On the first day of May, we joined our voices in celebrating workers worldwide. We are particularly proud to celebrate those working tirelessly to ensure we are safe and that our daily activities did not come to a halt at this time. We salute your courage, resilience and sacrifice in this fight.

A special thanks goes out to all our parents for the support you have always shown us. We acknowledge and value your feedback as they help us get better. Particularly, we are encouraged by your many words of praise and appreciation on the work we are putting out in this remote learning time.

After three weeks of intense and rigorous remote learning, we took a one week break to offer our pupils some off screen time, review the work done so far and come up with ways to better the learning experience for all stakeholders.

Classes have commenced once again on May 27th; pupils have been prepped for learning, and the teachers have been re-equipped to offer more enriching lessons.

Google hangout with Isha Sesay:
On Saturday June 6th at 6pm, our pupils in Year 4, 5 and 6 will have a google hangout with the delectable Isha Sesay themed “Take on the world, Shine for Africa”. Isha is a journalist of several years, an author and a campaigner for the release of the abducted Chibok girls.
 

Good seating is the key to many activities, by having a conducive seating arrangement; a child will concentrate and make the most of the learning time. It is important to create a fit learning area at home for children to optimize learning and reduce the risk of strain injuries, computer vision syndromes, neck and back pain, and other disorders affecting the muscles, spine and joint.

Agreed, it may be difficult to create an entire new learning area at this time, but you can make some adjustments to promote comfort and prevent adverse effects associated with poor computer usage posture.