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Microsoft Showcase Schools 2017-18 Microsoft Showcase Schools are a global community of schools engaged in digital transformation to improve teaching and learning. They create immersive and inclusive experiences that inspire lifelong learning, and stimulate development of essential life skills to empower students to achieve more. [Type text] [Type text] [Type text] Microsoft Showcase Schools Country / location School name Asia Pacific and New Zealand Bangladesh Alhaj Anwara Begum High School Bangladesh Barik Meah High School Bangladesh Chittagong International School Bangladesh Dps Sts School Dhaka Bangladesh Harpara High School Bangladesh Housing & Settlement Public School Bangladesh Kafco School & College Bangladesh Mirza Ahmed Ispahani Smriti Biddalaya Bangladesh Naziria Naymia Mahmudia Madrasha Bangladesh Uttar Gomdandi High School Bangladesh Viqarunnisa Noon School & College, Dhanmondi Branch, Morning Shift Brunei Chung Hwa Middle School Brunei Yayasan Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Indonesia SMP Muhammadiyah 9, Jakarta Indonesia Springfield School Korea Daegu Hansol Elementary School Korea Daegu Joongang Middle/High School Korea Gumho Middle School Korea Gyeongil Girls High School Korea Mireu Elementary School Korea Yongin Information High School Malaysia Abdul Rahman Talib National Secondary Malaysia Bukit Jelutong National Primary Malaysia Johor Bahru Mara Junior Science College Malaysia Kempas National Secondary Malaysia Sungai Pusu National Secondary Malaysia Taman Bukit Maluri National Secondary Malaysia Taman Senangan National Primary Malaysia Tun Mohammad Fuad Stephens MARA Junior Science College Maldives Ghiyasuddin International School New Zealand Baradene College of The Sacred Heart New Zealand Botany Downs Secondary College New Zealand Freemans Bay School New Zealand Lindisfarne College New Zealand Long Bay College New Zealand Methven Primary School New Zealand Nayland College New Zealand Opaheke School New Zealand Rathkeale College New Zealand Scots College New Zealand St. Thomas of Canterbury College Philippines Asia Pacific College Philippines De La Salle University - Dasmarinas Philippines De La Salle Zobel Philippines Lyceum of The Philippines - Manila https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/education/school-leaders/showcase-schools/default.aspx Microsoft Showcase Schools Country / location School name Philippines National University Philippines Siliman University Philippines Xavier University, Ateneo De Cagayan Singapore Crescent Girls School Singapore East Spring Secondary School Singapore Nan Chiau Primary School Singapore Shuqun Sec Singapore St Hilda's Pri Sri Lanka Embilipitiya President's College Sri Lanka Kandy Model School Sri Lanka The British School Colombo Sri Lanka Wesley College Thailand Bangkok Christian College Thailand Prince Royal College Vietnam American International School Vietnam Ischool Vietnam Nguyen Sieu High School Vietnam Nguyen Sieu School Vietnam Thpt Phan Huy Chú - Đống Đa Vietnam Vietnam Australia International School Vietnam Vinschool Australia Australia Abbotsleigh School Australia All Hallows' School Australia Dallas Brooks Community Primary School Australia Frankston High School Australia Hale School Australia Immanuel College Australia Ormiston College Australia Saint Stephen's College Australia Trinity Grammar School, Kew Canada Canada Almonte District High School Canada Amherstburg Public School Canada Appleby College Canada Dorothy Peacock Elementary School Canada Glengarry District High School Canada Glenwood Public School Canada Holy Cross Catholic Secondary Canada Holy Family Catholic School Canada Island Lakes Community School Canada Jeunes Sans Frontieres Canada Kingsville Public School Canada Laurenhill Academy Canada Queen of Heaven Catholic School https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/education/school-leaders/showcase-schools/default.aspx Microsoft Showcase Schools Country / location School name Canada Queen Victoria Public School Canada Regiopolis-Notre Dame Catholic High School Canada Seaway District High School Canada Seneca Trail PS Canada The Stewart School Central Ontario Almonte SS/UPDSB Central Ontario Archbishop M.C. O'neill Catholic High School Central Ontario Blue Water District School Board Central Ontario Chimo ES/UPDSB Central Ontario Ecole Secondaire Georges-P-Vanier Central Ontario Glengarry SS/UPDSB Central Ontario Mother Teresa Central Ontario St John Catholic High School (Catholic District School Board of Eastern Ontario) Central Ontario St. Bernadette Central Ontario St. Lawrence SS/UPDSB Central Ontario St. Thomas The Apostle CES Central Ontario Stewart ES/UPDSB Central Ontario Tecumseh Vista Academy Central Ontario Terry Fox Ps/Ddsb West BC 8th Avenue Learning Centre West BC A W Neill Elementary School West BC Alberni District Secondary West BC Alberni Elementary School West BC E J Dunn Elementary School West BC John Howitt Elementary School West BC Maquinna Elementary School West BC Ucluelet Elementary School West BC Ucluelet Secondary School West BC Wickaninnish Community School West BC Wood Elementary School Central and Eastern Europe Albania 28 Nentori High School Albania Naim Frasheri Armenia Yerevan N198 High School Azerbaijan Baku Modern School Croatia Mato Lovrak Croatia Osnovna Å¡Kola ''Mladost'' Croatia Osnovna Škola "Gripe" Croatia Osnovna Škola Alojzija Stepinca Croatia Osnovna Škola Popovača Cyprus The Grammar School Nicosia Czech Republic Gymnázium, Česká 64, České Budějovice Czech Republic Střední Škola Zemědělská A Potravinářská, Klatovy, Národních Mučedníků 141 Czech Republic ZŠ A MŠ Červený Vrch Greece Doukas Private School Greece Hellenic-American Educational Foundation Athens College - Psychico College https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/education/school-leaders/showcase-schools/default.aspx Microsoft Showcase Schools Country / location School name Greece Mandoulides Schools Greece S. Avgoulea-Linardatou Hungary Áldás Utcai Általános Iskola Hungary Jedlik Ányos Secondary Grammar School Kazakhstan International School of Astana Kazakhstan Miras International School, Astana Kazakhstan Nazarbayev Intellectual School of Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Zhezkazgan Kazakh-Turkish High School Kosovo Green School Kosovo Model Lithuania Kursenai Laurynas Ivinskis Gymnasium Poland II Liceum Ogolnoksztalcace im. Adama Mickiewicza w Słupsku Poland Szkoła Podstawowa nr 15 im. Wł. Syrokomii w Radomiu Poland Szkoła Podstawowa nr 3 im. Małego Powstańca w Ząbkach Poland Zespół Szkół Technicznych im. Tadeusza Kościuszki w Radomiu Romania American International School of Bucharest Romania Colegiul National De Informatica Piatra Neamt Romania Colegiul National Emanuil Gojdu Oradea Romania Colegiul Național Grigore Moisil Bucuresti Romania Scoala Gimnaziala Nr. 5 Romania Scoala Gimnaziala Sava Popovici Barcianu Russia Bauman Lyceum Russia Boarding School "IT-Lyceum KSU " Russia GBU GPPC Dogm Russia High School 1517 Russia High School Tsaritsyno 548 Russia It Lyceum №28, Kirov Russia Maou "Licey #21" Russia Mbei «Gymnasium No24» Russia Municipal Autonomous Educational Institution "Education Center No 1" C. Belgorod Russia Municipal Budgetary Educational Institution Secondary School 116 Russia ORT - Gunzburg School #550 Russia School #184 "Novaya Shkola" Russia School #2089 Russia School 1552 Serbia Jovan Jovanovic Zmaj Slovakia Comenius University, Faculty of Natural Sciences Slovakia Hotelová akadémia Slovakia Szš Kechnec 13 Slovakia ZŠ S MŠ Rudolfa Dilonga Slovakia Zs Zahoracka Malacky Slovenia Anton Martin Slomsek Catholic Grammar School Slovenia Oš Dobje Ukraine Britannica School Ukraine Creative International Children`S School Ukraine Dnipropetrovsk City High School of Information Technology Ukraine Dnipropetrovsk Lyceum of Informational Technologies https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/education/school-leaders/showcase-schools/default.aspx Microsoft Showcase Schools Country / location School name Ukraine Educational Association № 6 "Specialized School of I-III, Aesthetic Education Center" Ukraine European Collegium Private School Ukraine Kherson Gymnasium # 1 Ukraine Novomyrgorodskiy School Number 2 Ukraine Novopechersk School Ukraine Novoukrainskiy School-III Levels Number 8 Ukraine Nvc Kirovogradskiy Collegium Ukraine Palmirskiy School I-III Zolotonosha Cherkasy Region District Council Ukraine Primary Educational Institution - Liko School- Ukraine School-III Levels №3 M. Khmilnyk Vinnytsia Region Ukraine School-III Levels №35 Vinnytsia City Council Ukraine Shostka Gymnasium Ukraine Taras Shevchenko Himnazia from Kropyvnytski Ukraine Zalishchyky State Gimnasia France France Collège Episcopal Saint Etienne France Institution Notre Dame De France De Malakoff France Lycée Jean Xxiii France Lycée Maurice Ravel GCR China Tianjin Hangu No.9 Middle School Hong Kong C & Ma Sun Kei Primary School Hong Kong Hkcccu Logos Academy Hong Kong Pak Kau College Hong Kong Salesian School Hong Kong The Education University of Hong Kong Jockey Club Primary School Taiwan Chia-Yi Municipal Sing-An Elementary School Taiwan New Taipei Municipal Mingder High School Taiwan Pei Yuan Elementary School Taiwan Tainan Municipal Haidong Elementary School, Taiwan (R.O.C.) Taiwan Xin-Gang Elementary and Junior High School Germany Germany Adolf-Kolping-Berufsschule Zur Sonderpädagogischen Germany Andreas-Schneider-Schule Heilbronn Germany Berlin Cosmopolitan School Germany Berufkolleg Für Technik Und Informatik Neuss Germany Berufliche Schule Itech Elbinsel Wilhelmsburg Germany Bib International College (BK Für Angewandte Informatik) Germany Bk Uerdingen Germany Daa Wirtschaftsakademie Germany
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