SUMMER@ISB.BE

WEEK 1: JUnE 25-29WEEK 2: JUly 2-6WEEK 3: JUly 9-13WEEK 4: AUGUST 20-24 - SpEcIAl WEEK

SUMMER@ISB.BE

2012 ISB SUMMER School

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Welcome to ISB summer school, where everyone is included, challenged, and successful, while having fun! As usual, there will be many interest and sports activities for the 3 to 18 year-olds, “just for fun” and “for credit” options for the 12-18 year olds, as well as activities to tempt adults. Whether it is learning English or French, playing sports or a musical instrument, getting creative in art, baton twirling, dance or digital photography, there is an activity for everyone. If you are new to Brussels, your children will make friends while the family is settling in. If you have visitors, summer school offers an option for the young ones. As a parent, you may be assured that your children are safe, active and happy in our programme. Summer school is open to ISB and non-ISB families, to English and non-English speakers. Happy Summer at ISB!

Welcome to ISBSummer School!

REGISTRATIon STARTS ApRIl 16.

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Summary of morning activities: 09:00 – 12:00 Week 1: June 25-29, Week 2: July 2-6, Week 3: July 9-13

activity age group weeks pageLANGUAGESEnglish Classes 7- adult weeks 1, 2, 3 5 English - Day Camp in English 3-6 weeks 1, 2, 3 5 French Atelier / Workshop 5-10 weeks 1, 2, 3 5 French - practical courses - all levels 11- adult weeks 1, 2, 3 5

FUN & PRACTICALArt Workshop 7-18 weeks 1, 2, 3 6 English Day Camp/Day Camp 3-6 weeks 1, 2, 3 5 Digital Photography 9-14 week 1, 2, 3 7

SPORTSBasketball & Fitness Camp 8 - 18 weeks 2, 3, 4, 8 Indoor Climbing 7 - 18 weeks 1, 2, 3, 4 8 Multisports 6-12 week 1, 2, 3, 4 9

Algebra I - credit course June 25 - July 13 12:30 – 15:30 11 Algebra II Tutor - non-credit June 25 - July 13 09:00 – 12:00 11 Geometry - credit course June 25 - July 13 09:00 – 12:00 11 Trigonometry - credit course June 25 - July 13 09:00 – 12:00 11

ISB SUMMER School oVERVIEW

REFUND POLICY:Refund in full if notice is given two full weeks before the start of the course for weeks 1, 2, 3. 50% refund if notice is given one week before the start of the course for weeks 1, 2, 3. There is no refund once a course has started. There is no refund partial or full for week 4 unless ISB cancels an activity for insufficient enrolment. We reserve the right to cancel, without refund, the participation of any student who does not behave in an appropriate manner.

Middle School /high School Math courses Morning and/or Afternoon

CAFETERIA:A hot and cold lunch service is available in the ES to serve sandwiches, spaghetti, snacks and drinks on a cash basis (no ISB lunch cards can be used in the summer) for weeks 1, 2, 3. There is no food service Week 4. Students should bring their picnic lunch, snack and drinks. The vending machines are not in service in the summer; no refunds.

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Summary of afternoon activities: 12:30 - 15:30 Week 1: June 25-29, Week 2: July 2-6, Week 3: July 9-13

activity age group weeks pageFUN & PRACTICALArt Workshop 7-18 weeks 1, 2, 3 6 Baton Twirling 7-15 weeks 2, 3 7 Dance & Crafts 7-12 week 1 7 Day Camp in English 3-6 weeks 1, 2, 3 7 Digital Photography 9-14 weeks 1, 2, 3 7 Fun with Food 7-12 weeks 1, 2, 3 7 SPORTSBasketball & Fitness Camp 8-18 weeks 2, 3, 4 8 Climbing (Indoor) 7-18 weeks 1, 2, 3, 4 8 Multisports 6-12 weeks 1, 2, 3, 4 9 Sports Camp:(soccer/hockey/team games) 13-18 weeks 1, 2, 3,4 9 Tennis* (14:00 - 15:30) 10-18 weeks 2, 3, 4 9

Summary of August Week activities Week 4: August 20-24 (Monday - Friday)

activity age group time pageMUSIC CAMPStrings week and Band week 11-18 09:00- 12:00 12

SPORTSBasketball & Fitness Camp 8-18 09:00- 12:00 or 12:30-15:30 8 Climbing (Indoor) 7-18 09:00- 12:00 or 12:30-15:30 13 Multisports 6-12 09:00- 12:00 or 12:30-15:30 13 Sports Camp:(soccer/hockey/baseball//team games) 13-18 12:30-15:30 13 Tennis* 10-18 14:00-15:30 13

*Tennis participants may join multisports or sports camp from 12:30-14:00 (Euro 75).

BOOK FAIR:During weeks 1,2 & 3, we will have a Book Fair where students and parents may purchase books and other educational activities.

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Summary of afternoon activities: 12:30 - 15:30 Week 1: June 25-29, Week 2: July 2-6, Week 3: July 9-13

Summary of August Week activities Week 4: August 20-24 (Monday - Friday)

lAnGUAGE coURSES

English for ages 7- adults; 09:00 - 12:00; Weeks 1, 2, 3€155 per week

English courses are taught in groups according to age and level, using a variety of approaches to make learning fun. Attention to grammar and written expression is balanced with a project approach to learning the language (art, music, games, and activities) that is appropriate for the age level (beginning, intermediate & advanced). Meet in the Elementary School.

French

French Atelier (workshop)for ages 5-10; 09:00 - 12:00; Weeks 1, 2, 3€155 per week

The atelier is for children who want to learn French while taking part in enjoyable activities appropriate for the age level. Younger students learn through play, stories, cooking, art, and games. Older students learn through practical lessons, such as art and cooking activities, games, video, and sport that will encourage both oral and written French. Meet in the Elementary School.

Practical Frenchfor ages 11- Adult09:00 - 12:00; Weeks 1, 2, 3 €155 per week

This French course places an emphasis on practical oral and written applications, including grammar, tenses and conversation. Levels: beginning, intermediate and advanced. Meet in the Elementary School.

English Day Camp / Day Campfor ages 3-6 yrs; Weeks 1, 2, 3€155 per week for half days 09:00 -12:00 or 12:30 - 15:30 (no lunch supervision)€310 per week for full days 09:00 - 15:30 (including lunch supervision)

A typical morning begins with free-choice activities (art, clay, Lego and large block construction, book corner, games and puzzles, cooking, and dramatic play, followed by snack, outside play (sand pit, playground equipment, balls and skipping ropes), story time, and lunch. The emphasis in both the morning and afternoon session is on play and expressive arts. The afternoon begins with rest/ video time, followed by art & crafts projects, outside play, afternoon snack and story. Non-English speaking children will learn the language by immersion and interaction with teachers and classmates. Meet in the early Childhood Center. English speaking and non-English speaking children join in these activities. All Children in Day Camp must be fully toilet trained (both clean and dry).

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Art Workshopfor ages 7-18; 09:00 - 12:00 or 12:30-15:30Weeks 1, 2, 3 - Morning or afternoon activity€165 per week, materials included.Art activities include clay, painting, drawing, collage and crafts. This course counts as one CAS creativity unit.

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Baton Twirlingfor ages 7-15; 12:30 -15:30Weeks 2 & 3€155 per weekBaton twirling is an activity enhancing skills, such as: Eye-Hand Coordination, Teamwork, Self-Esteem, Courage, Confidence, Leadership, Great Fun and Friendship. Come and join former University of Arizona twirler, Jill Tulonen, for afternoons of excitement! Boys and Girls are welcome.

Dance & Craftfor ages 7-1212:30 - 15:30Week 1€155 per weekA fun Dance stage where the children learn a new style every day along with a craft activity. Disco, Rock and Roll, Baton twirling and cheerleading. Boys and Girls are welcome.

Day Camp in Englishfor ages 3 - 6,See page 5 for description. English and non-English speaking children are welcome.

Digital Photographyfor ages 9-14; 09:00 - 12:00 or 12:30 - 15:30 Weeks 1, 2, 3€155 per weekA hands-on course to learn the art of taking, storing and sharing digital photos.Students may work on a project (book, calendar, greeting cards, etc.). We supply the camera and laptop for use on campus during the course time.

Fun with Foodfor ages 7-12; 12:30 -15:30 Weeks 1, 2, 3€170 per weekSimple food recipes and activities

email us: summer@isb.be

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Climbing (indoor)for ages 7-1809:00 - 12:00 or 12:30 - 15:30; Weeks 1, 2, 3, 4€155 per week (morning or afternoon class)Safety, proper warm-up and cool down are emphasized. Climbing shoes provided or bring your own. Bring water and outdoor shoes and clothes. This course counts as one CAS activity unit. It may be taken for two weeks for two units. Meet in the Elementary School lunchroom.

Week 2: Tuesday, July 3 –Friday, July 6(4 days)09:00 - 12:00 €125*12:30 - 15:30 €125*

Week 3: Monday, July 9 – Friday, July 13 (5 days) 09:00 - 12:00 €155*12:30 - 15:30 €155*

Week 4: Monday August 20 – Friday, August 24 (5 days) 09:00 - 12:00 €155*12:30 - 15:30 €155* *SPECIAL CONDITIONS CAN BE REQUESTED FOR BASKETBALL CLUBS & TEAMS SENDING MIN 6 PARTICIPANTS.

SpoRTS Basketball Bi-lingual English/French Basketball & Fitness Camp; Ages 8-18 For all levels: Beginners to Varsity Players

Join professional basketball player Sebastien Bellin (ISB alumni, professional player in Italy and Belgium (BELFIUS-MONS-HAINAUT).

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Multisports in Englishfor ages 6-12 yrs (age & skill appropriate groups); Weeks 1, 2, 3, 409:00 - 12:00 or12:30 - 15:30 €155 per weekVarious indoor and outdoor sports and games, baseball, frisbee, soccer, badminton, 4-square, hockey, relays, water games, obstacle course and treasure hunt. Meet in the ElementarySchool lunchroom. These courses fill up very quickly!

Sports Camp (soccer, hockey, baseball**, team games)for students aged 13-18; Weeks 1, 2, 3, 412:30 - 15:30€155 per weekBring water, appropriate sport shoes and clothes. Each camp counts as one CASactivity unit. Meet in the Elementary School Lunchroom.

TennisAges 10-18, Weeks 2, 3 & 414:00 - 15:30* (1.5 hours)€100Bernard de Coninck is ISB’s Summer School residential tennis coach. Bernard is certified by the US Professional Tennis Registry. Bring indoor sports shoes, tennis outfit, racquet & water.

*Tennis participants may join multisports or sports camp from 12:30-14:00 (€75). ** Baseball is included in sports camp in week 4 only.

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MIddlE/hIGh School MATh coURSES

Prices based on minimum 6 participants.

There are four math courses offered in summer school: Algebra 1, Algebra II Tutor, Geometry and Trigonometry. Courses meet daily for three hours over a three-week period (45 class hours + work outside of class).

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Students earn ½ unit of High School credit for each course successfully completed. Grades earned in the course by rising 10th graders and above can be included in the GPA. To receive credit, students need to be present for the entire summer school course, complete all assignments and successfully take all tests and the final exam. Based on the report from the teacher, the course is reported on the Power School transcript. For example, if a student completes Algebra 1 in Summer School of 2012, this would go on the transcript: Summer School Algebra 1 with the grade and 0.5 of a credit.

Using summer school courses to refresh previously learned skills before a course or before a placement test is encouraged. However, when a student already has received full credit for the course, additional credit for the same course will not be given.

Algebra I: June 25 – July 13; 12:30 - 15:30 €730 per course. (Minimum 6 students)Algebra 1 is the second year of the two-year program to complete Algebra 1 started in Introduction to Algebra in 9th grade. It is an extension of that course and extends the skills deeper. Algebra 1 can be used as a repeat course if a student was not successful in a regular level Algebra 1 class. Algebra 1 in summer school can also be used to refresh algebraic skills and concepts for students who did successfully complete Algebra 1. It is not designed for students who have only completed pre-algebra or its equivalent.

Algebra II Tutor non-credit course: June 25 - July 13; 09:00 - 12:00€730 per course (Minimum: 6 students).This special course is for students who are now in Algebra I and would like to start IB Math Studies next year. It will review some of the basics of the topics necessary for IB Math Studies.

Geometry: June 25 – July 13; 09:00 - 12:00 €730 per course. (Minimum 6 students)Geometry teaches the skills and applications of a regular geometry course with minimal emphasis on proofs. It is designed for students who have not studied a formal year of geometry but will be taking standardized tests like the SAT that require knowledge of geometry. Plane geometry is emphasized with a short introduction to solid and analytical geometry. Any student who has completed Algebra 1 is eligible to take Geometry in summer school.

Trigonometry: June 25 – July 13; 09:00 - 12:00 €730 per course. (Minimum 6 students) Trigonometry is designed for students who have completed Algebra II and have been recommended by their teacher to move into the IB Standard Level. This summer school course is considered a necessary prerequisite to such a move. It begins with the study of circular functions, their inverses, and their graphs. Trigonometric functions are used to solve identities, equations, right and oblique triangles and real-life problems.

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WEEK 4: AUGUST 20-24Music: August Music camp

The Summer STRINGS WEEK Programme offers a week-long intensive musical experience for players of the instruments: Violin, Viola, Cello and Double Bass.

Strings Week and Band Week 09:00- 12:00for ages 11-18 (grades 6-13); Metarie Music Building; €155 per week.

The Summer BAND WEEK Programme offers a week-long intensive musical experience for players of the instruments: Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Saxophone, French Horn, Trumpet, Trombone, Baritone, Tuba and Percussion. The courses include full ensemble rehearsals culminating in an informal performance, master classes on individual instruments led by professional musicians, and an introduction to chamber music. This is a wonderful op-portunity to ‘get the rust off ’ those instruments and play with other musically interested students. It’s also a great opportunity to have personal instruction in both small and large groups to fully explore the possibilities of instrumental music! Instrument Requirements: Musical instruments are not provided, so you will need to bring your own instrument.

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August Sports

August Sports Camp (soccer, basketball, baseball, hockey & badminton)for ages 13-18; 12:30 - 15:30; €155 per weekBring water, appropriate sport shoes and clothes. Each camp counts as one CAS activity unit. Meet in the Elementary School Lunchroom.

August Indoor Climbingfor ages 7-18; 09:00 - 12:00 or 12:30 - 15:30; €155 per weekSafety, proper warm-up and cooldown are emphasized. Climbing shoes provided or bring your own. Bring water and outdoor shoes and clothes. This course counts as one CAS activity unit. It may be taken for two weeks for two units. Meet in the ES lunchroom.

August Multisportsfor ages 6-12 yrs; 09:00 - 12:00 and/or 12:30 - 15:30€155 per week/ €310 per weekVarious indoor and outdoor sports and games, frisbee, basketball, soccer, badminton, 4-square, hockey, relays, water games, obstacle course and treasure hunt. August TennisAges 10-18, 14:00-15:30* (1.5 hours); € 100 per weekBernard de Coninck is ISB’s Summer School residential tennis coach. Bernard is certified by the US Professional Tennis Registry. Bring indoor sports shoes, tennis outfit, racquet & water. *Tennis participants may join multisports or sports camp from 12:30-14:00 (€ 75).

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AdMInISTRATIVE

Pay in cash or by Debit/Credit cards (Bancontact, Visa & Eurocard/Mastercard) in the ICC Office. Please return the registration form and proof of bank transfer by email to summer@isb.be, by fax 02.661.43.99, or by mail to the school address.

Arrivals and DeparturesPlease discuss these procedures with your child(ren).

- All classes start in the Elementary School lunchroom except for the Day Camp, which meets in the Early Childhood Centre.- Young children should be escorted by a family member.- Late registrations are in the Summer School Office in the Elementary School.- Students leaving at 12:00 should be picked up in the Elementary School lunchroom. Students staying the whole day are supervised during lunch.- The afternoon session begins at 12:30 with supervised play on the playground. At 12:45 the students line up according to their afternoon activities.- Students leaving at 15:30 should be collected promptly from the Château steps. For safety, please park in the parking lot and walk up to the steps to collect children. Do not stay in the car and ask children to walk in the car park to meet you.

- Please give permission in writing if you want your child to leave by public transportation or with another parent.

Additional SupervisionSupervision is available from 08:00 to 09:00 and/or 15:30 to 16:30 for €25 per child per week with morning drop off in the Elementary School. Afternoon pick up in the Elementary School is at 16:30 prompt. Lunchtime supervision is only for students who are enrolled for a full day. Supervision for the August 20-24 week is in the Chalet.

Payment Information:Pay by bank transfer to:

Bank Account: ISB ICC 001-5024594-70Swift Code: GEBABEBB36AIBAN number: BE60 0015 0245 9470Communication: Summer School + Child’s Name

email us: summer@isb.be

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Absence:If your child is absent, please telephone the Summer School Office in the morning on02.661.42.08.

Refund policyRefund in full if notice is given two full weeks before the start of the course for weeks1, 2, 3. 50% refund if notice is given one week before the start of the course for weeks1, 2, 3. There is no refund once a course has started. There is no refund (partial or full)for Week 4, August 20 - 24 unless ISB cancels an activity for insufficient enrolment.We reserve the right to cancel, without refund, the participation of any student who does not behave in an appropriate manner.

No smoking policyNo smoking is allowed on campus or during off campus activities.

Public transportThe campus is accessible by Bus 95, Bus 17, Tram 94, and Boitsfort/Bosvoorde train station. The ISB school bus service does not run duringSummer School. (www.isb.be/gettingtoisb)

CAS creditsStudents may earn one CAS action or creativity unit by enroling in a morning or an afternoon activity or one service unit by volunteering during one week (approximately 20 hours). Units may be earned in each area (Creativity, Action, and Service) during the summer.

Creativity: Art, Baton Twirling, Dance, Digital Photography, Music Camp (see “Course Descriptions” for description and fees).

Action: Basketball & Fitness Camp, Climbing, Sports Camp, Tennis (see “Course Descriptions” for description and fees).

Service:Assisting Special Education students, assisting in Art, Dance, Day Camp, Digital Photography, English, French, Fun with Food, Multisports, Music, Sports Camp, Climbing, and tennis.Information about CAS possibilities will be in the HS Daily Bulletin.

Administrative InformationUntil June 22 the Summer School Office is in the Chalet. From June 25 - July 13 youwill find us on the ground floor of the Elementary School (as you are looking at theChâteau, the building through the playground to your left). Please note the SummerSchool office will be closed between July 16 and August 10. As of August 13, the officeis in the Chalet.

***Some activities/Classes may change after this brochure is printed.***

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FREQUEnTly ASKEd QUESTIonS 1. May non-ISB people come to Summer School (SS)? Yes, everyone is welcome.

2. My child doesn’t speak English; can he still attend SS? Yes, we welcome students of all languages and are attentive to the special needs of beginning English students.

3. Do the school buses run during SS? No, participants must provide their own transport for Summer School. Parents are asked to send in a written note if their child is taking public transport or is being picked up by another parent.

4. Is there a lunch service? SS has a hot and cold lunch/snack service on a cash basis for weeks 1, 2 & 3. (The ISB lunch cards are not valid during SS.) There is no food service in August week 4.

5. Where does my child go on the first day? All activities begin in the Elementary School each Monday, except for English Day Camp. Parents should accompany children aged 3 – 5 directly to their class in the Early Childhood Centre (ECC) every day. Young students in morning supervision will be accompanied to their day care or other class. August Summer School Week is in the Chalet, the small wooden building behind the white tennis bubble.

6. If my child attends half day, may she have lunch in the lunchroom? You may have lunch with your child, but he may not stay alone during lunch. Only full day participants are supervised during lunch.

7. Where do I collect my child?12:00 - Elementary School lunchroom15:30 - Chateau steps (white administration building in the main parking lot) Please park your car and walk up to the steps to collect your child.15:35 - 16:30 Elementary SchoolAugust Week: collection is in the Chalet

8. How will my child know where to go after the morning activity? All morning groups end the activity in the Elementary School lunchroom. Teachers collect children from the ES lunchroom or playground to start afternoon activities.

9. If my child signs up for the same activity for more than one week, will he be repeating the same course or is each week different? Students may join at the beginning of any SS week and stay for one or more weeks. Each week is different.

10. My teenager needs Math. In which math course should he enrol? Parents and the student should discuss Summer School math options with the present math teacher and counselor. Math students must attend the full session to receive academic credit for the course.

11. Are there courses for adults in Summer School? Yes, adults are welcome in language courses.

12. Where is the Summer School office? The Summer School office is in the Chalet until June 21. On June 22, we move to the ES for weeks 1, 2, 3. Day Camp is in the ECC. Other activities start in the ES on the first day. The August week is based in the Chalet.

13. How do I sign my children up for the August 20-24 Week, as I will be away most of the summer? Registration for August Week also starts April 16 and will continue through July 13. The SS office is closed between July 16 and August 10. Participants in August Week will receive a welcome letter confirming their enrolment and giving details. It may still be possible to join activities on August 20, but there is no guarantee. August participants meet in the Chalet.

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Adult Education for ISB and non-ISB communitieswww.isb.be/lifelong

Day classes for adults begin mid-September 2012 in the CHALET. ICC Office re-opens August 13. This brochure is available on the ISB website (www.isb.be/lifelong) or by email (summer@isb.be). It is also made available to ISB families, schools, embassies and companies.

Discover Belgium• History of Belgium as well as “Belgium Today” lecture course• Visit to the Royal Palace in early September. The palace is only open to visitors one month a year. Join Andrée Jacquet for this guided tour. Contact the ICC office for details.

Languages (courses meet once or twice a week)• French - beginner, false beginner, advanced beginner, intermediate, advanced.• English - beginner, intermediate, advanced, including conversation.• Dutch - Survival Dutch

Trips• September - Royal Palace• January - Visit to European Parliament• May - Castles & gardens of England/Dickens

Red Cross First Aid, CPR and AED for adults and MS/HS StudentsActivities for Students

Drivers’ EducationTheory courses in English for ages 16.9 years to adult. LLL collaborates with a Drivers’ School to offer Drivers’ Education theory (traffic rules) in English at the driving school. Participants then arrange for driving lessons directly with the driving school. Red Cross Babysitting courseOne-day (six-hour) Red Cross Babysitting course for Grade 6 and MS students arranged during Parent-Teacher conferences.

Activities in English on Wednesday afternoon (14:00-15:30) For students enrolled in Watermael-Boitsfort Schools - ISB collaborates with the Commune to welcome students for activities in English - art, climbing, cooking, drama, multisports, music, visits to ES classrooms.

Mother Tongue Language ProgrammeWe would like to thank the Embassies and/or Boards of Education who send a tutor. Languages offered: Dutch, Finnish, German, Greek, Italian and Norwegian. Please contact your embassy if you would like to add your mother tongue to the programme.

The ISB After School Activity schedule will be available by the end of August. Registration will start in the week of 3 September, 2012.

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Detach and photocopy for each child

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Please write clearly - ONE form per childStudent Information: Family Name: First Name: Birthdate: (d/m/y) O Male O Female O ISB Student (check) If not ISB, name of child’s school: Medical information we should know about your child: I learned about ISB summer school from: Languages spoken at home: English Proficiency - years of study in English:

none 1 2 3 4 5+ English mother tongue

Write the name of the activity and the fee in the spaces provided:Week 1: June 25 - 29 Morning Fee: Afternoon Fee: Week 1 Supervision*: O Yes €25 per child Fee:

Week 2: July 2 - 6 Morning Fee: Afternoon Fee: Week 2 Supervision*: O Yes €25 per child Fee:

Week 3: July 9 - 13 Morning Fee: Afternoon Fee: Week 3 Supervision*: O Yes €25 per child Fee: Total Fees paid:

Payment by bank transfer: ISB ICC Account no. 001-5024594-70 (Fortis Bank) Transfer communication: SUMMER SCHOOL + CHILD’s NAME & ACTIVITY Please mail or fax registration form and proof of bank transfer to the address at top of form.You can also stop by in person at the Summer School office to pay in cash or by credit/debit card.

Parent Information: Family Name: First Name: Street: City/Commune: Postal Code: Daytime Phone: GSM: E-mail: Additional Emergency Contact: Name: Address: Daytime Phone No.: GSM:

* Supervision. 8.00-9.00 and/or 15.30 - 16.30. Please note students in full day activities are supervised during lunch for no extra charge. June/July Refund PolicyRefund in full if notice is given two full weeks before the start of the course for weeks 1, 2, 3. If notice is given one week in advance, there is a 50% refund for weeks 1, 2, 3. There is no refund once a course has started.

Week 4: August 16 - 20 - please see separate form on page 19.

SUMMER@ISB.BEPlease send this form to: Summer SchoolE-mail: summer@isb.be - Fax: 02.661.43.99 The International School of BrusselsTel: 02. 661.42.08 or 02 661.42.12 19 Kattenberg - 1170 Brussels

June/July 2012 Registration

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Please write clearly - ONE form per child

Student Information: Family Name: First Name: Birthdate: (d/m/y) O Male O Female O ISB Student (check) If not ISB student, name of child’s school: Medical information we should know about your child: I learned about ISB summer school from: Languages spoken at home: Tick the name of the activity and circle the fees.

Week 4: August 20 - 24:

Music Camp Instrument(s) played: _______________________________ €155

Morning (09:00-12:00) O Basketball & Fitness Camp €155 O Climbing €155 O Multisports €155

Afternoon (12:30-15:30) O Basketball & Fitness Camp €155 O Climbing €155 O Multisports €155 O Sports Camp €155 O Tennis (14:00 - 15:30) €100 Supervision (AM and/or PM) O Yes €25 per child per week Total Fees paid:

Payment by bank transfer: ISB ICC Account no. 001-5024594-70 (Fortis Bank) Transfer communication: SUMMER SCHOOL (include your child’s name and activity)

Please mail or fax registration form and proof of bank transfer to the address at top of form.You can also stop by in person at the Chalet to pay in cash or by credit/debit card.

Parent Information: Family Name: First Name: Street: City/Commune: Postal Code: Daytime Phone: GSM: E-mail: Additional Emergency Contact: Name: Address: Daytime Phone No.: GSM: Please note the Summer School offices will be closed between July 16 and August 10, 2012. * Supervision. 8.00-9.00 and/or 15.30 - 16.30. Please note students in full day activities are supervised during lunch for no extra charge.

August Refund Policy: There is no refund (partial or full) for week 4, August 20 - 24 unless ISB cancels an activity. Courses not reaching the minimum number will be cancelled and a full refund will be given by bank transfer.

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SUMMER@ISB.BE August 2012 Registration

Please send this form to: Summer SchoolE-mail: summer@isb.be - Fax: 02.661.43.99 The International School of BrusselsTel: 02. 661.42.08 or 02 661.42.12 19 Kattenberg - 1170 Brussels

PAYMENT:Pay by cash or bank transfer to:Bank Account: ISB ICC 001-5024594-70Swift Code: GEBABEBB36AIBAN number: BE60 0015 0245 9470Communication: Summer School + Child’s Name

Debit/Credit cards (Bancontact, Visa, and Eurocard/Mastercard) are also accepted in the Summer School office.

IMPORTANT DATES: WEEK 1: JUNE 25-29WEEK 2: JULY 2-6WEEK 3: JULY 9-13

WEEK 4: AUGUST 20-24SPEciAl WEEk!

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REGISTRATIon STARTS ApRIl 16.

Summer and Lifelong Learning Programmes International Community Centre

The International School of Brussels 19 Kattenberg, 1170 Brussels, Belgium

Tel: +32 (0)2 661 42 08 or +32 (0)2 661 42 12 Fax: +32 (0)2 661 43 99 Email: summer@isb.be

www.isb.be/summerPHOTOGRAPHS BY STANISLAS HUAUx