This section of the timeline highlights ISK’s key milestones, events, and achievements from 2018 to the present—a dynamic period marked by innovation, growth, and global engagement. During these years, ISK has deepened its focus on sustainability, digital learning, and community partnerships while amplifying student voice, inclusion, and wellbeing. The timeline reflects how ISK continues to evolve, honoring its legacy while preparing students to thrive in an ever-changing world.
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Large-scale global protests led by youth, especially inspired by Greta Thunberg, calling for urgent action on climate change.
In 2018, the ISK Educational Aims were refreshed to better reflect our values, with a renewed focus on collecting evidence of students living out these core principles.
ISK officially opened its purpose-built Fabrication Laboratory—a dynamic, creative space that bridges STEM and the arts. The opening also honored the memory of Fares Hussain (Class of 2017), with the dedication of his artwork as a lasting tribute to his creativity, innovation, and spirit.
Led by the student-run Faraja Club, ISK hosted its first-ever fundraising Cancer Run in January 2018. The event raised funds for the Faraja Cancer Support Center in Nairobi, supporting access to treatment for local patients. With a 2K and 5K course, community turnout was strong, marking a meaningful step in student-led service at ISK.
ISK proudly hosted the 2018 AISA Global Issues Service Summit under the theme “It Starts With Us!” Students from across Africa and Europe gathered for three days of inspiring speakers, cultural exchange, and hands-on service. Highlights included talks from Kenyan changemakers like Umra Omar and Dipesh Pabari, global village problem-solving sessions, and a community service day in Karura Forest. The summit empowered students to think globally and act locally.
ISK hosted a four-day institute titled Transforming Schools: Leading and Learning Through Collaboration, bringing together educators to explore innovative practices that strengthen leadership, teamwork, and student-centered learning.
This year, the Elementary School hosted a well coordinated Book Character Party. They dressed up as their favorite authors and characters!
ISK hosted a Kiswahili Consortium organized by the Teaching and Learning Center. A day of reflection on the local language and enhancing people's knowledge.
High school students launched Students for the Environment (SFE) to reduce ISK’s ecological footprint through recycling, tree planting, upcycling, and community education. The club led campus initiatives, collaborated with elementary students, and hosted events like the Candle Light Dinner and Earth Week activities to promote environmental awareness.
