Comprehension is the Goal of Reading

We are incredibly proud to announce that ISM students have truly excelled in the recent UKMT Senior Maths Challenge. Their dedication and hard work have truly paid off, and we couldn't be more excited to share the fantastic results!

"On the 17th of August 2017, something happened that changed my life and the lives of everyone connected with The International School of Moscow at that time forever." Find out how ISM embarked upon the biggest charity fundraising campaign in our history.

On the 9th of September the ISM PE Department hosted its annual cross-country event. The event this year was attended by our friends from The British School of St Petersburg.

Reading is a fundamental skill that lays the foundation for a child's academic success and lifelong learning. To ensure your child becomes a proficient reader, it is essential to focus on improving their reading comprehension skills from a young age.

The International School of Moscow is delighted to announce that its students are celebrating outstanding (I)GCSE and A Level results for the 2022-23 school year. 50% of (I)GCSE grades were A* or A, well above the UK national average of 21.6%, with 97% of all grades coming in between A* and C, again well outperforming the UK average of 67.8%.

The International School of Moscow is delighted to announce that its students are celebrating outstanding (I)GCSE results for the 2022-23 school year.

On Monday 14th August, The International School of Moscow welcomed new and existing teachers back to school ready for the new academic year. Induction Week, a pivotal event in the school calendar, is a time where the foundations of the year are laid. This year's induction week was a dynamic fusion of cultural nurturing and practical classroom preparation.

It was an absolute pleasure to open the doors of our classrooms to families and exhibit the creative works that have been made over this year at ISM Upper Campus. In this article, our Head of Art & Media reviews our Arts Café event.

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The summer holidays are often seen as a chance for children to relax and take a break from learning. However, children’s brain development means that the the learning never stops or even slows down. Outside of the classroom their minds remain as open as ever to exploring the world around them, using their imagination and discovering new things. With this in mind, parents might begin to appreciate the incredible opportunities that the summer brings.