As we walk around the high school library, we often catch students with tired expressions and dark circles under their eyes—some studying, others dozing off on sofas. One glance at their pale, exhausted...
As fans of The Hunger Games dive into the newly released prequel, Sunrise On The Reaping, its only fitting to revisit the original trilogy. Author Suzanne Collins further explores political themes from...
In their final week at JIS, emotions ran high as the Class of 2025 walked through campus for one of the last times—middle school and PIE students clapping them on, friends signing each other’s shirts,...
In a fast-paced world where changes are constant, we may often find ourselves comforted by the smallest, most unexpected objects.
From keychains dangling stuffed animals to photos of celebrities and even...
As the AP and IB mock exams are fast approaching, Feedback has gathered some advice from various AP and IB teachers here at JIS. So, whether you are a student taking mock exams for the...
With a student body representing more than 51 different nations, diversity is at the heart of the JIS community—and there is no better way to celebrate that than through delicious snacks and meals!
Food...
Classroom discipline methods have undergone significant changes in the last few decades, with laws prohibiting physical punishment even in countries where it was a common practice.
Historically, teachers...
The music of their latest move ment pulsating through the room; subtle rustling and skimming of sneakers across the smooth dance floor; soft sighs of exhaustion mixing with gleeful giggles and...
With the long-awaited December break upon us, Feedback has compiled some of the many reasons why our high school student body is most grateful. As senior editors of the magazine, we would like...
To outsiders, JIS may be known for our blue and silver school colors or our infamous dragon mascot. However, one integral concept of our school differentiates us largely from any other international school,...
Our cultures play a crucial role in shaping who we are, allowing us to stay connected to our country through the languages, traditions, and cultural clothing that are personal to where we come from.
As...
Amidst eight grueling months, where demanding summative exams and assignments ensnare the minds of sophomores, a long-awaited reprieve awaits–LEAD Week! Taking place in April, this experiential learning...
