When we asked senior Dhruv Patel’s coach what sets him apart in terms of skill and character, he told us that his skill was “just above average” for the longest time. “When he asked me if I thought he could swim at college, I said he had a bit of work to do before that...
As students at ISB, we have all at some point gotten hungry. At times like these, our school has done a thorough job of providing different options for all sorts of diets to meet the nutrition needs of students. From our cafeteria during lunch hours to the Grind and Upper Grind between classes, the options...
Chess, a board game dating back to the early 6th century, received classification as a sport from the International Olympic Committee nearly 25 years ago. This has led to much controversy surrounding the topic, with many arguing that it is a game — but not a sport. This perspective is supported by a survey conducted...
Morning prayers and twenty minutes of mandatory silent reading is the way girls at St Scholastica’s College start school every day. As a Catholic private all-girls school in Sydney’s inner west, St Scholastica offers a very different high school experience than the one here at ISB, where mornings are more likely to start with a...
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