Brit-Magyar weekly menu
November 22, 2024
The cafeteria of the Brit-Magyar School works hard week by week to provide students with a varied, balanced, and healthy lunch. This dedication was reflected
The cafeteria of the Brit-Magyar School works hard week by week to provide students with a varied, balanced, and healthy lunch. This dedication was reflected
Dear Families, We are excited to introduce two new courses starting in January, specifically designed for high school students.The two courses are Business and Debate, both conducted entirely in English. These courses are perfect for high school students preparing to apply to English-language universities. The Business and Debate courses aim to equip students with essential skills for academic and professional success. Students will learn the foundations of critical thinking, how to confidently present their ideas, and tackle real-world problems—skills that will provide a significant advantage at the university and in future careers. Don’t miss this opportunity to set your child up for a successful future! Both courses are ideal for high schoolers planning to apply to international universities, as they focus on improving professional English skills, mastering the art of confident argumentation, and gaining valuable knowledge for admissions interviews and university projects. Course Details: Start Date: January 2025 Frequency: Twice a week ( Mondays&Wednesdays) Duration: 2×50-minute sessions per class Location: In-person, maximum of 12 participants per group Fee per Semester: 550,000 HUF per course Instructor: An experienced American teacher with 20 years of expertise, offering practical and hands-on learning in English. We will hold an information session for parents and high school students on Friday, November 29, at 16:00 at our Tárogató Road location. If you’re interested, please register on our website or via email. Feel free to contact us regarding opportunities for community service as well! Thank you, English School of Budapest
In the field of Information and Communication Technology, our eighth-grade students reached the finals in the 4th Lajos Petrik Academic Competition. For the final round,
In history class, throughout November, we are covering the curriculum using the project method across all grades. Benett Garamvölgyi surprised us with an additional, very
On Thursday, the two 5th-grade classes visited the District II branch of the Metropolitan Ervin Szabó Library. During the session, the children learned that libraries
The 5th graders were introduced to new material in their math class. The introduction to the topic of geometry is characterized by hands-on experience, and