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From Early Years all the way to Year 13, ISM students designed their own vehicles, flew their own airplanes and helicopters, launched their own rockets and sailed their own boats. From circuitry, to coding to 3D modelling, to simple robotics, to virtual and augmented reality, teachers and students at the International School of Moscow did their absolute best to explore the past, the present and, most importantly, the future of transport during STEAM week.

Spring excitement grew on Lower Campus as Science Week 2022 swept into town. This year’s topic was 'Growth'.

ISM Rosinka recently hosted British Science Week, an international celebration of Science, where students can showcase their curiosity, exploration, and investigation of Scientific ideas.

Students of The International School of Moscow are now ready to tackle any ​challenges that natural disasters may bring their way.

On Wednesday 27th October, students and staff dressed up to celebrate Halloween.

In providing high quality STEAM education for our future innovators at ISM Rosinka, students are able to embrace hands-on lessons and activities as part of their learning and development.

On the 17th of June, our KS4 and KS5 Physicists had a unique opportunity to meet a world record breaking, professional cyclist and aerodynamicist for a careers talk.

Year Four's latest STEAM project, 'A Castle Under Siege', was a contextualised mix of their: Integrated Curriculum topic, 'Medieval Me'; Science topic, 'What's That Sound?' and Computing topic, 'I'm a Musician'.

Year One’s study into Epic Events concluded with a STEAM project where students designed, created and tested a range of aeroplane designs. This STEAM project was a contextualised link between the IC unit ‘Epic Events’ and an English non-fiction unit ‘Creating Fact Files’.

This term at The International School of Moscow, we enjoyed an eventful scientific programme as part of British Science Week.

Lower Campus students enthusiastically got their teeth into this year’s Science Week topic, Plastic Fantastic! Throughout the week, children learned about issues surrounding the planet’s plastic use. They then came together as one to explore, plan and create ways to find a solution to the problem on a school, national and global scale.

This term at the International School of Moscow Rosinka, our students have shown an enthusiastic attitude towards the challenges presented by plastic pollution.

Ranging from producing audio soundscapes to modeling antigravity sculptures, students from Year Six to Year 9 have been participating in various challenges related to the theme of our MIT Challenge: Living in Space.

The 12th of October marks the beginning of STEAM Week 2020: a week-long celebration of all things celestial, cosmological, and cosmonautical.

Students of ISM Rosinka explored a vast array of projects that covered all areas of living in space.

The first ever Lower Primary Science Fair flooded the Lower Campus hall this March.

Our students rose to the challenge and spent the whole week exploring lots of possibilities for the future of educational institutions.

During STEAM Week 2020, our Rosinka students invoked all aspects of STEAM, from using virtual reality to explore scientific concepts to constructing complex structures.

As we head towards the future new solutions to evolving problems need to be found. For STEAM Week, Upper Campus students worked collaboratively to explore different viewpoints of the future and how we might rise to any challenges.

On Friday the 22nd of November, ISM Rosinka took part in the global charity event ‘Movember’ that aims to change the face of men’s health and raise awareness about it.