By Emilio G.R., Grade 9 One day in class, I was talking with my friend, when he said that Biology was his least favourite subject because it was full of memorisation. That conversation got me thinking, is everything in school just memorisation? Because of this conversation, we ended up debating for and against the idea […]
And is it Expanding or Retracting their World Views? By Elle S., Grade 10 In today’s digital world, news travels fast. Through our screens and social media, MIS students are constantly exposed to global events and a potentially wide range of opinions. But how do MIS students really stay informed and what sources do they […]
By Luna G., Emilio G.R., Jonatan L., Chiara R., Grade 9 Out of all the things MIS is known for, the School Board is probably the least recognised even though it plays a significant part in the school’s management and well-being. A considerable amount of their work goes into ensuring that the school keeps improving and that its future stays bright. This article introduces the work of the 12 […]
by Elke F. and Phoebe Z., Grade 10 Starting this August, our school community will welcome Mr. Ben Figgis as the new Head of School. Currently leading a day and boarding school in the U.K., Mr. Figgis has over 30 years of experience in education, including schools in China, Kazakhstan, and Vietnam. To prepare for his […]
Melina M, Antonia W, Dana P, Bella K., grade 9 “I want to inspire people and bring them to day trading,” said Edgar R. a student in grade 9 who has started gaining attention at school through his TikTok channel and merch brand, he is also known as Edi Tradezz. We spoke directly with Edi […]
In our first ever German podcast, Luca B. and Anintika B., grade 10, explain and discuss the upcoming Bavarian Kommunahlwahl and how it can affect our school and community around us.
By: Leo K. and Til K., Grade 8 Is Pizza Hut really that good? We went to on of their locations in Munich to find out.
By: Ben I., Grade 8 Season 1 Overall Rating: 6/10 Comedy: 6Character Development: 5Emotional Impact: 4Rewatchability: 6 Explanation:Season 1 feels like the show trying to figure out what it wants to be. The humor is very awkward and clearly copied from the British version. Michael Scott is much dumber and less likable which can make the season uncomfortable or […]
By: Lian K., Grade 8 New flavoured milks are being sold at the cafeteria this school year and Middle School students cannot get enough of them. But which is the best?
By: Bruce H., Grade 9 At many schools, the debate over the best starting time for school is still ongoing. But for students whose school day already begins at 9:05 a.m., the question sounds a little different: Is this late enough, or should it start even later? For some students, the current schedule feels like a big improvement to their former schools. “Starting at […]
By Scarlett T., Grade 10 ICE has become a name that appears in the news almost every single day. For some people, ICE is law enforcement and security, while for others it raises many concerns about safety and human rights. As ICE continues to have strong reactions across the country and at MIS, understanding what […]
Amerie M., Grade 10 A positive morning routine sets the tone for the entire day, creating a sense of calm, focus, and purpose before the days tasks begin to pile up. By starting the morning with intentional slow habits such as mindfulness, movement, or a few moments of reflection you give your mind and body the […]
By: Tyler S., Grade 8 What is Freeride? Freeride is one of the most natural and creative forms of skiing. It demands a high level of skiing thanks to unpredictability and the amount of raw skill needed. Competitions are held on natural, un-groomed slopes with plenty of cliffs and wind lips. The goal is to impress […]
Spoilers ahead. For starters, more people should have died. They nearly got us with Steve almost falling off the radio tower and dying, and Kali(8) dying, but I could care less about Kali(8). It was a group of 15 to 22-year olds with one person with magical powers and guns, against an otherworldly giant monster […]
By: Asahi H. and Philippe W., Grade 7 From “Rizz” to “Delulu”, for students nowadays, these TikTok sayings are the Selulu! If you don’t understand them, here are teachers and students responses to TikTok sayings from 2025:
By Ben I. Grade 8 We took a look at the new food in the cafeteria that started this year with new caterers, Genuss & Harmonie! Different opinions, views, and options! Get ready to go on a little journey discovering our fellow students thoughts on the matter! 2
By Chiara R. and Vasilisa K, Grade 9. Last week, grade 8 hosted the annual winter market, an exciting event not only for the organizers but also for the visitors and other grade levels. This great event has already existed for more than 20 years and the aim always is to have fun, be most […]
By Anintika B. and Uma R., grade 10 The most wonderful time of the year is right around the corner, which means it’s time to crack open the annual Christmas playlist. If you don’t have these heartwarming holiday hits already, it is vital to add them. So, sit down, sip that hot cocoa, and enjoy our top 31 picks […]
By: Skye N. and Coen F. , Grade 7 Toddle vs. Teams: the hottest debate in the Middle School. Which one do you like more?
By: DJ S. and Aadya S., Grade 7 Are you sick of the tote bag rule in the Middle School? In this video, you will find out who invented the rule, what happened to the petition to end the rule, what students and teachers think and whether Ms. Millette will change the rule.
I think Toddle is a developing app with room for improvement.
I find it very cool that you show us how dangerous Roblox is and that we shouldent use it on…
What a great video! Thank you for focusing on our Student Life Programme and all our junior school activities!
This was so fun to watch and very educational!
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