SECONDARY
Welcome to CAS
Creativity, Action and Service has now become an integral part of the ISB ethos in Secondary, participation in the programme is essential at IB level and strongly encouraged in Years 7 to 11.
CAS extends students by developing a spirit of open-mindedness, lifelong learning, discovery and self-reliance. It inspires a sense of responsibility towards all members of the community. Furthermore, it encourages the development of attitudes and trails that will be respected by others, such as determination and commitment, initiative and empathy
The students can experience this through the Scheduled CAS programme that is provided at lunch time and after school, as well as through planned extended CAS projects.
Key characteristics of ISB CAS
1. Creates an opportunity for students to share benefits and experiences with one another and the community.
2. Students can broaden their awareness of different cultures as well as the implications on their own personal development.
3. Stimulates emotional growth between students and the community members they interact with.
4. Better equips students to become a model citizen in society.
5. Helps students to find more balance and harmony between the rigors of academic life and extra-curricular activities.
6. CAS opportunities will develop key attributes for students to become: inquires, knowledgeable, thinkers, communicators, principled, open-minded, caring, risk-takers, balanced and reflective.
CAS 2011-2012 Term 2
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CAS Activity |
Teacher in charge |
C/A/S |
Day |
Time |
Min/ Max |
Room/ Venue |
7 |
8 |
9 |
10 |
11 |
12 |
13 |
Description |
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Rugby |
R Tyler |
A |
Mon |
3-4pm |
N/A |
ISB Field |
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Learn basic skills and a genuine love of the game. |
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Art Club |
C Hoddinott |
C |
Mon |
11.45-12.35pm |
Max 15 |
Art room |
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Opportunity to become the next DaVinci. |
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BGIC |
A Wong |
S |
Mon |
11.45-12.35pm |
FULL |
Rm 31 |
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Research and represent a country as delegates at a mock UN conference, to debate serious global issues. |
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Netball |
Vikki Adam |
A |
Mon |
4.30-5.30pm |
N/A |
Netball court |
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Junior girls develop skills and knowledge of netball. |
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FOBISSEA (u13) |
M Ross, T Kroon, C Hancox, |
A |
Mon-Fri |
Various |
various |
Various |
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Specifically for U13 students, to compete in football, swimming, basketball and athletics. |
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Yearbook |
Miss O |
C |
Mon-Fri |
See Miss O |
N/A |
N/A |
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One student per tutor group as Yearbook representative. |
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MUN /QATAR |
C Haas, A Namini |
C |
Tue |
2.40-3.40pm |
FULL |
Rm 19 |
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Students debate current global issues and gain insight into the world of international politics and policy-making. |
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BGIC |
A Wong |
S |
Tue |
11.45-12.35pm |
FULL |
Rm 31 |
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Research and represent a country as delegates at a mock UN conference, to debate serious global issues. |
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Chess club |
D Haas |
A |
Tue |
11.45-12.35pm |
N/A |
Rm 9 |
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Develop strategies to improve in chess. |
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Rounders |
D Riekie |
A |
Tue |
3.15-4.15pm |
max20 |
ISB Field |
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Develop a range of skills and have fun. |
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Puzzles & Problem Solving |
C Hayward, I Schandorf |
C |
Tue/Thu |
11.45-12.35pm |
N/A |
Rm 16 |
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SEAMC students and others interested in developing problem solving skills. |
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Hill Walking |
I Miller, J van Kalles |
A |
Tue/Thu |
4.15-5.30pm |
N/A |
Markucing/ Shabandar |
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To improve fitness and appreciate our natural surroundings. |
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Malay Performance |
Siti, Faridah, Ayu |
C |
Wed |
2-3pm |
6 to 20 |
Rm 28 |
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Learn about a range of traditional Malay dances |
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Chinese Cultural Performance |
Miss Tracy |
C |
Wed |
2-3.30pm |
N/A |
Hall |
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Learn about different aspects of Chinese culture, dance, and history. |
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Knitting |
Miss Mai |
S |
Wed |
2.15-3.15pm |
5 to 12 |
Rm 22 |
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Produce blankets for children who have been orphaned through AIDS. |
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DT club |
C Wilding, S Baird |
A |
Wed |
2.15-3.15pm |
Max 16 |
Rm 21 |
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Improve range of DT making skills. |
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Debating club |
S Holmes, A Malabar |
A |
Wed |
11.45-12.35pm |
N/A |
Rm 30 |
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Preparation for BGIC |
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Vocal Ensemble |
R Edwards, Miss Marieta |
C |
Thu |
11.45-12.35pm |
N/A |
Music room |
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To develop a range of vocal techniques and perform collectively. |
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French conversation |
N Marriott |
C |
Thu |
11.45-12.35pm |
N/A |
Rm 30 |
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Develop a range of conversational skills in French. |
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Badminton |
C Wilding |
A |
Fri |
2-4pm |
N/A |
Scout Hall |
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$5 each time. Develop skills and have fun. |
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Study club |
D Bracken, K Biro |
C |
TBA |
TBA |
TBA |
TBA |
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Photography |
R Naidoo |
C |
TBA |
TBA |
TBA |
TBA |
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Walks on Saturdays (long walks) |
J Woolley |
A |
Sat |
TBA |
N/A |
Various |
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Long hill/jungle walks, 2 per term, small charge for transport. See Ms Woolley for details. |
Simon Baird
CAS Coordinator
Email Address: SBaird@isb.edu.bn
