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On 11th February 2025, we proudly hosted Girls in Tech Day, an exciting event inspired by the STEAM Club from Global Campus Women & Girls in Science: Technology for Wellbeing. This initiative encouraged students to explore the transformative power of technology and its role in shaping a better future.
The day kicked off with an engaging introduction by our IB Computer Science students Calliope, Sutian(Susie) and Deshika, followed by an inspiring talk from the CanSat representatives Székely Anna Krisztina and Timea Meskó , who introduced students to satellite technology and its applications. The hands-on Programming Workshop in HTML & CSS and Python allowed students to get creative with web development and problem solving, while the Robotics Workshop provided an exciting opportunity to experiment with coding and automation.
A popular highlight was the 3D Printing Workshop, where students watched the fascinating process of 3D printing in action. They learned how digital models are transformed into real-world objects, seeing first-hand how layers of material build up to create a final product.
Girls also tackled a forward-thinking challenge:
How can Robotics, AI, or new technology solve global problems in innovative ways?
What would the "product of the future" look like?
They showcased exceptional creativity and critical thinking by designing prototypes of mobile applications aimed at solving real-world issues. Their ideas ranged from AI-driven healthcare solutions to robotics-powered sustainability initiatives, demonstrating their ability to innovate and apply technology for good.
The event wrapped up with a Careers in STEM session, inspiring students to explore the many opportunities available in technology.
Girls in Tech Day was a resounding success, empowering students to think boldly, problem-solve creatively, and see themselves as the tech leaders of the future!
Ms Pooja Arora
Computing Teacher
After learning about Attila József for a few lessons, our Hungarian teacher led us on a Year arrival, we stepped into a truly delightful inner garden, adorned with exquisite flowers.
Year 9 Service Learning project, under the name of Wellbeing Fair, was a huge success! Everyone in our year group has been preparing for months to be able to deliver such a result. The collaboration work was well spread out, with people from Sapphire writing some positive notes, taking smiling photos and organising a fitness challenge. Jade was hard at work making sure that everything goes well at their bake sale, and their football event. Ruby created a quiz, had a juice bar, and organised a penalty shootout.
The BISB WOLVES Secondary Girls' and Boys' Volleyball teams have wrapped up a short but action-packed season, demonstrating remarkable growth, resilience, and sportsmanship in both the Danube Valley Athletic Conference (DVAC) festivals, tournaments and the BISL Budapest Cup.
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