This week, CSM has been celebrating the joys of reading for Book Week. The students and teachers alike brought the magical worlds they read about to life by dressing up like their favourite book characters. We also had a great turn out for volunteer mystery readers and Upper School students who shared their best-loved stories with the younger classes.
On Wednesday, the Grade 12 class received their much awaited Grad Hoodie! The hoodies will keep them cozy during their study leave next week in preparation for their IB exams which begin at the end of April.
Last night, an audience of over 300 people enjoyed two performances of “Grease” performed by an amazing cast from our Upper School.
We are very pleased to announce that starting in September 2023, CSM will be offering the Duke of Edinburgh's Award programme for our Upper School students.
In honour of Pi Day, our Grade 6 students took on the challenge of participating in ThinkMaths Pi Day Competition in which students represent π in any exciting way they choose (anything from making artwork to writing a piece of music or a poem).
This week our Early Learning classes went on a field trip to I Pini di Aquilino where they were able to experience contact with nature with all five senses.
In their health programme our Grade 1 students have been learning about food groups and how to create a balanced meal.
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In the recent Model United Nations (MUN) conference in Rome, 6 CSM students had the privilege to become, for three days, delegates of UN member states, engaged in meetings with peers form schools worldwide, to research, debate, and resolve real word global issues and crises.
Last Wednesday, some of the Grade 6 and 7 girls and boys took part in the inaugural "CSM Lombardia Cup". It is the first sports tournament that CSM has hosted, and it was great to make connections with other international schools from around Lombardia who were all delighted to take part. It was also a rarity to have both a boys and girls competition taking part at the same event.
In an informative and interactive lecture on 26 January, Andrea Bulloni, a respected green architect in the architectural domain, engaged classes with perspectives about urbanization, green urban planning, urban regeneration and transformation. It provided the classes with valuable knowledge and perspective from a professional about urbanization and architecture that can further invigorate and reinforce their knowledge.
After studying heart anatomy this term, the Grade 12 Biology students wrapped up their learning with a unique final assignment: dissecting a real pig’s heart.
Our Early Learning students (Nursery and PreK) have really been enjoying their swimming classes at Piscina Colonna.
