by Suzanne TOMLINSON | Feb 23, 2017 | Eco School, Primary Team Leader, The Grades
In response to a concern over our misuse of paper towels, our primary eco-club learned, practised and filmed themselves using the “shake & fold” technique with just one paper towel. We watched this video…Joe Smith: one paper towel Then we made...
by Suzanne TOMLINSON | Jan 26, 2017 | Eco School, The Grades
This week our primary Eco kids got their hands dirty preparing the planter boxes for new plants. Our secondary students demonstrated the process and we all got digging. We saw what’s already growing in other boxes! Next week we will plant seeds and parts of...
by Todd DAVIS | Dec 13, 2016 | Community and Service, Eco School, Secondary Maths, The Grades, The Head's Blog
It’s always good to be surrounded by a group of caring individuals who share the common goal of keeping Oman clean and beautiful. Thanks to the 70+ ABIS students, parents, and teachers on hand who combed the beach, picking-up trash and plastic that is so very...
by Suzanne TOMLINSON | Dec 8, 2016 | Eco School, Primary Team Leader, The Grades
Our gardens behind the LC1 are beginning to grow and our students have launched composting from our fruit and vegetable leftovers. Please send in any large plastic cartons we might use for daily collections of leftovers.
by Todd DAVIS | Dec 6, 2016 | Community and Service, Eco School, Front Page, News Flash
Hello ABIS Community! Please join us for the 4th Annual ABIS Beach Clean-up that will be held this Friday, Dec. 9th from 8:45 – 11 am at Umq Beach, Sohar. This community building event is sponsored by the Eco-Schools / Community Service Team. We hope you all...
by Jonathan ADAMS | Nov 7, 2016 | Eco School, Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12, Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5, Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 7 - 10 (MYP), Grade 8, Grade 9, Secondary Maths, The Grades
Sohar Aluminium will be sending engineers to work with ABIS students. Together, they will build two machines which students will use in the coming months to shred plastic and melt it into molds for reuse. Students (grades 3-12) have been invited to join in the process...
