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CAS at the International School of Geneva

This site is set up so that students and parents can understand the purpose of CAS and see CAS opportunities throughout the foundation. Use the "search this site" button above to find pages you want quickly.


                    
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Each Campus has its own CAS coordinator who is responsible for each CAS programme. The CAS Coordinators communicate opportunities for activities and discuss suitability of activities within and beyond the school community. These programmes vary slightly in the administration, dates and events offered. 

Follow links to campus pages: 
                                      La Chataigneraie,
                        LGB,
                        Nations). 
Students must access information appropriate to their campus.

General and campus-specific information for parents is available 

                                    Click here for Parent information

Project ideas can be found on the
                                     Local Activities Page,
                       International Organisations page and through the campus pages.  
                       Chataigneraie campus activities. 

New opportunities will be advertised in Announcements and newsletters.

Recent Announcements

  • Nepal Sign up! A transmettre de manière urgente à tous les élèves de 11ème (futurs 12ème)  intéressés à la mission humanitaire 2013 au Népal et aux personnes intéressées (adultes) ou membres de l ...
    Posted 3 May 2012 06:19 by Victoria Seymour
  • ESCA Concert I need 2-3 strong boys and maybe also 1-2 girls who will help me at a Concert in Geneva on Sunday May 13th from 2pm till 7pm. It ...
    Posted 2 May 2012 23:21 by Victoria Seymour
  • First Aid course in English Webster University are running a Babysitters First Aid course on Saturday 21st April from 09:30-15:00 at Webster University, Bellevue, Geneva. This is perhaps the only one ...
    Posted 13 Mar 2012 13:15 by Victoria Seymour
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The IBO CAS focus has moved away from counting hours, towards encouraging students to plan and reflect on their actions through CAS.
Students are required to carry out interviews and reflection throughout the IB programme.
Students must collect and present evidence for attaining each of eight Learning Outcomes set out by the IBO:

1. Increased their awareness of their own strengths.

2. Undertaken new challenges.

3. Planned and Initiated Activities.

4. Worked collaboratively with others.

5. Shown perseverance and commitment in their activities.

6. Engaged with issues of global importance.                                                                                                  

7. Considered the ethical implications of their actions.

8. Developed new skills


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