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King Constantine Medal. The King Constantine medal is produced by Round Square and distributed each year to all Global member schools, usually at the Round Square International Conference. This medal is then awarded by the school to a student or staff/faculty member at a Round Square Member school’s annual prize-giving or another formal occasion.
Round Square is a worldwide network of innovative schools in 40 countries across five continents. Discover our holistic approach to learning through six IDEALS, explore the benefits of membership ...
Use of the Round Square Discoveries is optional for Candidate and Member Schools, who are invited to experiment and innovate with this open-resource. The result is a shared and constantly evolving library of good practice, new approaches, lesson plans, and case studies that all schools in the Round Square community can access.
DAIS joined Round Square in March 2008 as a Regional Member (South Asia & Gulf Region). As an acknowledgement of our work based on the Round Square philosophy, our school was awarded Global Membership of Round Square in April 2010.The school's overarching aim is to help every child grow to full potential and develop as a whole person, which distinctly aligns with Round Square’s six pillars - international understanding, democracy, environment, adventure, leadership, and service (IDEALS).
For Round Square a Spirit of Adventure is characterised by those who push themselves beyond their perceived limits, cross boundaries & discover that they are capable of more than they thought. Through defining and promoting a Spirit of Adventure, Round Square schools create a culture and environment in which students are encouraged to take risks and step outside their comfort zone.
Indian High School, Dubai. Gender: Coeducational. Type: Boarding. Age range: 10 - 17. Indian High School, Dubai comes with a history of over 53 years, since its inception in 1961. Indian high School, or IHS as we call it, is the oldest, largest and the leading educational institution in the Gulf Region.
Six questions are set out below, each relating to one of the Round Square IDEALS. The challenge is to take on each of these questions and share your responses through completing the task set at the end. You might be doing this in your own time, or you may be working through the challenges as a class or in your student group. Please refer to ...
