International School of Tanganyika

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The International School of Tanganyika (IST), established in 1963, is fully accredited. It is authorized by the International Baccalaureate Organization to offer the Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme and IB Diploma Programme. IST is a private, co-educational day school, which offers a full educational programme for pupils from the age of 3 to pre-university. IST has a solid reputation for academic and extra-curricular excellence...more

 

newIST BOARD APPROVES 2010/2011 FEES

On Thursday March 4th, the IST Board in its regular meeting set fees for the 2010/2011 school year. Please click here for more information.

newRE-ENROLLMENT PERIOD FOR RETURNING STUDENTS

 

Non-refundable deposit for re-enrollment needed for returning students by April 1st. Please click for more information

newIB-Diploma Programme Visual Arts Exhibition

The Secondary School Visual Arts Department presents the Grade 12 Diploma Programme Art Exhibition. The art show will take place Wednesday, March 24, 2010 in the secondary school art room and the lower level of the library from 5:00 to 7:00pm. Click here for the Poster !

The Amazing Tree


Students in Class 5P performed "The Amazing Tree," a folktale by the Tanzanian artist, John Kilaka, who was our special guest for Library Week in the Elementary school.

Mr. Kilaka helped the fifth graders with their lines and they acted and performed at the special assembly on Friday, January 29.  Special thanks for the amazing costumes goes to parent Lena Muhtadi . Photos

Visual Arts - Grade 10

The artwork shown here was created by grade 10 students and inspired by a significant personal event and the Mexican artist Frida Kahlo.  They are all self-portraits. Photos

 

 

 

Visual Arts - Grade 8

This term Grade 8 students investigated traditional printmaking techniques from East and West Africa.  From West Africa they specifically looked at Ghanaian Adinkra prints and in East Africa they researched the Kanga.  Each student created an Adinkra design and a Kanga design that communicate specific messages.  The artwork shown here are the final linoleum prints, which include a central Kanga design surrounded by Adinkra prints. Photos



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