Andromeda, marked a poignant celebration of creativity, passion, and artistic growth.

The Iberian Music Festival in Madrid, spanning from March 14 to 16, served as a melting pot of musical talent.

As the season drew to a close, both the Varsity Girls Basketball and Varsity Boys Soccer teams found themselves reflecting on their journey through local and international tournaments.

On March, 1st a group of fifth graders embarked on an enriching journey to Mosteiro de Alcobaça. On March, 7th a group of fourth graders explored the beautiful Mafra Palace and learnt about its fascinating history.

Last week, we had the pleasure of welcoming Ms. Erma Anderson back to our school for another insightful visit.

Last night, the corridors of CAISL were buzzing with excitement as students from preschool to High School, alongside their families, gathered for an unforgettable journey into the realms of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM).

The Grades 1 and 2 Spring Showcase at CAISL was a delightful journey into the enchanting world beneath the waves.

The stage came alive with the melodic strains of the Orchestra, melodic voices and percussion instruments.

At CAISL, our commitment to providing dynamic and engaging learning experiences extends to our Middle School Collapsed Day, an eagerly anticipated event where students from Grades 6 through 8 delve into the exciting world of technology.

Last weekend witnessed an impressive display of talent and sportsmanship as CAISL's Varsity Swim Team dazzled spectators and competitors alike at the inaugural ESC Swim Meet hosted by our school.

Four exceptional CAISL mothers stepped into the spotlight to share their invaluable wisdom and experiences.

IB students worked on a collaborative science project that incorporated insights from their recent visit to ITQB Nova and Altíssimo.

CAISL's Orchestra and IB Music students stole the spotlight at Jazz Night.

In a burst of energy and camaraderie, the High School Student Council orchestrated a dynamic Pep Rally during lunchtime on March 5, rallying a spirited crowd of Middle and High School students in support of our upcoming Varsity teams' local and international tournaments.

Between February 29^th and March 2^nd, three of our High School students participated in the AMIS European High School Honor Choir in Paris.

Yesterday our school community came together for a heartwarming Staff Appreciation Breakfast organized by the Parent Support Group.

Our school hosted a heartwarming scene at the Main Library, where 10th graders teamed up with their 1st-grade counterparts for a special reading session.

Once upon a musical evening at CAISL, the Middle School atrium was transformed into a wonderland of melodies for the Mad Hatter Tea Party Concert. This annual event featured the extraordinary talents of the Orchestra and IB Music students from Grade 6, each given a chance to shine either individually or in small ensembles.

Matthew Habib, a distinguished former student of our Choir teacher, graced the campus for an unforgettable series of workshops and presentations.

The Collaborative Sciences Project (CSP) is bringing together students to tackle real-world challenges.

Excitement filled the year as a crowd of super-heroes, princesses, fairies, monsters, and even a hot-dog walked into school this morning.

Today we celebrated the Lunar New Year. This was the perfect opportunity for our students from Asia to shine on stage and share their traditions with the rest of their colleagues.

What a wonderful day our preschoolers had! All Parents were invited to join their children in the music classroom for an engaging performance.

Three of our 9th Grade students earned an invitation to participate in the 2024 High School Honor Orchestra Festival in London.

Last weekend our Cross-Country teams travelled to the Algarve for the annual meet.

A long standing CAISL tradition, the Talent Show gives young artists a chance to shine on stage with their chosen performance.

This week marked the end of the Division 3 Boys and Girls Volleyball season, that culminated in two well disputed tournaments.

Last week, 20 of our High School students embarked on an inspiring journey to the Netherlands to participate in the 56th The Hague Model United Nations (THIMUN) Conference, under the theme "Peace, Law & Justice".

After two days of intense play, our athletes still had plenty of energy on Saturday for the finals.

Today marked a historic moment for the Elementary Drama Club as they took the stage for the first time, presenting a captivating adaptation of "Alice in Wonderland."

Our Division 4 Volleyball teams have showcased exceptional skill, determination, and sportsmanship, securing outstanding achievements in the recent tournament.

Yesterday CAISL received university representatives from EU Consortium.

Wall-e and Eve touched down at CAISL on Saturday, January 20th, for an unforgettable movie matinee, a complimentary event orchestrated by the Parent Support Group.

Whether you are a teacher or a parent, you've certainly heard the phrase "I will never use math in real life" before. This is why Ms. Raquel's Math class decided to show their colleagues just how important math is, with real-world issues and demonstrating its practical applications.

This Tuesday, our Division 5 Boys and Girls Volleyball teams played a fantastic end of the season tournament!

Today, as in the US, we honor the important legacy of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

This week CAISL proudly celebrated color week highlighting the values in our 'hidden curriculum'.

Embarking on a cultural journey, our High School and IB Art classes recently had the privilege of visiting the renowned "Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga" (MNAA) in Lisbon.

Our Grade 4 students just had their first experience with Robo Wunderkind robots! These robots provide a hands-on learning experience, allowing our students to build and program them using a variety of modules, including motors, light sensors, motion sensors, and more

With the Winter Holidays just around the corner, we gathered for one final concert brimming with festive joy! Grades 1 and 2 took center stage, showcasing the incredible progress they've made in music class since September.

Accompanied by his trusty Elf, Santa made a surprise appearance at CAISL, spreading joy to our Kindergarten and EC3/4 students.

On a chilly mid-December winter night, the inviting doors of St. Paul's Cathedral welcomed everyone to CAISL's Carols by Candlelight concert. Despite the cold, the warmth of hundreds of flickering candles created a cozy ambiance, setting the perfect stage for the upcoming musical performances.

On the evening of December 14th, students and parents eagerly returned to school for the highly anticipated Grades 3-5 Winter Showcase.

The Varsity Girls Soccer and Varsity Boys Basketball teams participated in a local tournament from Monday to Wednesday, which marked the culmination of their efforts during the practice season.

Last Thursday marked an enchanting day at CAISL as Tad Hills, the children's books author, graced our campus to engage with preschoolers and elementary students. The creator of the beloved "Rocket" and "Duck and Goose" collections, Mr. Hills not only shared his delightful stories but also imparted the artistry behind his creations.

Last night, on December 6th, students and parents filled the theater for one of the highlight shows of the year—the Winter Concert. This event featured all secondary students in the orchestra and choir programs.

Our Middle School students embarked on a captivating departure from their routine classes for a day filled with exciting learning experiences in technology.

As December approaches, ushering in the festive holiday season, our dedicated Parent Support Group (PSG) has taken on the delightful task of becoming our very own decorating elves.

Guest parents came in at lunchtime to share their career paths with our students as they start thinking about their future studies and professional life.

On November 29th, our Middle School art classes, MS Art and MS Exploratory Art, went to the Gulbenkian Museum to see the "Art Meets Nature" exhibit.

Today marked a heartwarming Thanksgiving celebration at CAISL.

Congratulations to all our CAISL Wolves for a well disputed Fall Tournament!

Middle School art and Middle School Exploratory Art presented a Transformation Masks exhibition.

Between November 9 and 14^th, our Varsity teams traveled for the European Sports Conference (ESC) tournaments and truly honored their school by playing their best and displaying sportsmanship on and off the field.

The 29th Iberian Model United Nations (IMUN) conference proved to be a resounding success, attracting more than 400 participants from 22 schools worldwide.

Richard Zimler, the renowned author of “The Last Kabbalist of Lisbon”, visited CAISL to talk under the theme “Speaking for the Silenced”.

Last November 3^rd we hosted CAISL’s very first Fall Festival. This event was inspired by the cherished tradition of Fall Festivals in the United States, and our Parent Support Group (PSG) worked diligently to organize an event that focused on fostering a sense of community. Given the rainy weather, the PSG ensured indoor fun for dozens of families who attended this amazing initiative. Here's a glimpse of what was in store for the evening:

Last Friday, CAISL students offered a captivating STEAM presentation in our theater, centered around the theme "Water & Our World." The event featured a diverse range of performances by our middle and high school students.

Elementary Students got to enjoy a marvelous performance from the US Naval Forces Europe and Africa Band, playing brass instruments and a duet of piano and bass.

CAISL welcome Mr. Michael Dunn, founder of TheoryOfKnowledge.net, to help 11th graders with TOK challenges in the IB program. Students worked in groups, gaining insights into approaching TOK essays and the exhibition. The school thank to Mr. Dunn for his valuable guidance.

On October 31st, CAISL had a spirited Halloween celebration. Preschoolers showcased their costumes, went trick-or-treating, and Grades 1-5 enjoyed a thrilling performance of "Monster Mash" in the theater. The day concluded with impressive performances from Grades 1-5, making it a fantastic Halloween at CAISL!

The High School Drama Class recently presented a special play tailored for Early Childhood students.

Ms. Leslie and Ms. Katie took on the roles of a witch and her trusty broomstick to explore which one holds more significance.

There is a delightful addition to our library atmosphere: new poufs and pillows!

CAISL celebrated United Nations Day last October 24th with a special assembly let by some of our Model United Nations veteran students.

A warm thank you to those of you who have donated items to our Back to School supplies collection. Community Service students were very proud of the many items they had to deliver!

This week High School Art and Film students have been working with our artist-in-resident, Andrew Harrison. The project, Layered Cities, empowers students to think about social justice related to historical monuments in Lisbon.

Between October 12 and 15, ten of our High School students, represented CAISL at the first ever ISTA Deep Dive Theatre Festival in Geneva.

Last week CAISL proudly hosted this year’s Association for Music in International Schools (AMIS) Middle School Boys Honor Choir festival. 

On Monday, October 9th, CAISL had the privilege of welcoming Mr. Mike Devlin, the Director of Admission and Associate Dean at Stanford University.

Our Elementary students received a special guest this October 9th. Kobi Yamada, author of children's books, came to share his stories "What to do with an Idea" and "What to do with a Problem".

Last week the 2023 CAISL college day was held.

Our EC3/4 students took their teddy bears to a picnic, where they tasted some nice Fall fruits and closed a week of learning on the topic "family".

CAISL students participated in the Swim Challenge Cascais, swimming in open waters at Praia dos Pescadores, Cascais.

Families could learn about and assembled mini marimbas from repurposed wood.

As part of their Earth and Space Science unit, Grade 5 students participated in an engaging STEAM experiment to test the force of gravity.

CAISL held the 2023 Welcome Back BBQ last Saturday. Besides yummy food, families were also invited to participate in games and activities. What a great sunshiny Saturday we had!

From sports to board games, art, music, and drama, we saw so many happy faces experimenting new skills and talents.

This week we recognized Elementary and Grade 6 students’ amazing efforts this Summer to complete the water themed reading challenges.

A CAISL High School student held a Desmos workshop for students and teachers.

CAISL recently held the High School Student Council elections. Mr. Andrews, shared the importance of this moment in our school life.

School is now at full speed, and what better time to learn more about the day to day in the classroom?

Today we welcomed back our returning students and met many new ones, arriving from all over the world. We were happy to see big smiles, receive warm hugs, and to feel the general positive excitement in the air. It’s going to be a great school year!

The IB results arrived and we are extremely proud of our students. 10% of our students scored 40 or above and the class’ mean score was 35. We also learned that 82% of CAISL seniors scored above the world mean (30.2). (Browse here to learn more).

On Friday, June 16th, CAISL Parent Support Group (PSG) through the first ever “Arraial” in school.

With the school year almost over, Secondary Choirs, Orchestras and Dance gathered for a final concert on June 14^th.

Our pre-schoolers showed off their talent for the fine arts this June 13^th

On June 3rd, we received all our Seniors one last time at CAISL, to celebrate their High School Graduation. The theater was filled with families and friends of the 57 graduates, all ready to cheer them on through this bittersweet ceremony that marked the end of their school journeys.

On May 26 and 27, Middle School Musical Theater students presented their performance of “The Addams Family”.

Last Friday, a group of CAISL parents gathered to help our Grades 10 and 11 students learn more about life after High School.

Last week Middle Schoolers enjoyed a fantastic learning opportunity, the Week Without Walls.

Last weekend, May 6^th and 7^th, CAISL students and staff rolled up their sleeves to give back to the community.

Our elementary students received a special treat this week. On May 10^th, EC3 through Grade 5 students went to our theater to see the play “Tejo por um Fio”, presented by guest artist Sofia Vieira.

On Friday, April 28th, our Grades 1 through 4 presented their Spring Showcase. The Theater was completely full, with families anxiously awaiting the performance to come, and they were not disappointed by this amazing show.

On April 20-22, a group of 9 Juniors and 2 chaperones travelled to Tadim (Braga) to work with Associação Humanitária Domus/ Fuller Center for Housing. This project allows the construction and purchase of a home, at a reduced and fair price, by refugee families.

Between April 20 and 22, Divisions 3, 4 and 5 played the Spring Tournament, wrapping up the sports season.

Grade 5 Portuguese Native Language students learned about biographies these last few lessons. Together with their teachers, they came up with a creative idea on how to present their final projects: a living wax museum, where each “statue” could tell its story.

On the evening of April 18th, CAISL hosted a very special event, the National Honor Society (NHS) Induction Dinner, gathering students, parents, and teachers for this ceremony.

In April, CAISL is celebrating the month of the Military Child with different activities. With many students having their parents serving in the military, this was a great way to recognize them and listening to their experiences.

Falling walls, actors who are knocked out, props that are not where they are supposed to be, dismantled mantels, jammed doors, an ever-present stage crew. . . these are just a few of the things that (pretend to) go wrong in the High School drama production.

CAISL was the host to this year’s ‘RoboMed’, a robotics competition using LEGO® programmable robots organized by MAIS (Mediterranean Association of International Schools).

MAIS Honor Choir Barcelona 2023 was the 31st edition of the Mediterranean Association of International Schools. It was the first full scale MAIS Honor Choir festival after COVID, and for our students, it was the first choir festival the school has attended in 3 years.

On March 30th, CAISL hosted the 18th Junior Model United Nations (JMUN) conference under "The Environment" theme.

Critiqued by a small but vocal number of Mexican authors, and highly controversial since its publication in 2020, Jeanine Cummins’s novel "American Dirt" has sold over three million copies.

Our Varsity Boys Soccer and Girls Basketball teams played their local tournaments last weekend.

On the evening of March 21st, High School students and families gathered in the theater for the Tri-M Music Honor Society, the Honorable Art Society and the Thespian Troup inductions.

A highly anticipated event, the Senior Art Show "The Looking Glass" opened it's doors on March 21st. The exhibit showcases artworks created since September 2021 by seniors from the combined IB art and Advanced Art II courses.

On March 17th, Grade 5 students invited their parents to participate in their Fine Arts classes and see how much they learned during the trimester.

CAISL took three IB Music students to share their talent in the Jazz Night on March 16th.

CAISL's Math teachers took advantage of Pi Day - March 14th - to do a whole week of Pi celebration.

This Monday and Tuesday, CAISL Varsity Boys Basketball played the European Sports Conference (ESC) tournament, hosting schools from Switzerland, Germany and Spain.

Between March 9 and 11, CAISL's Varsity Swim team traveled to Belgium for their Swim meet. This was a premier for CAISL, but our athletes still got amazing results.

On March 10th, the Wheeler High School Jazz Band visited CAISL and worked with Choir students, before performing for all MS students on stage.

Last night CAISL was STEAMing with activity – throughout the evening there were activities in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math for every taste and age.

March 8th is International Women's Day, and Grade 1 took this chance to learn more about the importance of the date.

After rigorous auditioning, an amazing group of six CAISL students was selected to participate in the AMIS International High School Choir Festival that took place in Oman in early March.

Between March 2nd and 5th, CAISL hosted the first ISTA Festival to combine arts as diverse as theater, dance, music and visual arts.

Wearing funny hats with plenty joy and excitement, string orchestra and IB Music students entertained the audience with solo and small ensemble pieces.

During the month of February CAISL had its first, official Secondary Chess Tournament.

CAISL's theater boiled with excitement as elementary students got ready fir their Carnival parade. All of the students from EC3/4 through Grade 5 participated by dressing up in Carnival costumes, and parading (and dancing!) across the stage to the beat of drums played by the Adult Percussion Group.

At the end of each semester, CAISL teachers and Principals recognize students who, through their effort and exemplary behavior and academic performance, stood out as learners.

Why not take advantage of Valentine's day to do some fundraising? That is what our National Honor Society (NHS) and Thespian Troup students thought, to help the victims of the Turkey and Syria earthquakes.

Eight grade 11 and 10 students attended the second talk in the FLAD organized series “Democracy, The Way Ahead” in Lisbon on February 15.

Our EC Informances (informal performances) took place this Valentine's Day, and what best way to celebrate love than playing music with parents and children?

On February 11th, CAISL Cross Country athletes took a bus to Vilamoura in the Algarve for the annual Cross Country Meet.

Last Friday's Talent Show revealed many beautiful voices, mesmerizing choreography, the most wonderful piano interpretations and even magician abilities.

CAISL hosted the SRT University Fair this Thursday, February 9th.

CAISL was honored to host this year’s Iberian Music Festival gathering three International Schools.

Our Divisions 5, 4 and 3 Girls and Boys Volleyball teams ended their sports season with a tournament, playing with several other local schools.