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TAISM art students traveled to Kathmandu, Nepal, for SAISA Art, where they explored new creative techniques, connected with artists from across Asia, and immersed themselves in Nepalese culture. Through hands-on workshops, cultural experiences, and a final exhibition at the Museum of Nepali Art, they embraced the opportunity to grow as artists and individuals, creating lasting friendships and unforgettable memories.

The ECIS Physical Education Conference, held in February 2025 at ACS International School in Doha, focused on the future of physical education, covering topics like Activity for Life, AI in PE, and Mental Health. Luther Rauk, a PE teacher at TAISM, shared his experience of presenting and participating in the planning process. He emphasized the value of learning from peers and returning with fresh ideas to benefit TAISM students. Luther also expressed appreciation for TAISM’s support of professional development, fostering a culture of lifelong learning among its educators.

TAISM hosted the SAISA Track and Field Meet from February 13-15, bringing together 238 student-athletes and 38 coaches from across South Asia. The event celebrated competition, sportsmanship, and personal growth, fostering friendships and a strong sense of community.

TAISM’s Art Core 1 students, guided by Ms. Jenny Tiefel, created and sold hand-printed tote bags inspired by traditional Arabic designs. Proceeds supported the Community Service Club’s work with a local children’s hospital. The project taught students printmaking skills while connecting their creativity to a meaningful cause. Enthusiastically embraced by the community, the initiative highlighted the power of art to give back, with plans for future service-focused projects already underway.