The Value of Messy Play in Preschool
In preschool, learning doesn’t always look neat—and that’s a good thing. Messy play is a valuable part of early childhood
Read MoreExperience education that develops skills.
What does skills-based learning look like at home? These posts from EISB teachers offer practical ideas for supporting your child: building confidence in maths, encouraging movement and play, working together with school, and helping children rest and recharge. Short, practical and written by the people who teach your children every day.
In preschool, learning doesn’t always look neat—and that’s a good thing. Messy play is a valuable part of early childhood
Read MoreIn classrooms, families, and communities today, disagreement is no longer rare—it is expected. What feels new is how quickly disagreement
Read MoreAs the holiday break approaches, many families arrive at it carrying a mixture of relief, excitement, and fatigue. The final
Read MoreFine motor skills are the small hand and finger movements children use every day — holding a pencil, buttoning a
Read MoreAt EISB, we recognize that every learner is unique. Dyscalculia, a learning difference that impacts how children understand numbers and
Read MoreAs parents and educators, we all want to give our little learners the best possible start in life. We read
Read MoreSimple Strategies You Can Use at Home Math can be a joyful, creative, and empowering subject—but for many children, it
Read MoreHeavy work activities in early childhood play a crucial role in supporting various aspects of a child’s development. “Heavy work”
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Read MoreWelcome to learning and developing at EISB. Our “Next Level” focus means that a student’s entire educational experience is to
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