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Ethiopia, Bahir Dar
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The school uses both English and Ethiopian National curricula. Learning is focused on what is learnt and how it is learnt, with progress measured against both national and international markers. Learning is facilitated by every member of the school community. The community is inclusive, welcoming individuals representing diverse cultures and experiences and valuing lifelong learning.
The school has provided drama activities, including a mini production of Macbeth during a Summer School. These activities offer opportunities for creative expression. Drama and performing arts are part of the school's cultural life.
Spoken English for Kids runs on Saturday mornings. Scholarships and inclusive programs are supported, including partnerships with Cheshire - Action for Inclusion. The Bahir Dar community participates in an expanding range of programs.
The school conducts outreach work enabling the Bahir Dar Community to join an increasing range of programs. Future developments will include community projects and greater access to English Language, Professional and Academic Skills for local people. Scholarships are offered to talented, deserving youngsters. Cheshire - Action for Inclusion is among the close links the school maintains.
The mission aims to develop within youth creative minds, healthy bodies, and ethical spirits to contribute leadership to today's international society. Students are prepared for a 21st-century global society with an emphasis on what is learnt and how it is learnt. Learning is facilitated by every member of the school community. The school fosters an inclusive community that values lifelong learning.
Healthy bodies are part of the school's aims. The mission emphasizes harmonious relationships within the school community. Lifelong learning is a central objective.
Rispins International School, Bahir Dar, is a private international campus operating as a satellite of the British International School Addis Ababa. The school offers a bespoke curriculum combining English-language instruction with the Ethiopian National curriculum. It runs Pre-K to Grade 10; Kindergarten and Elementary up to Grade 6 are located in Kebele 14, while High School is in Kebele 13. Nursery is not admitted this year. Students follow both curricula, with end-of-year pass requirements for international students based on English-language subjects, while Ethiopian students meet MOE guidelines. The Bahir Dar campus originated as a spinoff from BIS Addis Ababa, and BIS and Rispins are licensed to operate international schools under Ethiopian MOE. Extracurricular activities include Spoken English for Kids on Saturdays, drama and performing arts, and scholarships through partnerships such as Cheshire - Action for Inclusion. The school emphasizes inclusive learning with progress measured against both national and international markers and a community-driven ethos.
