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أعجبوا طلاب الصف الرابع بقراءة ودراسة قصة "المخلوقات الفضائية تحب الملوخية"، وتعرفوا على أحداث القصة من خلال المناقشة والحوار الذي دار في الحصة الافتراضية، و ناقشوا ماذا فعلت المخلوقات الفضائية التي أحبت رائحة الملوخية المنبعثة من كوكب الأرض لكي تحصل على عليه.
قام طلاب الصف الرابع باستخدام استراتيجية التلخيص من خلال استخدام المخطط الذي ساعدهم على تتبع أحداث القصة، وبعد ذلك استطاعوا تلخيص القصة بطريقة جميلة وبأسلوب معبر ومرتب، وباستخدام مفردات جديدة مناسبة، مما أظهر فهمهم وكفاءتهم في التعبير عن أحداث القصة من خلال الحصة الافتراضية المباشرة.
قام طلاب الصّف العاشر بتحليل قصة "الخبز"، وذلك من خلال التفكير المرئي وتوظيفه في مــهمة، و قد أبدعوا فيها بطريقة تخيلهم للأحداث، والتعبير عنها بالرّسم وإضافة رمز وصورة تدل على مدى فهمهم للقصة.
“To be doing good deeds is man’s most glorious task.”
This week, we have been celebrating the International Day of Peace, and what better way to spread kindness, compassion and hope than by doing good deeds. During Islamic classes, we discussed with the students how Islam is a religion that embraces compassion, kindness and hope.
The students then created their own Hadith, which in Islam refers to what Muslims believe to be a record of words or actions that encourages and inspires people to do good deeds that are linked to their daily lives.
I was really touched by Áine’s newsletter piece last week, posing the question: ‘What would I tell my younger self?’
I spent some time afterwards thinking about my own parenting journey, and what it’s all been about, now that my two are adults and have ‘flown the nest’. Parenting isn’t easy for any of us, and that’s true even if you’re an experienced school leader – at home, I’m just Dad.
You might have seen the trend going around - “If I could tell my younger self one thing…” - a moment to reflect, to offer advice we wish we’d heard earlier, or to remind ourselves of what truly matters.
As students prepare to cross some of the biggest milestones in school life, it feels like the perfect time to pause and join in that conversation. But it’s not just our students who are preparing — so are we, as parents. These milestones don’t just belong to them. We’re living every part of it too: the anticipation, the pride, the nerves, and the quiet hopes. Sometimes, it’s the hardest thing in the world — to watch them take these big steps, to stay strong when they wobble, to let go just a little more. It’s a milestone for us as much as it is for them — and we’re walking it together.
Finding the right school for your child is a big decision. Whether you’re new to Abu Dhabi, transitioning from another school, or simply looking for the best fit, we know it can feel overwhelming. At The British International School (BIS) Abu Dhabi, we’re here to make that journey as smooth and reassuring as possible. From your very first enquiry to your child’s first day (and beyond), we’ll be with you every step of the way. This article tackles the key concerns families face when transitioning to a new school, offering clear insights into our admissions process to ensure a smooth and informed journey.
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