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    14.06.2024 Review

    Drama in the nest box – Xperibird project

    This year our Xperibird project got off to a particularly dramatic and uncertain start: Year 10 were routinely checking whether our tit nest box, equipped with a live webcam, had already been occupied when we witnessed a dramatic fight between two tits (see film 1)! A pair of tits had started to prepare the nesting […]

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    11.06.2024 Review

    ‘Junior election at the IDSB: pupils practise democracy for the European elections’

    On 6 June 2024, the Junior Election took place at the iDSB on the occasion of the European elections. The 9th to 11th grades had the opportunity to participate in the official junior election and the 5th to 8th grades in a non-official school election. Beforehand, there was a school assembly to emphasise the importance […]

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    10.06.2024 Review

    iDSB on Television

    Last Friday, a television crew from the Phoenix channel visited our school on the occasion of the European elections. The journalists asked the students, who were allowed to participate in the European elections for the first time, exciting questions about their expectations and views. The young voters had the opportunity to share their opinions and […]

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    10.06.2024 Review

    European Games at primary school

    My school is… Europe! To coincide with the European elections at the weekend, the European Games took place at the iDSB primary school on Thursday. We welcomed the Lycée Français and together with our guests, the French children from KiBi, Year 1 and Year 2 spent a sporty day in the spirit of European friendship. […]

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    10.06.2024 Review

    On a discovery tour – Les aventures de TintinOn

    Class 4 visited the Hergé Museum in Louvain-la-Neuve on Friday and experienced an exciting rally through the life of the inventor of Tintin. In the exhibition, they marvelled at original comic drawings, toys, an integrated cinema, books about Tintin and Stuppi and other stories, as well as a submarine and a mobile rarity from the […]

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    07.06.2024 Review

    Year 6 classes stand up for humanity as part of a Serve the city project

    As always, we had to be at school at 8 o’clock in the morning. When all the children were there, we met in the classroom beforehand so that the day’s activities could be explained to us. First we had to make sandwiches (toast with butter and ham or cheese) and pack parcels. The three mums […]

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    06.06.2024 Review

    iDSB sets an example for democracy and tolerance – #IchStehAuf campaign day

    The year 2024 is all about democracy: with the European elections, numerous state parliamentary elections and local elections, a major election year lies ahead. At the same time, we are celebrating 75 years of the Basic Law – a significant milestone for our democracy. In this important year, we at the iDSB would like to […]

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    05.06.2024 Review

    Excursion to Ypres: experience history lessons at first hand

    In Flanders Fields – BY JOHN MCCRAE In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and […]

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    05.06.2024 Review

    An unforgettable excursion: Classes 4a and 4b explore the European Council and the Baden-Württemberg State Representation

    Classes 4a and 4b visited the European Council and the Baden-Württemberg State Representation. Accompanied by three dedicated parents, the pupils experienced unforgettable guided tours, an exciting Europe quiz and enjoyed a tasty snack. Souvenirs commemorated this educational excursion, which left lasting impressions

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    24.05.2024 Review

    Curtain up for the “Mona Lisa Theater” of the iDSB colleagues!

    On Tuesday and Wednesday, the impressive performance of “The Seven Lives of Eva Smith,” based on the English crime play “An Inspector Calls,” took place. The audience was drawn into the captivating story of a rebellious young woman who fell victim to a mysterious murder at the beginning of the 20th century. The play took […]

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