義大焦點 IN FOCUS_2026-27 Vol. 01

01Year of Being Communicators

Year of Being Communicators - As we begin this new school year, we look forward to learning, growing, and communicating together—and creating many more wonderful stories at IIS.


02Back to School: Building Routines Together

The beginning of a new school year is a time of excitement, discovery, and new beginnings. At ISIP, our students are gradually becoming familiar with their daily routines, classroom expectations, and learning environment.

Through warm guidance, consistency, and encouragement, we are supporting our young learners feel safe, connected, and ready to learn each day.


03You, Me and the PYPC

Families came together with our school team and PYP Coordinator to learn about the PYP programme and our new Dual Language Immersion (DLI) programme. The event highlighted how these two approaches work together to create meaningful, connected learning experiences for students.

Through integrated learning, students make connections across subjects, languages, and real-life situations. They are encouraged to ask questions, think critically, communicate confidently, collaborate with others, and apply their learning beyond the classroom. By developing these skills in both languages, our students are building the knowledge, confidence, and adaptability needed to be future-ready.


04Well done to our Grade 12 students on completing their IB TOK Exhibition

Your hard work, creativity, and thoughtful ideas were fantastic to see.

We are very proud of you!


05Winning First Place Nationwide in the 2026 Golden Voice Awards

Congratulations to our Grade 12 students, Dana and Lucy, from the Secondary Bilingual Department, for winning First Place nationwide in the High School Voice Acting Category of the 2026 Golden Voice Awards, hosted by National Education Radio.

Dana and Lucy were presented with the award in Taipei last Saturday. Both students have consistently demonstrated outstanding talent in writing and audio production. This remarkable achievement is a testament to their dedication, hard work, and commitment to excellence.

We are incredibly proud of Dana and Lucy and look forward to seeing them continue to shine and achieve even greater success in the future.


06Stepping Out of Comfort Zones: I-Shou Grade 7 Leadership Challenge

I-Shou Grade 7 students (both International Secondary Department and Secondary Bilingual Department) took on an exciting leadership challenge at Dongjiudao Camping Area.

Through teamwork and physical challenges, students stepped outside their comfort zones, demonstrated resilience, and supported one another.

We are proud of their courage, energy, and excellent representation of our school.


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