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whom inform the school of any potential security concerns and/or risks. In addition, the school campus is monitored by security cameras. All visitors are to report to the reception office for registration. A visitors’ badge will be issued and the person to be visited is to pick up the visitor from the reception. Visitors interested in enrolling their children are to be met at the reception desk. These visitors will be accompanied by the admissions officer or another member of staff and do not require a visitor’s badge. The admissions officer keeps a record of all potential parents. Parents are not required to wear visitor badges. ELIGIBILITY FOR CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Co-curricular activities are defined as those lying outside the regular curriculum for which a student’s participation carries no academic credit. A students’ participation in events that require the student to miss part or all of a school day will come under review if a student is not making the desired effort in his/her academic subjects BUS TRANSPORT BIS employs local bus companies to provide a bus service for students, and all buses meet the safety requirements under German law. Each school day drivers collect and drop off children from all over the greater Munich area. Of primary concern is the safety of each child. Students are expected to follow the bus rules and behave appropriately on the bus at all times. All parents will receive a packet of information pertaining to the bus system at the beginning of the school year. Bus students and parents are required to sign the Code of Conduct for the School Bus form, which is part of this packet. Students who do not observe this Code of Conduct will be given a warning by the Bus Coordinator, Mrs Alrun Bauer, or the division Principal. The Business Director may become involved as well. If a problem persists, the student may be denied access to the bus service. Students may get permission to bring a school guest on the bus, provided permission has been obtained from Mrs. Bauer and if there is room on the bus. Please notify the Bus Coordinator if your child does not require the bus on a particular day or if you are coming to school to collect your child in person. PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Public transportation is available to Upper School students. The Munich Transit Authority runs a bus (number 693) daily between the Lohhof S-Bahn Station and the Schlossklause in Haimhausen, which is located in front of the school. Buses do not run on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays. 15
MONDAY - FRIDAY FROM S-BAHN TO SCHLOSSKLAUSE FROM SCHLOSSKLAUSE TO S-BAHN Leaving Arriving Leaving Arriving 5:44 5:50 5:29 5:43 6:36 6:44 6:14 6:23 6:56 7:06 6:34 6:43 7:58 8:07 9:49 7:03 8:40 8:49 7:12 7:23 9:38 9:47 7:31 7:45 10:58 11:07 7:56 8:05 12:38 12:48 9:16 9:25 13:18 13:27 10:36 10:45 13:38 13:25 11:56 12:05 14:18 13:47 13:25 13:34 15:18 14:27 14:10 14:18 15:47 15:58 14:56 15:05 16:38 16:47 17:27 16:23 17:18 17:27 16:16 16:25 18:18 18:27 17:56 18:05 19:18 19:27 19:51 20:05 20:51 21:05 SATURDAY FROM S-BAHN TO SCHLOSSKLAUSE FROM SCHLOSSKLAUSE TO S-BAHN Leaving Arriving Leaving Arriving 8:38 8:47 8:11 8:25 11:38 11:48 11:11 11:05 15:18 15:27 14:51 15:05 17:18 17:27 16:31 16:25 SUNDAY FROM S-BAHN TO SCHLOSSKLAUSE FROM SCHLOSSKLAUSE TO S-BAHN Leaving Arriving Leaving Arriving 9:38 9:47 9:11 9:25 17:18 17:27 16:11 16:25 EMERGENCY PROCEDURES In the event of an emergency during non-school hours, BIS families will be contacted by telephone through the Out of School Emergency Telephone Chain (Snow Tree). A detailed letter outlining the method of operation of this system will be provided to all families during the first month of the school year. In the event of an emergency during the school day, it may be necessary for all BIS families to be contacted by telephone. For this purpose the In-School Emergency Telephone Chain will be activated. 16
Page 2 and 3: HANDBOOK AND GUIDE FOR STUDENTS AND
Page 4 and 5: BIS HONOUR ROLL / DIRECTOR’S AWAR
Page 6 and 7: MANDATE Inspiring and challenging y
Page 8 and 9: IBO MISSION STATEMENT The Internati
Page 10 and 11: GENERAL INFORMATION BIS SCHOOL PROF
Page 12 and 13: UPPER SCHOOL LEADERSHIP TEAM Julie
Page 14 and 15: PARENT-TEACHER ORGANISATION (PTO) B
Page 18 and 19: WITHDRAWAL FROM BIS When a student
Page 20 and 21: ATHLETICS DIRECTOR Ms. Aisling Moss
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Page 26 and 27: TIMETABLE The Upper School follows
Page 28 and 29: After the first week: Only online o
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Page 32 and 33: Plagiarism is the offering of the w
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Page 36 and 37: the learning process. Homework shou
Page 38 and 39: earn a higher grade, since first dr
Page 40 and 41: TYPES OF REPORTING IN THE UPPER SCH
Page 42 and 43: For entry into Grade 11 we apply th
Page 44 and 45: Discipline at BIS is governed by th
Page 46 and 47: MOBILE PHONES & MP3 PLAYERS Student
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Page 50 and 51: INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECH
Page 52 and 53: MEDICATION With parent’s advance
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