The name of this exhibition is very diverse as it incorporates different meanings of the word. One can interpret it as the action of re-using materials to create an art piece, through recycling. Another could see the cycle of patterns … Continue reading Student account of “Cycles” art exhibition

Before the break, a team from the Ministry of Education of Cyprus visited St. John’s to study our Dual Language Program (DLP). Their purpose in coming to Belgium was to work with language specialist Professor Piet Van De Craen. Having visited St. John’s before, Prof. Van De Craen had spent time examining and analysing our program and thought it would be the perfect example to display to the Cyprus delegates. The main aim for the delegates was to find a way to enhance the dual language instruction in the educational system in Cyprus. To ensure they get a 360-degree view … Continue reading St. John’s example for education in Cyprus

This week has been a motivating one for our 5th Grade students. This week was dubbed, the “Inspiration Week.” During this time, the students were exposed to several stimulating stories that were specially selected to teach them important life lessons. … Continue reading Grade 5 hosts ‘Inspiration Week’

The annual Dance Showcase on March 14 is just around the corner! Students have been preparing for the event that focuses on collaboration and talent. This week, we had a guest teacher, Raphaël Ngom, come in to work with the students. … Continue reading Professional dancer prepares students for showcase

Yesterday, Grade 2 had several exciting visitors! Parents of the students came by in large numbers to attend the second Annual Poetry Café. The stage was set with some delicious refreshments to enjoy while listening to the students’ self-created poetry. … Continue reading Grade 2 hosts “Poetry Cafe”

The first Tom O’Donnell indoor football tournament took place at St. John’s in 1998, in memory of Tom, a former student who battled cancer and sadly passed away. When Tom was ill and battling the illness, his family and friends … Continue reading Remembering a former student through sports

Our grade 11 students have been busy in their English class, creating and analyzing surveys focusing on health and happiness. The subjects for the survey were their High School peers and faculty. The class was divided into two groups with each group … Continue reading Grade 11 students conduct health surveys

We checked in with Caite Canfield, St. John’s class of 2015, to see how she has taken her love of sports to a whole new level at Skidmore College. 1. What sports did you play at St. John’s? I was a student … Continue reading St. John’s alumnae stars in college volleyball

Yesterday, our 11th grade students had an enlightening discussion in their Religion and Theory class. The students had a guest lecturer, Mrs. Jharna Khara, come in and introduce them to a 5000-year-old religion and philosophy of life called Jainism. A … Continue reading Grade 11 students learn about Jainism

After a rigorous, demanding, and at times intense week, I can assuredly say that it was all worthwhile. This week at THIMUN (The Hague International Model United Nations) has opened up so many doors. I have also expanded new circles of friends and it … Continue reading New Dreams for the Future – The Hague International Model United Nations

As you may recall, a few weeks ago our sixth grade students participated in an entertaining Tea Party that had the likes of Mark Zuckerberg, David Beckham, Amelia Earhart, Albert Einstein and others in attendance. Now that the project has completed, … Continue reading What the Biographies project taught us

Recently, at the Extended Essay Celebration, our 12th graders had us in awe of their presentations. The students have put in about 40 hours of work on topics such as history, economics, philosophy, English, sciences, business and so on. The topics were … Continue reading Students Impress with Extended Essay Presentations

The PTP’s “Casino Royale” event on Saturday, March 18 at the beautiful Chateau-Ferme de  Profondval promises to be a wonderful evening of entertainment, good food and great company. Many amazing prizes have already been secured for the tombola and silent auction … Continue reading Excitement is building for “Casino Royale”on March 18

We recently had the opportunity to talk to St. John’s alumnus Ryan Moore. Ryan was well known at St. John’s as a great swimmer with considerable potential, and we were excited to learn that he has pursued his love for … Continue reading St. John’s Alumnus Pursues Swimming at U.S. university

Our First Graders took a trip back in time during their Unit titled Where We Are in Place and Time. The students and teachers had a wonderful time dressing up as people from the early 1900’s. The classroom and lesson … Continue reading First Grade travels back in Time