

The 1st quarter of term 2 started with a lot of excitement as pupils embarked on their science fair projects. It was fascinating to see young scientists performing various experiments as their project work. The theme and focus of the projects was researching observable environmental problems such as deforestation, dehydration, saving plants and harvesting rainwater….
Education is often discussed in numbers, grades, rankings, and results. Those metrics matter, but they do not tell the full story. Learning is fundamentally about people. Children arrive in school with different strengths and ways of understanding the world. Some excel in analytical problem solving, others in creativity and expression, and many thrive when given…
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One of the most rewarding moments in education is hearing a child confidently explain something they have learned in their own words. Not because they memorised it for a test, but because they explored it, questioned it, and experienced it for themselves. Children are naturally curious. They want to understand how things work, why things…
International Women’s Day reminds us that progress begins with intention and this year’s theme, “Give To Gain,” speaks directly to the heart of education. When we give a girl access to quality learning, mentorship and opportunities, we gain something far greater in return. We gain a confident thinker, a compassionate leader and a global citizen…
Over four weeks, our learners tested ideas during science practicals, found the confidence to speak in French, joined dances they had once been unsure about and discovered the satisfaction of making something with their own hands. Along the way, new friendships formed, learners became more confident in the water and challenges felt easier to approach…