ANNUAL REPORT 2008–09

International School of Paris

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ANNUAL REPORT 2008–093

ANNUAL REPORT 2008–09

TREASURER’S REPORT

FINANCIAL REPORT 2008–09

LETTER FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOLREPORT

LETTER FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL

SCHOOL-WIDE ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2009

How the money comes in...

... how the money is used.

1% Financial revenues 1% Donations 1% Bus 1% Holiday Language Program 1% Other Revolving

16% Premises 6% Indirect Expenses 5% Depreciation 4% Educational Expenses2% Bus 1% Professional Development 1% School Trips1% Holiday Language Program 1% Other Revolving

Dear ISP Community,In accordance with French law and our own by-laws,

I am pleased to provide you with a summary of the fi nancial statements for the fi scal year from 1 September 2008 to 31 August 2009. These were approved at the General Assembly on 1 December, 2009.

Total revenue (including revolving activities) amounted to 15,315,054 and 15,339,982 including other revenue. Total operating expenses have increased to 15,085,963 , with salaries and charges amounting to 5,976,164 . As expected, social charges and education expenses made up the next-largest segment of the school’s operating costs.

Operating income totaled a profi t of 254,019 .With a net fi nancial loss of 24,204 , and a net excep-tional result of 110,950 , the net income reported is 340 765 .

The net result for the fi scal year ended 31 August, 2009 of 340,765 is allocated as follows: 1,465 to the endowment funds and 339,299 to reserve funds. Total reserves, including endowment funds, are now 3,902,012 .

Despite diffi cult economic times and the current fi nancial crisis, the year 2008-2009 has been marked by a growth in the number of students, in line with the budget. This resulted in a signifi cant gain. The strategic choice to invest in a new building at 98 rue du Ranelagh to continue to respond to an ever-growing demand has allowed the Association to pursue its growth and to continue to create jobs.

The result for the year 2008-2009 is thus 340 765 , an increase of 138% with respect to the previous year. This gain was unexpected as the 2008-2009 operating bud-get foresaw a loss. The 2009-2010 budget shows a slight decrease in the number of students from 695 to 678.

The level of activity projected in the 2009-2010 budget is realistic since there are currently 643 pay-ing students, 35 fewer than budgeted, which is a level comparable to previous years at the same date. What is important to note is that the number of students leaving at the end of the year 2008-2009 (243) has allowed for an infl ux of new students for the year 2009-2010 (214). In addition, the number of Primary School students is greater than that of the Secondary School, which was not forseen when the budget was adopted. Consequently, today we forecast that the amount of revenue will be lower than indicated in the budget.

Roberto Agnoli, Treasurer

WHOLE SCHOOL- Drafted a new ISP Code

of Conduct- Reviewed Assessment Policy

PRIMARY SCHOOL- Sent PYP Action Plan to the IB- Curriculum review of the

French program- Audit of math program- Curricular mapping

SECONDARY SCHOOL- 94% pass rate in the IB

Diploma- Introduced choice in the IB

MYP Program (Grade 10) - Introduced new options

for Design Technology and English A2 in the IB Diploma (Grade 11) for 2009/10

- Completed a feasibility study for Theatre Arts

- Implemented the PSE program in Grades 6-12

STAFF - Hired two new principals- Hired a consulting fi rm

(WEAVE) to review salaries and compensation

- Created IB-oriented appraisal document

- Drafted 360-degree appraisal for post holders

- Developed recruitment procedures

- Made appraisal document for non-teaching staff

- Developed a Charte Informatique for the Staff

- Wrote new ISP Code of Conduct for staff

- Reviewed Professional Development Policy

FINANCE- Formulated and introduced

new policies - Prepared regular data

analysis on the school

- Prepared a regular external risk analysis

- Defi ned parameters for non-tuition income

- Raised 110,000 in donations

FACILITIES - Made plans of all facilities - Created template for

analyzing future and ideal needs for space

- Wrote new Emergency Procedures

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - Created and launched

the school’s new website- Launched the ISP

Intranet - “iSpot” - Set up a stand-alone testing

environment for ePortal development

- Automated daily enrollment forecast reports for Admissions

LEADERSHIP & ORGANIZATION - Disseminated Leader Profi le

to parents & staff, and used it to hire both Principals

- Researched and designed a 360-degree appraisal of post-holders

- Revised staff job descriptions and roles

- Published revised Staff Handbook

GOVERNANCE- Trustee elections in

November, 2008 - Board Self-Evaluation,

January, 2009- Board review of 360-degree

review and goal-setting, March 2009

- Board Training, May 2009

Dear ISP Community,

After six years as the Primary School Principal, the 2008-2009 academic year was a very special one for me as the newly-appointed Head of School. It was a year in which the school saw many changes in leadership and achieved a great deal. I am immensely proud to be leading such a hard-working team, which allowed the school to progress so rapidly.

For the second year the Primary School campus enjoyed more user-friendly facilities with larger classrooms, an enlarged play area and more interactive Smartboards. The Secondary School campus expanded virtually with wonderful additions in technology, which all have a direct and immediate impact on student learning. Specifi cally, we acquired exciting new software programs in the music, science, art and design technology departments. Below is a list of ongoing achievements, which continue our strateigic plan initiatives. We are very proud of our accomplishments, and I would like to thank everyone who worked so hard in these areas: our staff, Board of Trustees, PTA and our parents and students, without whom none of this would have been possible.

Sincerely,

Audrey Peverelli, Head of School

95% Tuition Fees

63% Salaries & Charges

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We wish to acknowledge the generosity of the following donors to the 2008-09 Fund for ISP. Their individual and collective gifts to the School provided more professional development workshops for teachers, 20 new laptop computers and one new Smart Board in the Primary School, 30 new laptop computers and two new Smart Boards in the Secondary School, and a computer-driven milling machine in the design technology lab. (Those marked with an asterisk have donated to ISP for at least three consecutive years.)

INDIVIDUAL DONORSAnonymous (11)Mr. & Mrs. Roberto AgnoliMr. Maxime AiachMr. & Mrs. Brian Ainsworth *Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. AlexanderMs. Anne Bagamery *Mr. & Mrs. Thierry BachelierMr. Raghav BhatnagarMrs. Dianne Beal Mr. Richard Berry *Mr. & Mrs. Marc Chayette*Mrs. Helena CizkovaMr. Piers Cumberlege &

Ms. Edith LemieuxMr. & Mrs. James Cumming *Mr. Jean CremerMr. & Mrs. Luc FabryMr. & Mrs. David FurbyMme Virginia Dumont GreckMr. Rolf Gren Ms. Sabrina Gren ‘01Mr. & Mrs. Ashwani GuptaMrs. Morgan Hanzlik ‘91*Mr. & Mrs. John HarrisMr. James Hertling & Ms. Sarah Towle *Mr. & Mrs. William HoranMr. & Mrs. Myoung-Ki KimMr. & Mrs. Paul Kimball *Mr. Omar Kodmani ‘85 *Mr. & Mrs. Akihiko KoenumaMr. & Mrs. Thomas Kunz *Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Latner

Mme Helen LalitteMr. & Mrs. Louis LarocheMr. & Mrs. Donald Lawrence *Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm Leader Mr. Michael Leader ‘89Ms. Jenny Leader-Hill ‘91Mr. & Mrs. Ranjan MathaiMr. & Mrs. Allan McNichol *Mr. & Mrs. Denis Metzger *Mr. & Mrs. Charles Moyer *Mr. & Mrs. Detlef Mueller-WiesnerMr. & Mrs. Pablo Munoz-RojasMr. & Mrs. Frank O’NeillMr. & Mrs. John Pallat Mr. Roman PolanskiMr. Jean RabyMr. & Mrs. Pascal Ravery *Mr. & Mrs. Timothy RyanMr. & Mrs. Carpiceci-SartorettiMr. & Mrs. Yoshihiko SasakiMr. & Mrs. Stefano ScarpettaMr. Eric SerraMr. & Mrs. StockhamMr. & Mrs. James Swayzee *Mr. Stephen Swire &

Ms. Jacqueline Neuwirth-SwireMr. Hans Wahl & Ms. Carrie

Levenson-WahlMr. & Mrs. Jean-Peter Wallgren *Mr. & Mrs. Philip Webber *Mr. & Mrs. Matthew WegrzynowiczMr. & Mrs. James WoolseyMr. Zhang & Mrs. Yang

ENDOWMENT FUNDMr. & Mrs. Richard B. Alexander

CORPORATE DONORSAcadomiaADPEvian Royal ResortGoldman Sachs Gives FoundationING DirectNestle WatersThe New York Times Foundation

GALERIE BLUE SQUARE EVENTAUCTION DONORSMr. & Mrs. Marc ChayetteMr. Manuel de VasconcelosEvian Royal ResortMs. Sarah HazlegroveHotel Prince de GallesMr. & Mrs. Thomas KunzMr. & Mrs. Joshua LatnerMr. Jean-Yves Le MenerMr. & Mrs. Pascal RaveryMme Beate Scharl

SUPPORTERSMs. Anne BagameryMrs. Dianne BealMr. & Mrs. Raghav BhatnagarMr. & Mrs. Marc ChayetteMr. & Mrs. James CummingMrs. Josephine DuvalMrs. Eri HoMr. & Mrs. KeelingMr. & Mrs. Thomas KunzMrs. Carrie Levenson-WahlMr. & Mrs. Alan McNicholMr. Moffat & Ms. HallerMr. & Mrs. Gerard PeverelliMr. & Mrs. Van RoyMr. & Mrs. Vipin SharmaMr. & Mrs. Harri SillanpääMr. & Mrs. Michael SternMrs. Mona Van OpstalMr & Mrs. Charles MoyerMrs. Tuija WallgrenMr. & Mrs. Matthew Wegrzynowicz

MINIMOY FILM EVENTMr. Joe Arnett

Ms. Jovita BalcaitieneMr. Luc BessonThe Besson FamilyMrs. Cécile BourgeoisMr. Burnand-GalpinMr. Nelson CampeloMs. Kate ClarkMs. Joy DadounMs. Agnès DucheminMrs. Marlies FurbyMrs. Isabelle Giraud-CarrierMr. David GrubbMs. Susana GuedesMrs. Mimi HarrisMs. Kyla KordellMrs. Pieternel KroesMrs. Charlotte KunzMrs. Carrie Levenson-WahlMrs. Mary McNicholMr. Louis Merceron-VicatMrs. Gail MessiquaMrs. Lisa NormanMrs. Mona Van OpstalMrs. Audrey PeverelliMr. Byron RaderMrs. Michele RaveryMrs. Joanne RicklefsMrs. Dianne DellederaMr. Zainidi SidupMrs. Maryvonne SillanpääMrs. Wanne SinterniklaasMrs. Candice StarkMrs. Susan StecklerMrs. Petra SweeneyMr. Stephen SwireThe Tal FamilyMrs. Maiju TapaninenMrs. Tuija WallgrenMr. Matthew Wegrzynowicz

THE PIANIST FILM EVENTSPONSORSAnonymous (3)ADPAcadomiaMr. & Mrs. Maxime AiachThe Ainsworth FamilyMr. & Mrs. James CummingMr. & Mrs. John HarrisDavid & Marlies Furby

Charlotte & Thomas KunzMr. & Mrs. Joshua LatnerMr. & Mrs. Denis MetzgerNestle WatersMr. Roman PolanskiPascal & Michele RaveryMr. Stephen Swire &

Ms. Jacqueline Neuwirth-Swire

DONORSMr. & Mrs. Roberto AgnoliMr. Christopher ArnettMrs. Bernadette ArnettMr. & Mrs. AugoustiMs. Anne BagameryJenny ByarMrs. Marjorie ChayetteMr. James ChedburnMrs. Isabelle DassonvilleGabriel DauvinMs. Guillemette DelaporteMrs. Josephine DuvalMrs. Jennie FeinmannJolene FleermuysPatricia GermainStephanie & Johan GilbertMr. Sharad GoelMrs. Michelle GoddardKerstin GruneMrs. Catherine HardMrs. Birgit HaukeJim Hertling & Sarah TowleMrs. Martine HerzMrs. Eri HoMr. & Mrs. HunterMelinda KahnLisa KrautliPieternel KroesMr. Paul KimballAnn KordahlSenn KunzenMr. & Mrs. LathuillerieMrs. Franciszka LawrenceMr. Hans Wahl & Ms. Carrie

Levenson-WahlMr. & Mrs. Alan McNicholAnthony & Erin MohrMr. Jeff NormanAudrey & Gerard PeverelliMrs. Nathalie RabyMr. & Mrs. Jean-Louis RedvalMrs. Jodie RicklefsMr. Timothy RyanMr. & Mrs. Michael SalomonJi Hyun Shin

Marion SmadjaMr. & Mrs. Ron SofferMatthew & Petra SweeneyMrs. Susan TalLaurence ThebaultBeatrice Valbin-ConstantMrs. Mona Van OpstalMs. Amelie VenninMrs. Tuija WallgrenMr. Matthew WegrzynowiczNina WilsonJohn & Susanna WorthingtonKrista Zegura

VOLUNTEERSISP is dependent on the good will, hard work and talents of many “bénévoles.” In addition to the outstanding volunteers of the Board of Trustees and the PTA, we wish to acknowledge the people below for their exceptional service to ISP’s fundraising efforts:

DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL 2008-09Mrs. Sharon AinsworthMrs. Marjorie Chayette, TrusteeMrs. Janet CummingMrs. Eri HoMrs. Charlotte KunzMr. Donald Lawrence, Trustee ChairMrs. Mary McNicholMrs. Michele Ravery, TrusteeMrs. Denise Stern

GALERIE BLUE SQUARE EVENTMrs. Mary McNichol, Co-ChairMrs. Charlotte Kunz, Co-ChairMrs. Denise SternMr. Matthew Wegrzynowicz,

Auctioneer

MINIMOY FILM EVENTMrs. Maryvonne Sillanpää,

Co-ChairMrs. Wanne Sinterniklaas,

Co-ChairMrs. Charlotte KunzMrs. Mary McNichol

THE PIANIST FILM EVENTMrs. Sharon Ainsworth, Co-ChairMrs. Janet Cumming, Co-ChairMrs. Charlotte KunzMrs. Mary McNichol

This report refl ects contributions made from September 1, 2008 to August 31, 2009. We have made every effort to acknowledge all who have donated throughout our fi scal year. We apologize in advance if we inadvertently omitted or incor-rectly acknowledged your gift. For any corrections, please contact: clevenson@isparis.edu.

DONATIONS TO ISP THE PTA AT ISPDONATIONS TO ISP THE PTA AT ISP

ISP’s 2009 Parent Teacher Association events were highlighted by two parties that provided book-ends to the year: the PTA’s 40th annual “International Night” in November and the June “School’s-Out-Summer’s-Coming Party”. Both were well-attended by large crowds of parents and staff. Along with the 8th annual “Welcome Workshop” and numerous “Coffee Morning” get-togethers throughout the year, the PTA organized a variety of social events for the ISP community.

Dozens of volunteers helped support various activities including the “Holiday Bazaar”, “Staff Appreciation Breakfast”, library and theatre assistance, in addition to the help grade repre-sentatives give teachers every week. Volunteers also coordinated a variety of activities for par-ents, including conversation groups (English, French, German and Italian), cooking lessons, tours of Paris, Nordic walking, and yoga classes.

In addition, the PTA donated over 6,000 Euros toward student activities, including support of ISP drama productions and facilities, the “Model United Nations” program, graduation cakes, and “Sports Day” refreshments, just to name a few.

The PTA Executive Committee

The Holiday Bazaar

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Richard Harrold is our new Primary School Principal. He is a British national, but left the UK for the life of an international teacher - and then administrator, back in 1994. He came to ISP from Monterrey, Mexico where he headed the upper ele-mentary section of a large American School. Prior to Monterrey, Richard worked in Holland, Venezuela, Thailand, China, England, Hong Kong and Japan. As he says: “I think I was intended for the international life; my mother is Chinese, my father was English. I have a Venezuelan wife, Luchy, two Dutch daughters (Sol, aged 6 and Risa, aged 4) and a Mexican son (aged 2)”

Richard’s areas of education interest include linguistics, assessment and future schooling. He is studying for a PhD that focuses on technology in education. Away from school, Richard loves cricket and rugby, Indian food and cooking. One of his school teachers once wrote in a school report “if he knew as much physics as he knows about the Beatles, he would win a Nobel Prize”. Richard learned Chinese during his six years in China and that experience awakened a love of languages. He is now trying to resurrect his school French!

BARRY MANSFIELD

USAAmerican UniversityBard CollegeBennington CollegeBowdoin CollegeBoston UniversityBryn Mawr CollegeCalifornia Institute of the ArtsChapman UniversityColby CollegeThe College of William & MaryUniversity of Colorado at BoulderColumbia UniversityDepaul UniversityElon UniversityEmory CollegeEndicott College Fordham UniversityFisher CollegeGeorge Washington UniversityGrinnell CollegeHampshire CollegeJohn Hopkins UniversityKenyon CollegeLewis & Clark UniversityLoyola Marymount University,

Los AngelesLoyola University ChicagoLynn UniversityMacalester CollegeManhattanville College Marymount Manhattan CollegeUniversity of Massachusetts-

AmherstMount St Mary’s UniversityNortheastern University New York UniversityOberlin College

Parsons School of Design, Penn State University Providence CollegeUniversity of RedlandsReed CollegeUniversity of San DiegoUniversity of San FranciscoSarah Lawrence CollegeSavannah College of Art and Design Vassar CollegeVirginia Military InstituteWake Forest UniversityWheaton College

CANADAArt Institute of VancouverUniversity of British Columbia Concordia University

Ecole Polytechnique, University of MontrealKing’s University College McGill University Queen’s UniversityRyerson UniversityUniversity of MontrealUniversity of OttawaUniversity of TorontoUniversity of TrentUniversity of WaterlooYork University

U.K. & IRELANDUniversity of AberdeenUniversity of the Arts LondonUniversity of BathUniversity of BirminghamUniversity of Bristol

Brunel UniversityCity UniversityUniversity College London, ULUniversity of DurhamUniversity of East AngliaThe University of EdinburghThe University of EssexThe University of ExeterExeter, Peninsula Medical SchoolGoldsmiths University,ULImperial College London,

Medical SchoolKing’s College London,ULUniversity of LeedsUniversity of LiverpoolLondon Metropolitan UniversityLondon School of Economics

and Political ScienceLoughborough UniversityThe University of Manchester Middlesex UniversityThe University of NottinghamOxford Brookes UniversityQueen Mary, ULUniversity of ReadingRegent’s College LondonRichmond American International

UniversityRoehampton UniversityRoyal Holloway,ULSchool of Oriental and African

Studies, ULUniversity of SouthamptonUniversity of St. AndrewsUniversity of SurreyUniversity of SussexTrinity College, University

of Dublin

The University of WarwickYork University

JAPAN (partial listing)Aoyama University Bukkyo University Cho University Doshisha University Gakushuin UniversityHosei UniversityInternational Christian UniversityKansai UniversityKanseigakuin University Keio UniversityKyoto UniversityNara University of Education Ristumeikan UniversitySophia UniversityTokyo Science University Toyo University Tsukuba University University of Sacred Heart Waseda UniversityYokohama National University OTHERSAmerican University of ParisParsons Paris, School of Art

and DesignEcole Hoteliere de Lausanne,

SwitzerlandKorea UniversitySciences Politiques, FranceSeoul National UniversitySungkyunkwan University

CLASS OF 2009 UNIVERSITY ACCEPTANCES

University acceptances for 2008 & 2009 graduates, with those in bold indicating where the student chose to attend.

CLASS OF 2009 IB DIPLOMA RESULTS

33For the third year in a row, our students excelled in their exams. The top score for the IB Diploma is 45 points. Each subject area is graded out of 7 points. Here are ISP’s results for the Class of 2009.

7 students recieved 40 points and above

students recieved a Bi-lingual Diploma44

85% of students recieved bonus points 5 students recieved 39 points

students recieved the maximum bonus points994%

PASS RATE:

Highest diploma points awarded to a candidate:

Average points obtained by students who passed the diploma 5.32

Average grade obtained by candidates who passed the diploma

61 Number of candidates who passed the diploma

65 diploma candidates

CLASS OF 2009 IB DIPLOMA RESULTSCLASS OF 2009 IB DIPLOMA RESULTSCLASS OF 2009 IB DIPLOMA RESULTSCLASS OF 2009 IB DIPLOMA RESULTS

Barry Mansfi eld, joined ISP as the new Secondary School Principal after work-ing for six years in the same position at the International School of Berne in Switzerland. He began his career as a history teacher and, after working as a Head of Department, Head of Grade, and IB Diploma Coordinator, he was offered the opportunity to lead the sec-ondary school in Berne.

Barry has been working in IB schools since 1992; he fi rmly believes that these programs, PYP, MYP and Diploma, offer students the most complete education. Leading the Secondary School at ISP is the perfect professional opportunity: to work with great academic programs; to be supported by a highly-skilled staff and active, engaged parents; to provide for a wonderful student body; and to be located in such an exciting city,

A British national, Barry left the UK in 1988, teaching fi rst in Athens (where he met his wife, Jackie) and going on to Kenya (where he and Jackie were mar-ried), Dubai (where their son, Dylan, was born in 1994), the south of France,

Jeddah, and then Berne. It is perhaps an understatement to say that the family loves to travel. They have spent time in various parts of Asia (Borneo, Thailand, and Nepal) as well as in Europe, Africa and the U.S.A. Says Barry,“We have not yet made it to South America, but that will have to wait for now!”

The whole family enjoys reading, music, and going to the cinema. Many years ago both Barry and Jackie played in bands, trying to get that elusive record deal – Jackie actually turned down a contract to pursue her teaching qualifi cation! Barry enjoys following his favorite football team (Arsenal) though no-one else in the family quite has his passion for the game.

Barry’s decision to move to Paris was made as a parent as well as an educa-tor. He says: “When I fi rst came here, I was very impressed with the quality of the staff and the programs at ISP, and as parents it was very important to us that we enrolled our son in an IB school.” So, Dylan has joined the Grade 10 at ISP.

MEET OUR NEW PRINCIPALS

“We’re all extremely excited about living in Paris - a city we love. Most of all, I’m looking forward to working with the students at ISP since I love teaching and enjoy listening to... elementary students.”

“As a family we are looking forward to exploring Paris. We would like to thank everyone who has been so welcoming; we hope to make many new friends and have a great time in France, both personally and professionally.”

RICHARD HARROLD

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One of the great accomplish-ments of the last school year was the creation and launch of our new ISP website. Our pre-vious site was designed early in the digital age, when it was relatively rare for schools to have websites.

With the new site, the content can be easily changed by the External Affairs Offi ce and the focus has switched from show-casing our technological skills to using the web as a powerful tool for communications.

The new features of ISP’s website include an interactive calendar, a news section with RSS feed, a Faculty and Staff directory with a search func-tion, and much more.

The project is far from being fi nished. We frequently update the contents and upload new elements. Many new areas and features are being created at this very moment, the Alumni Portal and the ISP service pages among them.

The website is a constantly evolving publication and it will benefi t from any feedback we get from its users, so please don’t hesitate to contact us at: clevenson@isparis.edu.

VISIT OUR NEW SITE:

www.isparis.edu

TEACHERS & STAFF HONORED FOR LONG TENURE NEW SITE: FOR LONG TENURE

At the ISP luncheon this June, Mrs. Audrey Peverelli surprised these staff members with a gift to honor their long tenure and loyalty, collectively recognizing them for their service to ISP. Congratulations and “merci”!

OVER 20 YEARS

16 – 20 YEARS

15 –19 YEARS

10 – 14 YEARS

Elisabeth BRULEY

Brazelino CARNEIRO

SylvieLE JAN

NadineFERREIRA

Marianne FREIRE

Christine ESTRUGA

Jean-Marie GADONNEIX

Antonio FERREIRA

Mike COLLETT

Monica DEVOS

Jackie WRIGHT

Damian KERR

Catherine HARD

Esther BELLETTRE

Maria CARNEIRO

Jenny FEINMANN

John CHRISTY

Stacy CHANDLER-RAINGARD

Marie-Cyrille LAVALLE

Luis RIVERA

Agnès DUCHEMIN

Masako DI GESTO

Christine MERVEILLE

Brigitte SEVERY

Agnès REYNIER

Kiyo ISHIMURA

Marie-Martine RICHARD

Linda LAW

Head of School: Audrey Peverelli Editors: Carrie Levenson-Wahl, Tuija Wallgren Design: A. Tunick (www.atunick.com) Printed on Forest Stewardship Council Certifi ed Paper / All texts & photos copyright ISP