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  • CIE, IGCSE and IBDP results were declared. We had 100% results. Jwalin Patel Scored A*(Above 90%) in all the subjects in A levels.
  • All our students have got into good universities like University of Michigan-AnnArbor, Russell's design school - Singapore, and many other prestigious universities abroad.
  • Mr. Ajay Nair, our English teacher was chosen for the distinguished Fulbright awards in teaching program sponsored by the US department of state. The program sends highly accomplished primary and secondary teachers from the US, abroad and brings international teachers to the US for a semester long program.
  • Mr. Steve Tomb, English teacher from Johnsburg Central school district, US , has been sent as part of the Fulbright program to AIS. He will be taking IGCSE, IBDP and A level classes.
  • The Government of Singapore will sponsor students. A competitive evaluation test in English, Mathematics and General ability for the students of Grade 9 will be conducted in September by Convent of Holy Infant Jesus and St. Joseph's Institute, Singapore. The successful candidates will be spending four years at Singapore with scholarship and a monthly stipend.
  • In lieu of this the students of Grade IX went on an exchange program to Singapore to visit these schools. They were able to spend valuable time in these schools.
  • The students of IBDP I and II will be visiting Cambodia for the Angkor Thom CAS Project. The students have designed activities for 110 orphaned Cambodian children in the age group of 8 to 18 years.
  • Dr. Tarulata Hirani, our head of the school visited Bangkok, Thailand to attend the annual conference conducted by the International Association For Educational Assessment. The broad purpose of IAEA is to assist educational agencies in the development and appropriate application of educational assessment techniques to improve the quality of education.
  • Ms. Minakshi Balkrishna, our PYP coordinator had recently visited Harvard to attend the "future of learning "workshop conducted by Howard Gardner. The Future of Learning is designed to help understand how societal changes and technological advancements affect the way students learn.
  • Our school hosted the Interschool Volley ball tournament. AIS were the proud winners of the under 14(girls and boys) and under 19 (girls) matches.
  • AIS won the Inter School Bournvita Quiz contest held in Ahmedabad.
  • As an initiative towards contributing to society, Sneh Srushti came into being. Little children of mixed age group from a nearby slum were identified. AIS conducts regular classes to educate them.
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AFFILIATIONS :: ADVANCED PLACEMENT PROGRAM (AP®)

AP courses give you a head start on college while you are still in the supportive environment of a high school classroom. Taking the end-of-course AP Exam sends a powerful message to colleges and universities that you're ready for them, and can enable you to gain admission, college credit, and placement into advanced courses.

What is the Advanced Placement Program?
AP is a voluntary program that offers students an opportunity to take one or more college-level courses while still in High School.

AP isn't just for top students or those headed for college. AP offers something for everyone. Student can choose from 38 courses and exams in 19 subject areas, including arts, computer science, geography, government and politics, music theory, foreign languages, and more.

For inquisitive students, AP touches on a universe of knowledge that might otherwise remain unexplored in high school. Each courses is a unique learning experience in which student subjects from variety of perspectives-including their own.

What's so good about AP?

  • Gives you an edge on your college application.
  • Saves you money on college tuition.
  • Helps you develop your potential in the classroom and beyond.
  • Helps you build good study habits.
  • Helps you improve your writing skills.
  • Helps you shape your goals.
  • Challenges you, but also makes you realize you can excel if you put your mind to it.

What AP courses are available?
With 38 AP courses and exams in 19 subject areas, there is bound to be a course that inspires you. Although very few schools offer every course, if there is a course that sounds interesting to you, contact the College Board to get additional information on adding an AP course.

The 38 courses and exams:
Art History U.S. History
Biology World History
Calculus AB Human Geography
Calculus BC Italian Language and Culture(2005-06)
Chemistry Japanese Language and Culture(2006-07)
Chinese Language and Culture(2006-07) Latin Literature
Computer Science A Latin: Vergil
Computer Science AB Music Theory
Macroeconomics Physics B
Microeconomics Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism
English Language and Composition Physics C: Mechanics
English Literature and Composition Psychology
Environmental Science Russian Language and Culture(TBA)
French Language Spanish Language
French Literature Spanish Liturature
German Language Statistics
Comparative Government and Politics Studio Art (Drawing Portfolio)
U.S. Government and Politics Studio Art (2-D Design Portfolio)
European History Studio Art (3-D Design Portfolio)

What is the grading system for AP Exams?
Each AP Exam is scored using a five point scale:

5 - Extremely well qualified

4 - Well qualified

3 - Qualified

2 - Possibly qualified

1 - No recommendation

An AP Exam grade of 3 or higher can qualify you for college credit at most U.S. colleges and universities.

How much do AP Exams cost?
Check with your AP teacher, coordinator, or school counselor. Fee reductions are available for low-income students.

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