BEIMUN conference and it was hosted on the school campus. ISB also hosts clubs for middle and high school. Clubs at ISB are coordinated and supported by both the Student Council and the ISB Service Council, composed of the heads of each organization with support from three faculty facilitators. Clubs include: Chess Club, Debate, Kids Read, Public Radio, ISB Live, Makers Club, Model United Nations, Roots & Shoots, and Yearbook Design. The high school clubs include: Anime Club, History Club, SABAR Student Anti Bias Anti Racism Club, Aperature, ISB Live, Science Club, Basketball, Machine Learning and Research, Sports Medicine Club, BJ Student Press, Makers Club, STUCO, Blue Fire, Mandel Math, Student Wellness Club, Blue Shift, Mediheal, TESOL, Buddy, MUN, The Break, Business Club, NCC - Nightengale Charity Club, Thespians, Charity Fashion Show, Net Impact, Tri-M, CodeOlympians, Peer Helpers,Tri-M Music, Dear Letterbox, Tutoring Center, Dragon Chef, Prism, Ultimate Frisbee, Draxonic, Psych Club, We for She, Filmism, Regeneron Science Fair, World Scholar's Cup, Global Issues, Research Symposium, Yearbook, GreenKeepers, Robotics, Youth For Africa, Habitat for Humanity, Roots and Shoots. Athletics ISB's after-school sports program serves students at all grade levels, with elementary school, middle school and high school teams taking part in most events within ISAC, and the Beijing/Tianjin international school league. Additionally, ISB's high school teams compete in the ACAMIS, China Cup, and APAC organizations, with travel opportunities for various competitions within Asia. The swimming academy is highly competitive and successful, with excellent pool facilities. Elementary school students have many exciting intramural sports events, sports related ASA's as well as the now famous Jedi Juggler and Dribbling Dragons programs. These are complemented by additional opportunities for competition in invitational tournaments within the ISAC organization. Accreditations The ISB is accredited with the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) in the United States; the Council of International Schools and the International Baccalaureate Organization in Europe; and the National Center for School Curriculum and Textbook Development (NCCT) in China. ISB is a member of the East Asia Regional Council of Overseas Schools (EARCOS) and the National Association of College Admissions Counselors (NACAC). Academic reputation In 2010 Sarah Leung of the South China Morning Post wrote that ISB was "Recognised as one of the most academically rigorous international schools in Beijing". In 2013 Mike Embley, the headmaster of the British School of Beijing (BSB), stated that ISB, along with BSB and Western Academy