Dear Parents,
This week we celebrated the whole-school Book Week with a wide range of activities from Monday to Friday! Throughout the week, our students from Early Years to Sixth Form enjoyed reading sessions in the library, sharing their favourite books, and came to school today dressing up as their favourite book characters. I was very pleased to join other staff members and students to talking my favourite book in today's assembly.
Today our U13 FOBISIA teams headed off to compete against eight other international schools in Thailand at the regional FOBISIA Games. Please join me in wishing them all the best in this tournament. Go Lionhearts!
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This week, our Parent Connect workshop series continued in both Primary and Secondary schools. For parents of Years 11 and 13, our Assistant Head of Secondary, Ms Gemma Archer, and the team held different sessions in English, Korean and Vietnamese, discussing effective study strategies for the students with some helpful advice to help parents support their children as they prepare for their final exams. In Primary, our PSHE Leader, Mr Aaron Watkins, led a workshop on the topic of Emotions and Well-being, sharing about our Zones of Regulation approach to help parents understand and support their children with expressing their emotions and self-managing their well-being.
My thanks to all the parents who came to our Parent Connect sessions and I hope these sessions provided some useful information and tips for supporting your child at home.
Have a relaxing weekend.
Kind regards,
Richard Vaughan
Principal
We have had an action-packed agenda of inter-house activities, Christmas performances from Foundation Stage and Year 1, and today we had our Principal’s Award Assembly for the whole school.
I hope you have all had a good week and are beginning to get into the festive spirit ahead of the holiday season.
Thank you to all families who joined us to be entertained with our Secondary theatre production of A Little Shop of Horrors this week.
From Sunday onwards, we have had our CIS/WASC visiting team here at school. This has been a great opportunity to share all the wonderful things that we are providing for our students across all sections and to gain further insight and ideas to help us improve even further.
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