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#SUMMERFITNESS2021

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…

NEXT GENERATION ROBOTIC ENGINEERS (SUMMER 2021)

We can’t deny the fact that the world is changing rapidly since the invent of science and technology. Science and technology has played a major role in improving life conditions across the globe. The Robotics programs was introduced into our curriculum because it’s helps students develop problem solving skills and creativity, improve computer programming skills,…

SUMMER SCHOOL FLYER

It’s summertime and we are delighted to announce that our summer school for the year 2021 would be commencing August 2nd to August 27th. The theme for this year’s summer school is “Explore”. We have varieties of academic and non-academic activities, ranging from robotics, sewing, social media marketing, graphics design, culinary delight and many more….

Building a Positive Classroom Culture

Building a Positive Classroom Culture

One of the aspects of having a successful learning environment is having a positive class culture. Having a positive class culture is very pertinent, and teachers are usually encouraged to actively work towards creating a classroom culture that encourages student participation and success. Having a positive class culture benefits the pedagogical process – students are…

What Should My School Blog About?

What Should My School Blog About?

Despite a blog’s importance, many schools aren’t using them — or using them effectively. As a matter of fact, our Inbound Marketing Benchmark Report suggests that less than half of schools currently have a school blog, and most of those schools with a blog have an infrequent, sporadic, or minimal blog presence, with less than 18% of schools blogging at least once…