Our Grade 11 French B SL students had the opportunity to exchange with the French B SL class from Mount Litera School International last year. Here are some reflections from our students.
A graduate from our 2011 batch, Aaran Patel writes about using the lessons learned from Mumbai’s handling of Covid-19 to create an action plan to combat climate change.
On April 30, more than 70 of our IB students and teachers attended a Theory of Knowledge Lesson presented by University College London. The topic of the lesson was whether robots and elephants can create art.
A graduate from our 2012 batch, Mythili Zatakia reflects on the convergence of movement and storytelling through dance, as well as on her experience, as a dancer and an IBDP graduate.
Our university guidance counseling team presents the university acceptance status for our Class of 2021 and gives you a glimpse at some of the hard work and attention to detail involved in the process.
Last week, we hosted our first-ever digital Diploma Programme Coordinators’ Convocation, with 54 participants from 39 schools across India. The focus of discussions was the unique challenges posed in this pandemic impacted academic year.
A recap of BDMUN 2020, a first of its kind, digital, and international, MUN conference. The Secretary General of our MUN conference talks about all the thought and planning that went into pulling off this absolutely unique event.
As part of their science curriculum, our IB Grade 12 students conducted their Group 4 science project on the environment and waste management. Over two months – July and August 2020 – our students virtually collaborated with students from The Doon School, covering the entire spectrum of waste management.
In this time of uncertainty, a well-rounded, global education is essential to help students understand their responsibility to themselves and others. This is exactly what an IB education provides.
Project Chirag is a youth-driven initiative to provide solar lighting to villages that have no access to grid electricity. Here are our students’ experiences from our most recent trip with Project Chirag.
Read “Different Strokes”, the official newsletter of the B.D. Somani International School community!
I decided on B.D. Somani for my child because of the dedication of the teachers towards the students and also because it is one of the only international schools in South Mumbai with a big ground.
