ACIA NEWSLETTER 2021/2022


With the uncertainties caused by the Coronavirus and the now known possibility of remote teaching, it is expedient to note that the whole world has evolved by the novel, never before been experienced pandemic. Parents, as the first medium of socialization, have to rise to the task of being fully involved in and active in…
We are super excited to welcome our new and returning students to a new and fruitful session. A new school year means new beginnings, new adventures and new challenges. Dear students, we believe in you, you are important, we are here to help you grow, you are listened to, we will hold you to high…
Dr. Victoria from ROA Hospital, Arepo, paid us a visit to talk about personal hygiene.She gave several examples of personal care skills, such as washing hands, brushing teeth, flossing teeth, slapping hair, showering regularly, getting adequate sleep, using pads or tampons, applying deodorant, exercising, and engaging in leisure activities. The students had a great time,…
Our summer morning exercise routine is a must for all students and staff. We encourage physical fitness, research shows that physical activity- whether it’s team sports, bike riding, swimming at the beach or playground games- has positive effects on the brain and on school performance. Physical activity is not only essential for health growth and…
Humans have a relationship with art, in one form or another. People appreciate art in different ways whether its through music, drawing, dance, poetry, paintings or even graffiti. Art helps us emotionally, financially, psychologically and even helps to shape individual and collective personality. The 360 Art Class was created to encourage our students to be…
Here are a few tips to ease the transition from vacation-mode to school-mode.•Discuss the school resumption with your child, this can help build up excitement about resumption especially if it’s a new school.•Re-establish school routine.•Go back into school sleep schedule; no more late nights, always remember a child needs at least 8 hours of sleep…