The International School of Belgrade

Arts and crafts, martial arts, basketball, soccer, study support, cooking, street dance, ballet, flag football, choir, SAT preparation, yoga, drama, ping-pong, baseball, lacrosse, chess, science, creative writing, dance, band, individualized music lessons, basketball, soccer, volleyball, speech and debate, Model United Nations

Yes. ISB competes regionally in the Central and Eastern European Schools Association (CEESA). CEESA provides opportunities for like-sized schools to participate in academic, artistic, and sporting events across the region.

As a school, ISB is committed to supporting students with a variety of needs; including social and emotional needs; speech, language and communication needs; physical needs; medical needs and learning needs. The Learning Support Team offers support for students with additional needs by working closely with classroom teachers, students and their families to understand what a student needs to be successful in all areas of the Learning Programme. The Learning Support Team offer in-class support, small group interventions, recommend classroom accommodations as well as developing positive behaviour support plans, where needed. The Learning Support team work collaboratively with all stakeholders and, where appropriate, create individual Learning Profiles that take account of a student’s strengths as well as areas of focus and outline the student’s support provision, goals and accommodations.