About us

Our school's culture

The Canadian International School (CIS) offers students an opportunity to develop through a diverse and challenging curriculum and a wide range of activities.

Students are given ownership of the learning process and are encouraged to actively participate in their own education by setting personal goals and practising ongoing self-evaluation.

Our inquiry-based programmes and activities encourage students to discover their interests and strengths. All of this is done in a safe, caring and supportive school environment that fosters positive attitudes and allows students to challenge themselves and be risk-takers, without the fear of being judged.

Our story

What will tomorrow look like for today’s student? They will work in jobs that don’t yet exist. They will tackle challenges we don’t yet understand. And they will experience opportunities we can’t yet imagine.

Our job is simple. We equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to adapt and navigate the world as it changes. We believe those who will thrive in the future are those who can create connections, those with the ability to put things together.

They will connect theory and practice, people and places, collaboration and innovation, intention and action. We instil the desire to question, to analyse and to explore.

We build the capability to create, to build and to implement. To connect ideas in ways that push them forward. To connect skills in ways that drive lifetime development. To connect with people in ways that build understanding. To connect to places in ways that will make the world their own.

Academic results 2022-2023

The CIS vision and mission clearly articulate our goal of being an institution that offers an extraordinary and well-rounded educational programme. A rigorous and engaging curriculum and a wide breadth of learning opportunities facilitate exceptional achievements, allowing each student to reach their full potential.

33.74 CIS

Avarage Points

95% CIS

Pass Rate

74.5%

of students with scores above global average of 30.24 points

79.4%

of students scored 30+