High School

The Class of 2026 marked their final day of classes at CAISL with a celebration filled with joy, reflection, and a few bittersweet tears.

In a thoughtful surprise organized by the National Honor Society (NHS), seniors were invited to take part in a series of meaningful activities. They decorated their own mock graduation caps, revisited memories through photos from their early years at CAISL, and enjoyed personalized cupcakes.

The celebration continued with a cherished CAISL tradition: the senior parade. Students made their way across campus, passing through every grade level from EC3 to Grade 11, greeted by cheering students, warm hugs, and heartfelt applause. The walk was a powerful reminder of the journey they have taken and the community that has supported them along the way.

As they now turn their focus to final exams, we wish our seniors the very best. The Class of 2026 will surely be missed!

In their final week at CAISL, our seniors took part in a fun and meaningful scavenger hunt across campus. Their mission: visit every department, take photos with staff, and collect signatures along the way.

More than just a game, it was a chance to reconnect, share memories, and thank the many people who have supported them throughout their journey.

As they now head home to prepare for exams, these moments of laughter and connection made for a memorable send-off.

We wish them the very best in the weeks ahead!

On April 16, three CAISL seniors who have dedicated the past two years to studying IB Film in Grades 11 and 12 premiered their original productions to an audience of family and friends.

Each short film showcased a unique blend of imagination, technical skill, and storytelling, leaving a lasting impression on viewers. From creative direction to editing and sound design, the students demonstrated both artistic vision and a strong command of the filmmaking process.

Following the screening, guests were invited to continue the experience in the Library, where they enjoyed refreshments and engaged in lively conversations with the filmmakers about their work, inspiration, and creative journeys.

As the first event of its kind at CAISL, the IB Film Premier marked an exciting milestone for the arts at the school—celebrating student voice, creativity, and the power of storytelling on screen.

On April 15, CAISL proudly hosted its National Honor Society (NHS) Induction Ceremony, welcoming new members into this prestigious organization.

The evening brought together new inductees, their families, and current NHS members for a special dinner in celebration of academic achievement, leadership, service, and character. Throughout the event, musical performances by NHS students added a personal and memorable touch, highlighting the many talents within the society.

A defining moment of the ceremony was the induction of new members, each of whom was introduced with a heartfelt speech recognizing their accomplishments and the qualities that earned them a place in the NHS. These tributes underscored the values that the society upholds and the positive impact its members have on the school community.

We congratulate all members of the NHS for their continued dedication to making CAISL a better place through service, integrity, and leadership.

From February 25 to March 1, selected CAISL high school Choir and Orchestra students participated in the Iberian Festival, hosted this year by the American School of Barcelona. Over the course of three days, students collaborated with peers from the American School of Madrid, the British School of Barcelona, and Marymount International School of Rome, immersing themselves in music-making while forging new friendships across international schools.

(By Ms. Crocker)