Faith House
“Move mountains together.”
Student Life
Life at IBS is more than lessons. It’s morning devotion, house games, library afternoons, the prefects’ assembly, and the quiet Friday chapel. Here’s what’s happening this week and who leads what.
Weekly Highlights
The best of the week from every corner of the campus — from the STEM lab to the sports field, from chapel to the classroom. Updated every Friday by our editors.
Pupil leaders elected by their peers and confirmed by the Headmaster. They represent every learner’s voice in leadership meetings and lead our morning assemblies.
Chairs the Prefects Council. Leads Monday assembly. Sits on the Student Voice sub-committee.
Deputy chair. Leads Friday chapel. Champions our reading & peer-support programmes.
Individual prefect names are shared privately with families on request — not published to protect pupil privacy.
Houses
Every pupil belongs to a house from admission to graduation. Houses compete in sports, academics, cultural events and the Christ-the-Key Trophy each June.
“Move mountains together.”
“Tomorrow starts today.”
“Kindness in every action.”
“Serve first, celebrate always.”
Clubs & Societies
Every learner belongs to at least one club. From the debate hall to the football pitch, from the coding lab to the chapel choir — there’s a space at IBS for what makes you come alive.
Choosing a club shapes friendships, confidence and skills for life. Here’s our best advice.
We recommend one core (academic or arts) plus one active (sport or service). Too many clubs = tired homework, missed practice, and no depth. Depth beats breadth.
Prefectship is not the point. Join what makes you show up early on a Wednesday. Leadership follows joy, not the other way round.
Clubs feel awkward on day one. Give it four meetings before you decide. Most captains say the fourth session is when a member becomes family.
Chapel choir or Bible study anchors the week. A sport or arts club releases it. IBS pupils grow best when both are present.
Every club has a patron (a staff advisor). Ask them: “What does a good member of your club do?” Their answer tells you everything.
A quiet pupil in Debate. A restless one in Reading. A boy in Netball. IBS clubs are for growth, not comfort. Ask your form master to nominate.
Life pillars
Daily morning devotion. Weekly whole-school chapel. Every big day at IBS begins with prayer.
Reading Passport. Math Olympiad Club. Science Fair. The library open every school day.
House football, netball, athletics. Weekly PE for every learner. Inter-school competitions each term.
Choir. Cultural day. Junior debate. Drama club. Music lessons for KG onwards.
JHS classes serve once a year in the local community. Charity drives at Christmas and Easter.
House-points system. Prefects and pastoral care. Termly awards for effort, service and integrity.
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