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تعلم طلاب الصف الثالث سورة العصر، حيث تضمنت أهداف التعلم التالية؛ تلاوة السورة تلاوة صحيحة وفهم المعاني الجديدة والاستنتاج أن الإيمان بالله وعمل الصالحات طريقنا للجنة.
قام الطلاب بتنفيذ نشاط حفظ سورة العصر، حيث يقوم الطَّالب بوضع الرقم المناسب أمام كل صورة تتضمن آية من آيات السورة، وترتيبها بشكل صحيح، مما يساعدهم على حفظ أجزاء السورة واتقانها.
قام طلاب الصف السّابع بتصميم مخطط ذهني لقصة الرّهان، حيث وضح الطلاب فيه عناصر القصة، كما قاموا برسم مشاهد لتطور الأحداث وصولًا إلى الحل.
أما طلاب الصَّف التاسع تعرَّفوا على الأديب العبقري عباس محمود العقاد، وبعد الاطلاع على المعلومات المتواجدة في الكتاب المدرسي للطالب، و تصفحهم لمواقع الإنترنت، ومشاهدة الفيديوهات التي تستعرض حياة الأديب، قام الطالب بتصميم مخطط تعريفي بالأديب بالاستعانة ببرنامج Popplet app ، فقاموا باستعراض معلومات عن الأديب و أيضا صور تخصه و تخص ثمراته الأدبية التي أبدعها.
Our Year 5 Arabic B students have been learning how to talk about different kinds of fruit. During the last 2 weeks, the students have researched in Arabic and learned how to make a fruit salad. The students proudly made their own dishes, and then enjoyed presenting them to their class using Arabic words and phrases that they had learned.
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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