A
fter eight years of extensive refurbishment, the German
Swiss International School Hong Kong (GSIS) celebrates the
realisation of its Peak Campus Development Plan with a
festive event and an Open Day on 11 November 2016.
Following the opening of the Middle Building and the newly
renovated Lower Building, both dedicated to Secondary students,
the final phase of the Campus Development Plan was completed
and the Primary departments have moved into the refurbished
Upper Building of the Peak Campus at the start of the 2016-17
school year.
The campus development included the provision of modern
classrooms, student break-out areas, and new offices for teachers
and administration as well as state-of-the-art science laboratories, a
brand new Black Box Theatre, a spacious cafeteria, and a year-round
swimming pool. The Upper Building features a new Atrium and
Primary Library, designed for our young learners.
The GSIS Campus Development Plan was realised within time and
budget and with the generous help and support of the entire school
community.
“The modernisation of our campus was imperative for GSIS to
maintain its position as one of the leading international schools
in Hong Kong. To sustain a learning environment that supports
the latest learning methodologies and gives students every
opportunity to realize their potential, based on their needs, talents
and stage of development, is crucial for their success”, says Annette
Brandt-Dammann, the school’s Principal. “GSIS students compare
GSIS PEAK CAMPUS
DEVELOPMENT PLAN
REALISED
A
fter eight years of extensive refurbishment, the German
Swiss International School Hong Kong (GSIS) celebrates the
realisation of its Peak Campus Development Plan with a
festive event and an Open Day on 11 November 2016.
Following the opening of the Middle Bui ding and the newly
renovated Lower Building, both dedicated to Secondary students,
the final phase of the Campus Development Plan was completed
and the Primary departments have moved into the refurbished
Upper Building of the Peak Campus at the start of the 2016-17
school year.
The campus development included the provision of modern
classrooms, student break-out areas, and new offices for teachers
and administration as well as state-of-the-art science laboratories, a
brand new Black Box Theatre, a spacious cafeteria, and a year-round
swimming pool. The Upper Building features a new Atrium and
Primary Library, designed for our young learners.
The GSIS Campus Development Plan was realised within time and
budget and with the generous help and support of the entire school
community.
“The
odernisation of our campus was imperative for GSIS to
maintain its position as one of the leading international schools
in Hong Kong. To sustain a learning environment that supports
the latest learning methodologies and gives students every
opportunity to realize their potenti l, b ed on their needs, tale ts
and stage of development, is crucial for their success”, says Annette
Brandt-Dammann, the school’s Principal. “GSIS students compare
excellently with their peers in Hong Kong and on a worldwide level.
We are confident that the investment in our buildings will highly
support our students today and in the years to come”, she adds.
This July, the second International Baccalaureate cohort of GSIS
stude ts very successfully completed th ir diplo aswithanaverage
score of 40.35 poi ts – 10.1 points above the average global score.
Four students achieved the maximum score of 45 points, worldwide
only approximately 0.1% students delivered a perfect score.
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