BIFS Newsletter, 2016-04-15 (English)

BIFS NEWSLETTER
United in our Diversity, Thriving in our Individuality
Contents
ISSUE 50, April 15, 2016
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This Coming Week at BIFS
1. Tue, Apr 19: MS Parent Evening (Current G5)

2. Wed, Apr 20: ES Parent Coffee
Whole School
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The Importance of Global Belonging

PTA News
Track & Field Carnival April 28
NWEA MAP Testing for Grades 2 - 9
Assistance with a Research Targeted at Korean Parents
PTA International Day 2016 May 7
PTA International Day 2016 Activities Information
PTA International Day 2016 World Wheel of Fortune
PTA International Day 2016 Ticket Prepurchase
BIFS Information Evening May 12
PE Uniform Shop
ABRSM Practical Exams May 17, 18
IT Services - Apple Computer Discounts
BIFS Family Member ID Card Registration
Cafeteria Menu: April 18-22
Brunch Buffet April 22
Packed Lunch
Elementary School
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Student-led Conferences May 3, 10

Class and Individual Make-Up Photos April 18
Professional Development
Field Trips
Upcoming Elementary Events
Aikwangwon Visit
ES SKAC Basketball Tournament
Grade 5 PYP Exhibition April 26
Author and Storyteller Visits in May
Middle School and High School

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Service Learning at BIFS
For Your Diary

BIFS Annual Calendar 2015-16 & 2016-17
School & Community Links
www.bifskorea.org | enquiries@bifskorea.org | T. 82 51 742 3332
Busan International Foreign School
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Whole School
The Importance of Global Belonging

Last week I shared about the importance of each of our students experiencing a sense of belonging in our
school community and the benefits thereof. Research shows that developing a sense of belongingness is crucial
for our students future success. However, it is not enough for our students to feel valued, accepted, included
and encouraged by others in the classroom setting. We desire for our students to see themselves as an
important and active part of our community so that they will then take action beyond our school community.
We ultimately desire for our students to develop a sense of global belonging.
How does one belong to something that is global? Global often includes the concepts of international (between
and among nations, and even transcending national borders) and intercultural (referring often to cultural
differences at home and around the world). To belong to something signifies membership or citizenship.
Therefore, many see global belonging as being synonymous with global citizenship. Global citizenship is a
choice and a way of thinking. National citizenship is an accident of birth; global citizenship is different. It is a
voluntary association with a concept that signifies "ways of thinking and living within multiple cross-cutting
communities - cities, regions, states, nations, and international collectives. People come to consider themselves
as global citizens through different formative life experiences and have different interpretations of what it means
to them. The practice of global citizenship is, for some, exercised primarily at home, through engagement in
global issues or with different cultures in a local setting. For others, global citizenship means firsthand experience
with different countries, peoples, and cultures such as our students experiences at BIFS! For most, there exists
a connection between the global and the local. Whatever an individual's particular "take" on global citizenship
may be, that person makes a choice in whether or how to practice it. Fundamentally, global citizenship is about
self-awareness and awareness of others.
Global citizenship matters as it uses the vehicles of internationalization and international education as the tools
to encourage students to consider their responsibilities to their communities, institutions, and society. As
students become active and engaged in the world, their sense of belonging deepens and a virtuous cycle is
created. This is what our world needs, this is what we want from our BIFS students. This is part of the BIFS
mission. Wont you join us as we seek to strengthen our global citizenship? It all starts with a simple choice to
make a small difference today, and each day, in our world!
Kevin Baker
Head of School
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PTA News
Thank you to those that came to our PTA meeting on Wednesday. It was a great turnout given
the rainy weather and it being a public holiday for many parents. A big thank you to Kit Whitney
who led a discussion about Internet safety. We all got a taste of different topics to begin a
discussion with our children like How are you keeping yourself safe on the internet? or How do you keep
posts you see in perspective of real life?
Our next major event is International Day on Saturday, May 7, 10:00 am 2:00pm. We are ready for volunteers
to staff the ticketing booth, World Wheel of Fortune, drink booth and ELC Mini world booth. Follow the link to
sign up. http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c094aaaad2aa6ff2-international
Another main attraction at International Day is the World Wheel of Fortune. At
the wheel you can win a gift basket. We ask members of our school
community to donate gifts to include in these gift baskets with the theme of
their home country or an international theme. Think of what kind of goodies
you could donate. Here's an example from last year. Attach picture. You can
sign up here www.SignUpGenius.com/go/20F0945A8AC2BA5FE3-world
PTA President
Joy Priedeman
Track & Field Carnival April 28

On Thursday, April 28th, all students from grades 3-10 will be participating in our annual Track and Field
Carnival at Sajik Asiad Auxiliary Stadium. Electives will be cancelled so all participants will ride the late bus home
at 4:30pm. If your son or daughter cannot attend the event, students will be required to remain at home as
there will not be any classes on this day.
Parents are welcome to come cheer on the BIFS community. Students will be competing in at least 3 events by
grade level and house. The more fans the merrier!
Students are reminded to dress in their PE clothes and in their house colors. Please bring a refillable water
bottle, snacks and/or lunch (if you do not receive the school lunch), sunscreen, hat and lots of energy! Top
competitors will be invited to compete in the International Track and Field Meet with 5 other schools on
Tuesday, May 31st, 2016.
For any conflicts or questions, please contact Ms. Plicka at mplicka@bifskorea.org.
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NWEA MAP Testing for Grades 2 - 9

During April and May, children in grades 2 - 9 will take tests called Measures of Academic Progress (MAP ).
We give MAP tests as a measure of individual student instructional levels, to measure individual academic
growth from year-to-year, and as a reflective tool on our programs in the areas of mathematics, reading, and
language usage.
MAP tests are unique in that they are computerized and adapt to be appropriate for each childs level of
learning. When taking a MAP test, the difficulty of each question is based on how well a student answers all of
the previous questions. As the student answers correctly, questions become more difficult. If the student answers
incorrectly, the questions become easier. In an optimal test, a student answers approximately half the items
correctly and half incorrectly. The final score is an estimate of the students achievement level. As a result, each
student has the same opportunity to succeed and maintain a positive attitude toward testing.
Over the next few days, your child will spend a total of about three hours completing these tests. Following the
testing period, you will receive a report showing your childs growth. For more information on resources for
parents, we encourage you to download the Parent Toolkit here. The toolkit includes information on how the
MAP is run and scored, as well as tips for parents to support their child at home.
MAP Schedule
Grade 2: Apr 26, 28, 29
Grade 3: May 2, 4, 6
Grade 4: Apr 25, 27, May 2
Grade 5: May 16, 18, 19
Grade 6-9: May 9, 10, 12
Assistance with a Research Targeted at Korean Parents

A Masters student in International Education at the University of Bath in the UK is currently conducting a smallscale research project with the aim of ascertaining why Korean families and/or international families comprising
one foreign and one South Korean parent might send their children to international schools within South Korea
as opposed to state institutions in the country or international schools abroad. Please rest assured that any
information disclosed in the survey will be used only for the purpose of the research, and the findings will be
available to BIFS.
If you would like to help with the research, please fill in the questionnaire:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Bzy8gxN964pdp1Kh7SoUnMYfKwAUIS0VmKBzJLkJfSw/viewform
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PTA International Day 2016 May 7
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Continued on the next page

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PTA International Day 2016 World Wheel of Fortune
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PTA International Day 2016 Ticket Prepurchase
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BIFS Information Evening for Korean Parents May 12

We are holding a BIFS Information Evening for Korean parents at Haeundae IPark on Thursday, May 12 from
7:00 to 8:30pm. The event will be run in Korean to cater to Korean prospective parents. Please spread the news
and invite your Korean friends to the event!
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PE Uniform Shop
We did some SPRING CLEANING in the PE Uniform Shop over Spring Break!! ALL COLD WEATHER CLOTHING
HAS BEEN REPRICED for CLEAR OUT!!!
Polar Fleece Vests, Fleece Tops, Fleece Pants,

Tracksuit Jackets and Tracksuit Pants
NOW 10,000 won each
BIFS Bears Gray and White Hoodies
(sizes limited)
NOW 20,000 won each
BIFS Beanies
NOW 6,000 won each

BIFS blankets
NOW 35,000 won each

All sales are final. No refunds will be given.
THE PE UNIFORM SHOP is open Monday through Thursday! Please check the calendar on the BIFS website for
actual shop hours each week. Note: Shop hours are determined by the availability of our volunteers!
All general information regarding PE Uniforms can be found under the life at BIFS tab
on the BIFS website!
LOOKING FOR A VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY AT SCHOOL? Sign up NOW for next school year and spend a
day or two getting your feet wet (training) in May!! Our volunteers are generally scheduled 8:30-12 or 12-3:30
twice each month (but we are flexible)!! We wont turn anyone away! Volunteers in the PE Uniform Shop have a
regular schedule so it is easy to plan around. For more information about volunteering in the PE Uniform Shop,
contact Dee Baker at dbaker@bifskorea.org.
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ABRSM Practical Exams May 17, 18

ABRSM Practical Exams will be held here at school on Tuesday May 17 and Wednesday May 18 in C5.5.
IT Services - Apple Computer Discounts

IT Services has negotiated a range of discounted prices and trade-in deals on Apple
products for staff and students at BIFS, from our Apple equipment vendor, ComIT.
Savings are typically around 12% for MacBook laptops and iMacs, 11% on Mac Minis, 8% on iPad Airs, and 6%
on iPad Minis.
To view a list of available products and order, please visit the following web addresses:
http://bit.ly/itservices-apple-list
http://bit.ly/itservices-order-form
http://bit.ly/itservices-order-kr (Korean)
http://bit.ly/itservices-apple-tradein (Trade-in prices)
If you have any questions, please email mmoriarty@bifskorea.org.
BIFS Family Member ID Card Registration

We would like to ask for your cooperation in registering BIFS Family Member ID Cards. Please register your
cards with the security office at the front gate when visiting BIFS, and dont forget to register your attendance by
placing your card at the card reader when you enter and exit. This is for security purposes and to help us
account for all visitors in case of fire or other evacuation. Thank you in advance for your support and
understanding.
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Cafeteria Menu: April 18-22

Lunch Menu
Sandwich Bar
We serve brunch buffet or international buffet every 3rd Thursday of a month.

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Brunch Buffet April 22

Hot
Chipolata sausage
Ham
French toast
Scrambled eggs
Steamed rice
Pumpkin cake and vegetable pancakes
Seafood vegetable Gratin
Beef vegetable Stew
Cold
Fresh salad (four kinds)
Marinated salad (lentil salad and pineapple & rice salad)
Assorted pastries (croissant and soft rolls)
Orange juice
Tomato juice
Cereals with milk
Bircher Muesli
International cheese plate
Dessert
Assorted fresh fruits (bananas, apples, grapes and oranges)
Packed Lunch
ELC
Sandwich 2 pieces
Muffin half piece
Fruit, juice, energy bar
Ketchup
ES
Sandwich 4 pieces
Muffin half piece
Ketchup
MS
HS
Sandwich 4 pieces
A muffin
Ketchup
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Elementary School
Student-led Conferences May 3, 10
Next month, we will be holding our student-led conferences in ES and ELC. This is an annual event at BIFS that
has allowed our students to demonstrate to their parents a part of their learning journey. Students use their
portfolio and various work samples to show their growth and areas of improvement. Please mark the dates
below and watch out for more details about our SLC.
Kindergarten to Grade 5 - May 3, 2016
ELC - May 10, 2016
Class and Individual Make-Up Photos April 18

The elementary will have photos taken on Monday, April 18, for inclusion in the yearbook. Each class from
Playgroup to Grade 5 will have a class photo taken. Additionally, any child who joined us since we had individual
photos taken last fall will have their individual photo taken (sorry, no re-dos are possible due to time constraints
with yearbook layout). Please send your child in clothing you would like commemorated in the yearbook. If your
child has PE on Mondays, they may come without the uniform as long as they are wearing athletic shoes (or
bring the shoes to change into for PE class).
Professional Development
Congratulations to Mr. Andre Quimpo (Visual art teacher) for successfully completing his Google Certified
Educator Level 1 training.
We are also pleased to have Ms. Monique Donahue (Gr 5 teacher) off to Indonesia for her IB Educator training
to lead IB workshops and join IB school visits in the future.
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Field Trips
Kindergarten - Last Monday, our Kindergarten students went on a short hiking trip to Dalmaji Hill to observe the
new seasonal changes in Busan.
Grade 2 - Last Tuesday, the class went to the Haeundae Market to investigate the various jobs in the
community.
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Field Trips
Grade 1 Grade One took a field trip to a kimchi factory last week in order to find out the process in which it is
made. Mr. Kwon was very generous, and gave us each a bag of his delicious kimchi! Yummy!
Grade 4 field trip to Beomeosa Temple is rescheduled to April 22 due to weather.
Upcoming Elementary Events

Date/Time
Event
Details
Apr 15, 2:35-3:15
Elementary Assembly
Grade 5 will share the actions they created as part of their

Exhibition unit
Apr 19
Field Trip
LE (KG to Grade 2) Field Trip to Kidzania
Apr 19, 2:30-3:30
Grade 5 to Middle School Parent Parent informational meeting for parents of current Grade
Evening
5 students who will be attending Grade 6 next year.
Apr 20, 9:00-10:00
ES/ELC Parent Coffee
Play-based learning - How does play strengthen

childrens learning?
Apr 22, 2:35-3:15
Elementary Assembly
PYP Exhibition Showcase: Grade 5 will present an

opportunity for ES students and staff to visit their
exhibition booths and learn about their chosen local issue,
research and action.
Apr 22
Field Trip
Grade 4 Field Trip to Beomeosa Temple (rescheduled)

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Upcoming Elementary Events - Continued

Date/Time
Event
Details
Apr 26, 5:00-7:00
Grade 5 Exhibition
Apr 28, all day
Interhouse Track and Field Event Grades 3-5 will attend the BIFS Track and Field event at
Sajik Stadium
Apr 29, 2:35-3:15
Elementary Assembly
Art Exhibition of Grade 3 student artwork connected to

their Unit of Inquiry
May 3
Student Led Conferences
Families join their children during a portion of the day as

the children share learning from their homeroom and
specialist classes. A schedule will be sent home soon.
May 5
No School
Childrens Day
May 6, 2:35-3:15
Elementary Assembly
Visiting author/illustrator Yangsook Choi will present

during the assembly
Anne Sweet
Elementary School Principal
Please join us to see the incredible local issues, research,

and actions our Grade 5 students have engaged in during
their Exhibition unit
Leda Cedo
PYP Coordinator
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Aikwangwon Visit
On the 8th of April the Elementary Student Council and some High School volunteers hosted residents from the
Aikwangwon School for Physically and Mentally Disabled at BIFS. The students and residents had great fun
eating a pizza lunch, touring the school and playing games together. During our Elementary Assembly the
Student Council members presented to them over 900,000 KRW from Movie Night, the Executive Director,
Woojung Lee, talked about their organization and the residents performed for us. It was a fantastic afternoon,
and we look forward to a continued partnership with this worthy organization.
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ES SKAC Basketball Tournament
On Saturday, 24 student/athletes traveled to Daegu to play in the SKAC basketball tournament. BIFS was
represented by 3 boys teams and 1 girls team. All four teams did an outstanding job of representing BIFS. They
played hard, worked well together as members of a team, and showed excellent sportsmanship. Our
student/athletes were also able to create friendships with students from neighboring International Schools and
most importantly have fun spending the day playing a sport they enjoy. Congratulations to all!
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Grade 5 PYP Exhibition April 26

The grade 5 students have been working more than 7 weeks on their Primary Years Program Exhibition. They
are putting the finishing touches on their research, actions, displays and presentation. We would like to invite all
community members to our Exhibition Presentation Tuesday 26 April at 5:00pm in the Elementary Assembly
Hall.
The exhibition booths will also be on display from the 22nd to the 28th of April, please feel free to drop by
anytime to learn about our students inquiry into real-life issues, their findings and how they are trying to make a
difference.
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Author and Storyteller Visits in May

BIFS elementary library is very pleased to have both an author and storyteller
visiting us in May.
Yangsook Choi, author and illustrator of several multicultural childrens books,

will visit us for the elementary assembly on Friday, May 6.
Yangsook grew up in Korea but now divides her time between New York and
Seoul. Ms. Choi has won numerous awards for her books.
Her most popular book, The Name Jar, is available for
purchase from The Book Depository and local
bookshops such as Kyobo. If you would like to purchase
one of her books before May 6, there may be an
opportunity for her to sign it for you when she visits us.
You can find out more about Yangsook Choi from her
website: http://www.yangsookchoi.com/
Monday and Tuesday, May 9 & 10 we will be hosting an

international storyteller during our elementary library times.
Australian-based storyteller, author and musician, Morgan
Schatz Blackrose will inspire us with multicultural stories, songs,
music and rhymes.
For more information, please
http://www.schatzblackrose.com/
visit
her
website
at
Sue Toms
Head of Libraries
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Middle School and High School

Service Learning at BIFS
Creativity, Activity and Service in the DP

The CAS requirement is a fundamental part of the International Baccalaureate programme, and takes
seriously the importance of life outside the world of scholarship, providing a counterbalance to academic
studies. Students develop skills, attitudes and dispositions through a variety of individual and group experiences
that provide students with opportunities to explore their interests and express their passions, personalities and
perspectives.
The aim of the Service strand is for students to understand their capacity to make a meaningful contribution
to their community and society. Through service, students develop and apply personal and social skills in reallife situations involving decision-making, problem-solving, initiative, responsibility, and accountability for their
actions. Service is often seen as one of the most transforming elements of CAS by promoting students selfawareness, offering diverse occasions for interactions and experiences and opportunities for internationalmindedness.
Service within CAS benefits all involved: students learn as they identify and address authentic community
needs, and the community benefits through reciprocal collaboration. Service fosters development of abilities,
attitudes and values in accordance with the IB mission statement and the IB learner profile.
Service as Action in the MYP
The IB mission statement stresses that its concern extends beyond intellectual achievement, and that students
should develop a personal value system that guides their own lives as thoughtful and active members of local
and global communities (MYP: From principles into practice). Service as Action supports intercultural awareness
by providing students with the opportunity to develop empathy and respect for others. These experiences lead
to deeper understanding of themselves and the communities to which they belong. This reflects our own
Mission statement.
Service as Action activities have been broken into 3 levels. The first level reflection needs to be part of all
stages of the Service Learning Cycle. Reflection provides the proof that learning is happening before, during and
after the experience is completed.
The second level focusses on community. For students to choose actions at the community level they must
develop an understanding of what constitutes a community and which community they wish to engage their
action.
The third is the initiating and planning level. This level prepares students for the IB Diploma CAS program.
The goal of this level is to take greater ownership over the experiences they take part in.
The significance of service is will be recognized from June 4th to 8th during Action Week. All students from
grades 6 to 11 will have a wonderful opportunity to experience service at different levels during this time. Their
participation is an imperative part of their BIFS education.
Craig Wilson, Head of Student Life / CAS and SA Coordinator
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For Your Diary

April 2016
15th
May 2016
ES Assembly
2nd-20th
IBDP Exams
HS Assembly
3rd
ES Student-Led Conferences
16th
SKAC HS Futsal @ BIFS
5th
Children's day - No School
18th-May 20th
Map Testing
6th
19th
LE Field Trip to Kidzania (KG to Grade2)
Visiting Author ES Assembly (Yangsook

Choi)
MS Parent Evening (Current G5)
7th
PTA International Day
20th
ES Parent Coffee
9th-10th
ES Visiting Storytellers
22nd
ES - Exhibition Assembly (for students)
9th-13rd
PTA Teacher Appreciation Week
Grade 4 Field Trip to Beomeosa Temple
10th
ELC Student-Led Conferences
22nd-23rd
KISAC HS Soccer (RED)
11th
SKAC MS Boys BBall @ BIFS
23rd
KISAC Blue Grade 6 & 7 BBall @ DCSL
SKAC MS Girls BBall @ BFS
SKAC MS BBall (Divisional) @ ISK
BIFS Parent Workshop
26th
Grade 5 Exhibition (for parents)
27th
MHS Parent Coffee
Grade 8 High School Transition and Arts

Course Selection
28th
Interhouse Track and Field @ Sajick

Stadium
28th-29th
Greese Production
29th
SKAC Arts Festival @ GPA
ES Assembly
Athletics Banquet
KISAC HS Blue Soccer @ CI
30th
PTA Meeting
12th-13th
Grade 4 Camp
12th
BIFS Information Evening @ Marine City
13th
HS Assembly
14th
KISAC MS Blue BBall @ BISC & DCSL
16th-20th
Grade 11 Final Exams
17th-18th
ABRSM Practical Exams
18th
ES Parent Coffee
19th
BIFS Information Evening @ UNIST
20th-22nd
KISAC MS Red Bball @ KIS Jeju
20th
ES Cross Cultural Day
21st
Global Gathering
23rd
Life After BIFS Event - Grade 12
25th
MHS Parent Coffee
27th
G12 Graduation
31st
International Track & Field Meet
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BIFS NEWSLETTER

United in our Diversity, Thriving in our Individuality

ISSUE 50, April 15, 2016

This Coming Week at BIFS

1. Tue, Apr 19: MS Parent Evening (Current G5)

The Importance of Global Belonging

Student-led Conferences May 3, 10

Middle School and High School

Service Learning at BIFS

For Your Diary

Busan International Foreign School

ISSUE 50, April 15, 2016

The Importance of Global Belonging

www.bifskorea.org | enquiries@bifskorea.org | T. 82 51 742 3332

Busan International Foreign School

ISSUE 50, April 15, 2016

Track & Field Carnival April 28

www.bifskorea.org | enquiries@bifskorea.org | T. 82 51 742 3332

Busan International Foreign School

ISSUE 50, April 15, 2016

NWEA MAP Testing for Grades 2 - 9

Assistance with a Research Targeted at Korean Parents

www.bifskorea.org | enquiries@bifskorea.org | T. 82 51 742 3332

Busan International Foreign School

ISSUE 50, April 15, 2016

PTA International Day 2016 May 7

www.bifskorea.org | enquiries@bifskorea.org | T. 82 51 742 3332

Busan International Foreign School

ISSUE 50, April 15, 2016

PTA International Day 2016 Activities Information

Continued on the next page

Busan International Foreign School

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PTA International Day 2016 Activities Information

www.bifskorea.org | enquiries@bifskorea.org | T. 82 51 742 3332

Busan International Foreign School

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PTA International Day 2016 World Wheel of Fortune

www.bifskorea.org | enquiries@bifskorea.org | T. 82 51 742 3332

Busan International Foreign School

ISSUE 50, April 15, 2016

PTA International Day 2016 Ticket Prepurchase

www.bifskorea.org | enquiries@bifskorea.org | T. 82 51 742 3332

Busan International Foreign School

United in our Diversity, Thriving in our Individuality

ISSUE 50, April 15, 2016

BIFS Information Evening for Korean Parents May 12

www.bifskorea.org | enquiries@bifskorea.org | T. 82 51 742 3332

Busan International Foreign School

ISSUE 50, April 15, 2016

Polar Fleece Vests, Fleece Tops, Fleece Pants,

NOW 6,000 won each

NOW 35,000 won each

www.bifskorea.org | enquiries@bifskorea.org | T. 82 51 742 3332

Busan International Foreign School

ISSUE 50, April 15, 2016

ABRSM Practical Exams May 17, 18

IT Services - Apple Computer Discounts

BIFS Family Member ID Card Registration

www.bifskorea.org | enquiries@bifskorea.org | T. 82 51 742 3332

Busan International Foreign School

ISSUE 50, April 15, 2016

Cafeteria Menu: April 18-22

We serve brunch buffet or international buffet every 3rd Thursday of a month.