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Why We Play Games in the Classroom

Playing games in the classroom is more than just fun—it helps children develop important self-regulation skills. Self-regulation is the ability

As part of our exciting unit on Living Things, our Year 3 students took a fascinating trip to the local

As promised, here is the follow-up to our dream catcher project, showcasing the incredible creativity and confidence our Year 4

Dear Parents and Students, Starting in January 2025, I will be offering after-school Psychology & Neuroscience classes for students aged

In our Year 4 classroom, multiplication tables transformed from routine exercises into a journey of discovery, creativity, and cultural appreciation.

Source: www.penguinrandomhouse.com Title: Fauja Singh Keeps Going: The True Story of the Oldest Author: Simran Jeet Singh Pages: 48 Reading

OpenAI, the creators behind ChatGPT have just published the Student Writing Guide. This guide offers practical insights into how ChatGPT

Year 8 is now learning all about abstract art, and I believe that the best way to learn, is by

At our IB school, fostering creativity and independence in students is a top priority. Recently, our Year 7 students took

With every class, we created a collaborative artwork at the start of our units. One of these works was this