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Aladdin, a kind but wily, street urchin, falls in love with beautiful Princess Jasmine, it just so happens, however, that the Sultan has declared Princess Jasmine must choose a husband within the next day. Aladdin -- with the help of a fast-talking, magical Genie and a quirky group of friends -- introduces himself as wealthy suitor Prince Ali of Ababwa. Will love conquer all? Perhaps - if love has a little help from a Genie.
The show featured Rosinka’s talented young performers, who sang, danced, and acted their way through the well-known. The costumes, sets, and lighting were all expertly designed and executed, creating a vibrant and immersive experience for the audience.
The students' hard work and dedication were evident throughout the performance, as they brought their characters to life and delivered their lines and songs with enthusiasm and professionalism. The audience was captivated from start to finish, and the show received enthusiastic applause and cheers.
Overall, the Year 5 performance of Aladdin was a resounding success and a highlight of the school year. Congratulations to all the students and staff involved!
Research shows that confident students are more likely to succeed academically.
In fact, several science-backed studies cite self-confidence as the number one predictor of academic achievement. Researchers found that students with greater confidence were more willing to learn and challenge themselves. They were also more motivated, resilient, and capable of dealing with adversity.
At the International School of Moscow (ISM), our job is to build and nurture positive self-esteem in children. But what is confidence? And how does it affect academic performance?
