Campus

Technology Zones

In the robotics lab, students explore how technology helps in real life. They are encouraged to build moving models using Lego pieces, sensors, and motors. These activities develop cooperation, problem-solving skills, and an investigative spirit. The campus also features a greenhouse integrated into the curriculum, fostering responsibility, curiosity, and self-confidence among the students.

Sports Zones

Outdoors, there is a football field, a basketball court, and cricket nets. Inside the building, there is a versatile sports hall where students can play table tennis, practice gymnastics, and play basketball. For younger students, there is a separate play area equipped with modern facilities and an outdoor space for active recreation.

Nature Zones

The stone garden on the British International School campus surprises with its variety of plants and a small hill with running water. This corner allows students to learn more about types of stones and water conservation. There is also a butterfly garden that enhances interest in nature and serves as a place for outdoor activities. Bird feeders are installed here, encouraging a love for the surrounding environment.

Recycling Gardens

In the recycling garden, students learn to care for the environment. This area is designated for recycling paper and metal. They create paper bags for the harvest festival, showcasing their creativity. This process demonstrates that recycled paper produces 73% less air pollution than paper made from primary raw materials.

Self-Expression Zones

The British International School campus provides opportunities for students to express themselves and develop skills outside the academic curriculum. Art, music, and other creative workshops are conducted here. Nearby, there are zones for theatrical performances and small studios for recording podcasts and creating digital content.