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Estonia, Tallinn
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ISE launched the STEAM program, integrating science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics into a dynamic, hands-on learning experience. This program emphasizes curiosity, creativity, and critical problem-solving. A state-of-the-art tech lab supports interdisciplinary projects and authentic challenges across subjects. It prepares students to be future innovators and leaders.
ISE's STEAM program includes the arts as a core component, fostering creativity through interdisciplinary projects such as design, coding, and digital art. Students engage in projects that blend science and the arts, exploring creativity across disciplines. A state-of-the-art tech lab supports creative work and collaboration across subjects.
ISE serves a diverse international community with students from many countries. English is the language of instruction across grades. The school hosts multicultural events and celebrations, including Pride Week, to foster an inclusive, globally-minded culture.
The school offers a diverse range of after-school activities for students of all ages. The activities program is organized by semester with new offerings each January. Sessions begin after school on most days and last about 45 minutes on campus, providing opportunities to explore interests and build connections. After-school care is available until 17:30.
The MYP1 to DP2 Student Council is a student-led body representing grades 6-12, dedicated to enhancing student life and acting as a voice to the administration. Established in 2000, it enables leadership development and supports student-led initiatives. The council organizes events such as Halloween Parties, Holiday Week, the Spring Dance, Family Fun Day, bake sales, fundraisers, and Pride Week to promote community and inclusivity.
The Student Council includes leadership roles such as President, Vice President, Communication Manager, Event Coordinator, Treasurer, Secretary, and International School Representative. Members are elected through a student voting process and meet weekly to plan events and promote involvement. The council provides opportunities to develop leadership, communication, and collaboration skills and serves as the official student voice to the administration.
After-school care until 17:30 is available. The Reading Dog program, featuring Rumi, supports reading fluency, confidence, and well-being through dog-assisted reading with a trained handler. Learning objectives follow the World-Class Instructional Design and Assessment standards to guide language development and provide emotional support, fostering a holistic, student-centered environment.
The International School of Estonia (ISE) is a non-profit, IB World School in Tallinn offering the IB continuum for students aged 3 to 18. English is the language of instruction, and the school follows PYP, MYP and DP with an inquiry-based approach that develops critical thinking, empathy and key life skills. ISE is Tallinn's first IB World School and is accredited by the Council of International Schools (CIS) and NEASC. Founded in 1995, the school operates from a historic building a walk from Tallinn's Old Town, with 19 classrooms, a 10,000-title Learning Commons library, and specialized spaces for science, art, music, technology and languages. A 1:1 iPad program in PYP, BYOD in MYP/DP, and participation in Digital Bridges support modern learning. The campus includes a gym, playgrounds, and access to tennis and running facilities. The MYP1–DP2 Student Council provides student voice and leadership opportunities; Pride Week highlights an inclusive community.
