School Activities & Events
Field Trips | Events
Club Activities
Club & Extracurricular activities contribute to a well-rounded educational experience. The following is just a sample of the types and details about them.
Computer Programming/ Graphics
To learn about advanced computer programming concepts / or learning to create graphics and more.
Music Band
To be part of the school band and showcase the self and the school.
Dance
To learn about the expression of emotions, logic and controlled feelings.
Photography club
To leave a visual history behind.
Robotics
To go where no machine has gone before.
The Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) assist with event-planning and extra-curricular activities.
School Calendar
School Year 2023-2024
September 4 Term 1 begins
September 22 Field Trip (Middle and High School)
September 29 Field Trip (Year 1)
October 2-6 International Festival
October 30- November 3 Mid-Term Break
November 9-10 Parent-Teacher Conference (Student-Led Conference for Middle and High School)
November 17 Fall Concert (Year 1-5)
November 24 Field Trip (Year 2)
December 4-8 Term 1 Exams
December 15 Term 1 Ends
December 18-22 Winter School
December 25-January 8 Winter Break
January 9 Term 2 begins
January 26 Field Trip (Year 1)
February 9 Field Trip (Year 3)
February 7-9 Ski Trip (Middle School and High School)
February 12-16 Mid-Term Break
March 11-15 Term 2 Exams
March 19 Field Trip (Year 2)
March 25-29 Spring School
April 1-5 Spring Break
April 8 Term 3 begins
April 25-26 Camp (Year 4)
May 22-24 Camp (Year 5-6)
June 3-7 Mid-Term Break
January 9 Term 2 begins
June 21 Field Trip (Year 3)
June 28 Summer Concert (Year 6-11)
July 8-12 Term 3 Exams
July 19 Term 3 ends
July 20 Graduation Ceremony
July 22-26 Summer Break
Testimonials
- MIST student
- As I turned 16 years of age, I started to figure out what I really want to do in my future, and began working towards them. As I’m in the highest grade at school and have no seniors who could share their experiences, I face lots of challenges about my future. However, MIST has lots of qualified and experienced teachers, who support and advise me in all aspects. Every time I have doubts or worries, teachers are always there for me to clarify and, they lessened my concerns. To make my dreams come true, I need lots of support from different kinds of people: parents, friends, and teachers. Achieving my goals is not easy, and requires lots of effort, but as my school’s motto says, ‘Nothing is Impossible’. Everything is possible when one has the right support to rely on.
I have a dream, and every step towards my dream is in total darkness, but MIST lights up the path and leads me closer to my ambition.
Mayu O., Y11
- MIST parent
- My son will attend a US university in the fall and was accepted in their Business Honors Program and Honors College.
- Taking the challenging Cambridge AS & A Level subjects such as Math, Physics, Chemistry and Biology, teacher's recommendation letter and essays which were proofread by his English teacher were integral in his acceptance. Depending on the A Level Exam results, the university will award up to 1 year college credit so he can graduate in 3 years.
- US universities are very expensive and we're fortunate that my son received 2 merit based scholarships which will cover the majority of the cost. Merit based scholarships are based on grades during high school and more weight is placed on the challenging AS & A levels subjects where GPA is recalculated as well as the SAT.
- My son has attended MIST since he was 5 years old and we're grateful that he received a Cambridge International curriculum that is highly regarded not just in the US including the Ivy League schools but also all over the world. We're grateful to the teachers and management for their support and guidance and making it such a tight knit community where students enjoy going to school.
Toru I.