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G7 students in Arabic

G7 students in Arabic

G7 students analyzed some literary texts after reading, understanding and discussion, and at the same time put analytical questions on them to support the standard of analysis in students. The students also studied some grammatical rules that enable them to standard...

Grade 1 doesn’t go to the wadi!

Grade 1 doesn’t go to the wadi!

Who ever heard of a desert where rain stops your field trip not once but twice?? The Grade 1 learners were excited about their expedition to Wadi Hibi. They have wondered and thought, thought and wondered . . . and were ready to investigate. Sadly rain was promised...

Surrealist games.

Surrealist games.

Students in Grade 8 have been exploring the Surrealist art movement. This style of art is known for its unsettling, dream-like imagery. But the Surrealists weren't crazy--Salvador Dalí, André Breton, and others simply used a variety of word games, games of chance, and...

Grade 9 attempt a world record!

Grade 9 attempt a world record!

In order to launch their new Athletics unit, students in PE were set the challenge of breaking the world record for 1 mile. Obviously they would not be able to run as fast as the world record holder if they ran on their own. They were therefore set the task of trying...

Grade 10 mathematics

Grade 10 mathematics

This week grade 10 were working through algebraic fractions as part of their algebra unit. Greta, very kindly, agreed to share her understanding with the rest of the class. The class repaid the kindness by asking probing questions to further enhance understanding.

Dramatic Climax!

Dramatic Climax!

Grade 7 have continued to work on dramatic skills and techniques. Over the last two lessons, they have devised and developed their own characters, with a particular focus on dialogue. Here we see these characters in a rehearsed conversational setting. On Thursday we...

Grade 8 science

Grade 8 science

This week Grade 8 Scientists were continuing to work through their unit on ecosystems. To focus on their statement of inquiry (SOI) The Earth will become uninhabitable for humans and many organisms if we continue to damage the environment. they were producing a...

A wonderful assembly

Well done Grade 2, with only 3 days to prepare and practice you all showed great commitment and courage to ensure that you gave your best performance. I am very proud of you. So sorry the photos will not post I hope you all have some good ones.

Grade 8 Mathematics

Grade 8 Mathematics

Grade 8 mathematicians where making posters, this week, to explain how to use the trigonometry they have been learning. This is part of their unit looking at relationships within triangles with the statement of inquiry (SOI) mathematical discoveries of the past...

Feeling our Pulse

Feeling our Pulse

As part of our inquiry into the systems of the Human Body, this week Grade 3 have been learning about the Circulatory system. Students learned to work out their heart rate by taking their pulse. Then they investigated how their heart rate differs before and after...

Rocks and soil is all around us!

Rocks and soil is all around us!

Grade 1 explore rocks and sorted them according to how much they weighed. As the children compared rocks, they noticed that sometimes they are not as heavy as they seem. To celebrate who we are and our transition into our UOI on rocks, we planted sunflowers!

Weight is not Mass

Weight is not Mass

A key concept from the forces and motion unit that we reviewed this week is that weight is not mass. We learned that weight is measured in newtons and mass is measured in kilograms. We also watched some fun video clips to solidify this concept.

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