SCIS - New Testing Centre for IELTS English with British Council; only 2nd in Tanzania 

St. Constantine’s International School is pleased to announce that the British Council has chosen the School to be its official Testing Centre for its IELTS Examinations in Arusha and northern Tanzania region.IELTS (International English Language Testing System) is the world's leading assessment of English communicative ability.  It is the world's most popular English language test for higher education and global migration, with over 2 million IELTS tests taken in the last year.

Batik Workshop at SCIS 

What a fascinating experience this was! We loved the opportunity to do this course – lucky us to have the time available – and it was truly worthwhile. Into the unknown! 

School's Mural 

Another new addition to the school’s exterior upgrade has gradually been revealing itself, one bright paint colour at a time.

Helping the Community 

Last Friday, the primary students who are involved in ‘Helping the Community' went to Pippi House. This is a safe house for street girls.

Year 8 Trip to a UNESCO World Heritage Site 

With over 150 spectacular collections of images, the Kondoa Irangi Rock Art Paintings are set within a hilly landscape characterised by Miombo woodlands. Miombo woodlands are central to the livelihood of millions of rural and urban dwellers in Tanzania for domestic and agro-industry activities.

Oneness Peace Run visits SCIS 

On 7 November 2013, 54 students and 4 teachers from St. Constantine's International School took part in the International Sri Chinmoy Oneness Peace Run. Forty students from the Secondary Track and Field team and twelve representative athletes from the Primary School traveled into town for a peace ceremony at Arusha Stadium. A number of local schools attended this Peace Ceremony which involved cultural dancing and music. After the ceremony the students from SCIS were given the opportunity to accompany the peace runners and Peace Torch from the stadium on a six kilometer jog to the campus of St. Constantine’s. The runners were welcomed at the school by a cheering assembly of both primary and secondary students. The peace runners introduced themselves and promoted the important message of world peace to the school.