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We’re back online!
It was great to see Grade 3 students smiling faces on Wednesday morning. Thanks to being online, Mohammed was able to rejoin the class from India. It is was exciting to see him again. Here are some photos of our learning spaces and our thoughts about being online...
Go Grade 1!
Well done Grade 1! We can see that you have grown as learners and are being great self-managers. It is so good to see how you remembered online learning etiquette and showed respect to each other. We had fun making 3 different sized cones for the 3 Bears and popcorn,...
Online in Grade 2
It’s been a short week, but we had many show and tells, a reader of the week (Ali below), learnt how we can help bees and finally found out where BOB came from!!!!
A brief week online
Dear parents, I trust that everyone had a great long weekend. Our first week back with students learning online and students have made the transition with ease. While we would much prefer the students be at school, it is reassuring to know that students have been able...
G 5 :Arabic presentation
G5 students participated in some presentations, where each student chose a topic of his creativity and employed in it the skills of learning from research, thinking and perusal. They chose a variety of topics about choosing friends, and some of them chose about...
G8 Arabic MYP:
Completing the unit of wonders and oddities, the students activated the skills of learning, research and self-organization by presenting a presentation on one of the Seven Wonders of the World, taking into account the standard of organization and use of language,...
Spot the difference . . .
Grade 1 is back on line . . . and better than ever before. We’d all rather be face to face at school but ‘every cloud has a silver lining’ and Covid has certainly made our technology skills sky rocket! I finally figured out what teaching online reminds me of . . ....
New MYP Unit on Health and Medicine
This week Grade 10 students have started a new unit on the history and development of health and medicine. We will be tracking developments in the field from ancient times to the present and discovering what drove innovation. We will also take a look at health and...
Online again…Troubleshooting, Empathy & Participation
Hi everyone, Grade 5 have made a great start to our online learning. We have used the MoSCoW technique to work out a plan fro what we MUST do, SHOULD/COULD do and WON'T as online learners. Top of the list was troubleshooting, empathy and participation, as well as...
Back to Online Learning
The Grade 11's and 10's are back online and the general feeling is one of despondency. We can use this time to build or self-management and resilience skills even though we would all like to be face-to-face in school. Please reach out if you need help, family,...
Getting ready for Student Led Conferences
Student Led Conferences are just around the corner. Next Tuesday and Wednesday to be exact. Grade 4 students are excited about sharing their learning with their parents at this important event. They are compiling a portfolio of work as a slideshow to share. They will...
Faces.
It's funny how you can miss seeing faces while actually being able to see faces! While we miss having the students in the classroom, it is lovely to once again see their faces without masks! Congratulations to all students who made an extremely smooth transition back...
G10 done just in time.
It is never easy to transition from face-to-face to remote learning, but thankfully Grade 10 students were able to get their unit artworks done before the shift, even if they had been planning on making a more polished final version. Congratulations to them all for...
Statistics
Statistics is a tool used to make decisions that will impact on real-life choices, and where to spend our money and effort on activities - hopefully with some beneficial outcome. In Applications SL, the use of statistics covers about 50% of the course and is therefore...
Launching our Mini Business
As well as having fun dressing up each day for Spirit week, Grade 3 have worked together to produce a plan for our mini business. With some help from a few adults we found a shop that could print our products with the design we created in Oman Week. We had to do lots...
March Mammal Madness Bracket Competition
The Red Kangaroo managed to defeat the Harpy Eagle to be the 2021 MMM Champion. The students who entered the bracket challenge earned points as follows. 96 Points - Amanda, Amal 92 Points - Finley 92 Points - Tina 87 Points - Miyar* 85 Points - Reed*, Toby* 77 Points...
Online next week
Dear parents, Due to the rising number of Covid-19 cases, the Supreme Committee yesterday announced that all schools must close and students learn online from next Sunday. This was disappointing news given we have done so well in maintaining our safety and health...
Design
A busy week in the design classrooms. Most of the students have been building on their basic cooking skills by completing skills based activities. The cooking units in design offer students the opportunity to learn vital life skills of how to feed themselves through...
Spirit Week in grade 3M
From casual to Disney to PJs, the students made a massive effort with their costumes. My favorite day of the week was 'Twin Day.' The students had carefully communicated with each other to find marching costumes. Here are some photos of the week to celebrate Spirit...
A Full Week of School Spirit
Spirit Week Twin Day Disney / Cartoon Day Dance party Disney Inspired Money PJ Day Unit of Inquiry - Environment - Paper Craft Food Chains
Calorimetry in Grade 12 Chemistry
Understanding energy relationships is critical in chemistry, both as a discipline and as an industry. With this in mind students have been measuring the energy released in reactions using calorimeters. They are searching for a pattern in the kinds of chemicals...
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