Thursday, 27 October 2011 Issue 20 - Raffles International School
Thursday, 27 October 2011 Issue 20 - Raffles International School
Thursday, 27 October 2011 Issue 20 - Raffles International School
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GENERAL NURSERY KG JUNIOR SCHOOL EVENTS CALENDAR CALENDAR A S A ARABIC & ISLAMIC<br />
Dear Parents,<br />
Casa B has had a very busy time in <strong>October</strong>. I am happy to say that all the<br />
children have settled into the new environment quite happily. They have<br />
become very independent in doing their daily chores like putting water bottles<br />
in the bottle box, placing folders on top of the shelf, and placing bags in their<br />
respective chubby holes. They work like little busybodies all day long. It has<br />
been an active month so far with the book fair, bake sale, fire drill practice<br />
and dental checkup. The class has been very enthusiastic in their participation<br />
in the theme of “Food Pyramid”. I am very proud to say that all of them have been bringing healthy food for<br />
their snack and lunch. They have become very conscious of what they are eating and they love to talk about it.<br />
Looking forward to a wonderful year of<br />
learning and discovery,<br />
Aparna Mitra<br />
Dear Parents,<br />
It has indeed been a lovely start of the new academic year.<br />
The children have settled in very well and seem they enjoy coming to<br />
school. This term, Casa I has learned about the following themes: All<br />
About Me, the Five Senses and the Food Pyramid. In the coming<br />
weeks, we will be learning<br />
about birds and about Dubai.<br />
Children enjoyed visiting the book fair and meeting up with<br />
their favourite characters. We are looking forward to our visit to the<br />
dental clinic and learning about dental hygiene. In a Montessori<br />
environment the children are of different ages and it‟s nice to see all<br />
the children coming along so well and helping each other all the<br />
time.<br />
Maria Montessori often spoke of the enormous potential of the<br />
pre- school child when she stated: “for it is in his early years that a man is made.”<br />
Meneka Bharaj