“ISS feels like a second home. The teachers are super supportive, and I always feel motivated to do my best.”
Explore an Innovative Way of Learning at International Sharing School
Our diverse, dynamic environment nurtures students to become confident, innovative, and responsible global citizens.
Learning Through Sharing
Welcome to International Sharing School
At ISS Taguspark, education goes beyond textbooks and exams. Our mission is to nurture well-rounded individuals who are curious, adaptable and prepared for the challenges of an ever-changing world.
Our state-of-the-art learning spaces—designed to inspire innovation, collaboration and hands-on discovery—ensure that students thrive in an engaging and dynamic environment tailored for 21st-century education.
Tailored Learning for Every Stage
An International Education with the IB Programmes
At International Sharing School – Taguspark, through the International Baccalaureate Programme, students engage in diverse experiences, developing into tomorrow’s leaders.
Foundations
1 – 3 years old
ISS teachers use the IB principles to develop an environment where your baby learns through educational concepts, social interactions, play, and new experiences.
The authentic assessment tools created by our experienced and dedicated teachers ensure all children are meeting developmentally appropriate milestones as they introduce new activities for learning.
Primary Years Programme
3 – 11 years old
ISS aims to offer a balanced programme that focuses on acquiring knowledge, developing essential skills, understanding meaningful concepts, and developing positive attitudes, leading to thoughtful action.
We do all of this starting in the Early Years and moving to Primary within a school community that values care, hospitality and multiculturalism as key elements of our work.
Middle Years Programme
11 – 16 years old
At ISS, using the programme, students build on their personal strengths and to embrace challenges in subjects in which they might not excel.
The MYP offers students opportunities to develop their potential, to explore their own learning preferences, to take appropriate risks, and to reflect on, and develop, a strong sense of personal identity, while “learning how to learn”.
Diploma Programme
16 – 18 years old
At ISS, the student is greeted with passionate, very experienced and motivated staff (including IB examiners and IB workshop leaders) and astonishing and flexible learning spaces that will spark students’ senses and catalyse motivation.
Leading universities around the globe greatly value the DP for its holistic approach.
Where learning meets passion in Lisbon
A Thriving Student Life
At International Sharing School – Taguspark, student life is dynamic and enriching, offering opportunities beyond academics. From after-school activities in arts, sports, and technology to student voice initiatives that foster leadership, every student can explore their passions.
Our summer camps provide exciting learning experiences during the holidays, while our Parent Committee and Groups strengthen family-school connections, creating a supportive and engaged community.
“Our unique learning spaces promote a mindset of openness, exploration, and innovation, and we are fortunate to call Lisbon our home, with all that it offers for our international school.”
As a parent, I understand the importance of a child’s education and all that a school community provides for their development and happiness.
I am deeply committed to leading the ISS Taguspark community to allow all our students to achieve their very best and to enable them to flourish into lifelong learners.
– Carlien Shelley, Principal of International Sharing School Taguspark
“I love how ISS makes learning fun and interactive. It’s not just about textbooks, but real-life learning.”
“The community at ISS is amazing. Everyone is friendly, and I always feel like I belong.”
“ISS lets me explore what I love, whether it’s arts, sports, or just trying new things. It’s really cool.”
Sharing School Community
What our Community Says
With our core values — Care, Multiculturalism and Hospitality — we create a community made up of dedicated parents, passionate teachers and enthusiastic students.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Before you send your message, we can provide some answers to some of the most frequently asked questions. We hope these help you decide to join our school community in Lisbon.
International Sharing School is open from 7:30 am to 6:30 pm with our EYP and PYP classes running from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm and our MYP and DP classes running from 8:30 am to 4:10 pm.
We accept students from 1 to 18 years old at the time of admission.
We accept a maximum of 20 students per class, although this number can vary depending on the academic development of the group. Our Early Years Programme (EYP) and Primary Years Programme (PYP) classrooms have two teachers per class in addition to their subject specialists.
Yes, students up to Diploma Programme are required to wear a smart, yet casual uniform.
Yes, we provide a healthy, balanced lunch for all students. Our meals are prepared by our nutritionist and ensure students eat the daily recommended nutrients they need to be at their best possible level.
Our meals include lunch and two snacks per day, with a selection of 3 different courses every day: Mediterranean menu, diet menu and vegetarian menu. We also offer a salad bar prepared with fresh ingredients every day and a different option of soup and fruits.
We will supply all stationery supplies such as pens, pencils, and schoolbooks, among others. Students in our Early Years Programme (EYP) are required to bring bedsheets to sleep and a change of clothes.
Students in Grade 4 up to Grade 12 are required to bring their own laptop, while we provide laptops for students up to Grade 4. We recommend that all students bring their personal water bottle.
Yes, parents are a key asset to our community and bring valuable input and feedback. Parent representation is organized through our Parents and Teachers Group (PTG) and meets regularly with the school Board and Pedagogical Leadership Team to create joint activities and find areas to improve.
We have students of over 50 different nationalities.
No, we are a non-denominational school with students from all different religions and beliefs.
