
Clubs & Activities
YISS clubs and activities complement what students learn in the classroom and provide opportunities to explore different interests.
Elementary and middle school students can choose to attend after school activities (ASA) in various areas such as arts, sports, fitness, and even languages. The activities give students the opportunity to develop new skills, make friends, and have fun.
In middle and high school, student clubs and honor societies give students an avenue for pursuing their interests outside of the classroom in a manner that helps them grow and develop as leaders.
RECENT NEWS
The 5th Grade Promotion honored the 5th grade’s graduation into middle school.
The YISS Dads’ Club joined Dulwich, Seoul Foreign, Japanese, and German School in a fierce, but friendly soccer tournament.
The 4th and 5th grade Guardian Ambassadors served the community through compassion and leadership.
Ashley Koo traded business school for a career and passion in pastry, launching Petit Amour.
Graduating seniors received their diplomas and bid a bittersweet farewell to YISS, surrounded by family and faculty.
Students enjoyed a time of reflection, a special dinner, and live music at the "La La Land" themed event.
A parade of nations, performances, cuisine, and country booths celebrated cultural diversity.
Baseball fans spend a day at the ballpark despite the clouds and rain.
The YISS PTO hosted a festive lunch to thank and honor our wonderful teachers and staff.
From bestsellers to student favorites, the book fair offered something for everyone.
The Chiang Mai GOES team traveled to Thailand to serve the rural village through hard work and crafting friendships.
The Phnom Penh GOES team had the unforgettable experience to serve underprivileged children in Cambodia.
The Namhae GOES team traveled to Daraengi Village and Namhae to nurture the community.
The eighth grade traveled to Siem Reap, Cambodia Immersion to work with New Hope Orphanage.
Middle school Immersion traveled to Telunas, Indonesia to serve and explore the community.