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ISA REGIONAL CONFERENCE, JAIPUR, RAJASTAN, INDIA 2010 
The International Schools Association is committed to supporting and developing the quality of international education in our increasingly global world. India is one of the countries driving this global expansion and must therefore provide high quality international education to its people. In support of this effort the India International School in Jaipur, Rajastan, India, is holding a two-day Regional Conference on the theme Advocating Improvisation/Inventiveness in our Schools (see the Brochure in PDF here) Three or four selected experts will present their views on international education. The conference will take place on November 13 and 14, 2010 and participants will attend from all over India and include invitees from neighboring countries. More information below: |
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ISA YOUTH LEADERSHIP SEMINAR SEK INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL – SANTIAGO, CHILE OCTOBER 11 – 16, 2010 
The International Schools Association is committed to an ongoing effort to give students the opportunity to raise, discuss and bring to the attention of our communities the global issues which confront us today. The SEK International School in Santiago, Chile is following up on the very successful ISA seminar in Costa Rica and again developing a theme related to the environment. This seminar will focus on the measures being applied in different countries to halt the deterioration of our planet. Time will also be devoted to the role of schools and society in this regard. The official conference brochure with registration will be sent to member schools and others interested in this theme within the next few days, but you can also download the brochure here (English) or here (in Spanish) and the Registration Form here. |
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ISA WORLD CUP SOCCER 2010  We are pleased to confirm that the International Soccer Tournament will take place in Valencia (Spain) from 16th September to 20th September.
A five day soccer tournament open to players aged 12 years to 15 years.
The competition « The Cup » is opened to all ISA schools as well as other schools in the world by invitation.
Information and booking form can be obtained at:
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Find more information here (PDF). 
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The International Schools Association is saddened by the tragedy which occurred in Haiti. We would like to encourage ISA schools, students and practitioners to consider contributing their time and/or resources to organizations currently working on the ground to alleviate the suffering of millions throughout the country. Several international organizations are listed below for your consideration: Our thoughts are with the people of Haiti. |
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The Annual Conference organised by CTAUN 15 January 2010 Rutgers Students Center New Brunswick, New Jersey,USA. See the brochure here (pdf) |
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We are consuming resources faster that they can be replenished; three quarters of the world’s people live in nations that are ecological debtors…
To know and understand we recommend the Living Planet Report 2008 published by WWF (pdf). |
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Bernard Ivaldi,Secretary General of ISA attended on 19 November 2009 an evening hosted by His Excellency Ambassador Tan York Chor, Permanent Representative, Permanent Mission of Singapore to the United Nations- Geneva.
The evening brought together leaders from the non-profit sector seeking opportunities in Asia Pacific. |
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ISA participates in the celebration of the 80th anniversary of the FIIG in Geneva. The FIIG founded in June 1929 is a Federation of International NGOs.On that occassion ISA has produced a series of posters highlighting the First article of the Universal Declaration of Human rights. You can download them from these links: |
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Apply Now to Participate in the 2008-09 NAIS Challenge 20/20 global education program! We invite your school to participate in the NAIS Challenge 20/20 program during the 2008-09 school year! The NAIS Challenge 20/20 program is an exciting hands-on learning opportunity that pairs up one school in the U.S. with one school in another country. Together, they work throughout the 2008-09 school year to offer local solutions to one of 20 global problems described by Jean Francois Rischard in his pivotal book High Noon: Twenty Global Problems, Twenty Years to Solve Them. |
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