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The Round Table – social equality in the classroom

The history of the Round Table is well documented. It speaks of the great King Arthur and the congregations he

It has been well documented by different schools of psychology that children thrive around order. If everything has its place,

I have thoroughly enjoyed my first year teaching at EISB. I made a big life decision in August to move

Summer is an important time for children to take a break from school to focus on their hobbies, fun, playing

An update on the Sport education unit with MYP 2 and MYP 3.

We use variation of active learning in Intensive English Program. Active learning is an approach to instruction that involves actively

Financial literacy is a core life skill for participating in modern society. At some point children will need to take

“Poetry enables teachers to teach their students how to write, read, and understand any text. Poetry can give students a

Ms. Beata Balog is full of surprises. When she managed to put tears in my eyes with a beatifully hand-painted

Year 5 present The highwayman, a covid version! N.B. Risko K has worked extremely hard to edit the final cut,