As part of our ongoing commitment to fostering a culture of respect, inclusion, and global awareness, we are pleased to announce our Whole-School Spirit Day in recognition of World Tolerance Day on Thursday, November 27.
To symbolize peace and unity, we encourage all students to come dressed all in white on this special day.
Dress Code Guidelines
To ensure a respectful and consistent appearance across all divisions, please take note of the following guidelines:
This day serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of embracing diversity, listening with empathy, and standing together as one inclusive community.
We appreciate your continued support in helping our students live out these values both inside and outside the classroom.
As Kofi Annan once said:
“Tolerance, inter-cultural dialogue and respect for diversity are more essential than ever in a world where people are becoming more and more closely interconnected.”
We look forward to celebrating this meaningful occasion together.
IPS Administration
As part of our commitment to lifelong learning, aligned with the school's vision & mission, we are dedicated to the continual professional development of our staff. With this in mind, we have scheduled two Professional Development Days for all of our employees during the academic year.
Please mark your calendars for the following dates:
On these dates, the school will be closed to students, giving them an extended period of rest and renewal. This will allow them to return after the break with greater energy and enthusiasm, fully ready to engage in learning with refreshed motivation.
Thank you for your understanding and continuous support. Together, we will continue to make this academic year a highly productive and fulfilling one for our entire community.
As part of our efforts to promote health education and community awareness, our school will be taking part in Diabetes Awareness Week. Please be reminded that we will be hosting Blue Day on Thursday, November 20th, and we warmly invite all students to come to school wearing blue.
Blue is the international color for diabetes awareness, and this simple gesture helps us show support for the many children, adults, and families affected by diabetes. By participating, our students learn the importance of compassion, understanding, and supporting one another.
Throughout the following week, grade-appropriate activities and discussions will help students learn more about diabetes, healthy habits, and ways we can contribute to a caring and informed school environment.
We appreciate your support and look forward to seeing our school community proudly wearing blue on November 20th.
Thank you for helping us make this event meaningful for our students.