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 With the ����ֱ��Chess Tournament 2022 coming up, we’re delighted to share an interview with El Altillo International School student, Berta. During the ����ֱ��Chess Tournament last year, Berta placed as top chess player in the Senior Category. We asked her about her...

In 2020, we launched the ����ֱ��Futures programme to underpin our commitment to building a more environmentally sustainable world.

My role as a DAIS member was to monitor the committee, so I would make sure that the delegates stayed focused and weren’t going off-topic, called on the delegates who wanted to speak, and kept track of the time.

Over the last few years our ����ֱ��Model United Nations (MUN) programme has grown from strength to strength engaging more students across ����ֱ��schools in the world whose voices are helping to shape the future for the better.

Why did you want to take part in the ����ֱ��Virtual MUN?
The main reason why I wanted to take part in the ����ֱ��Virtual MUN was because I had previously attended MUN in Halcyon School, UK. After having such a great time back then, I wanted to give it another go, but I thought I wouldn’t be able to after coming back to Spain. The moment I heard that one was being held and that my school was participating, I immediately asked to attend.

In 2020, we launched the ����ֱ��Maths Challenge, an annual free online competition for ����ֱ��students with a range of exciting team and individual prizes available to students. Our students go head-to-head with students from other ����ֱ��schools, testing their logical reasoning, and practising their analytical thinking and problem-solving skills.