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| 12 May 08 (11:14 EAT) |
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International School Moshi Arusha Campus News - 2nd May 2008 |
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Dear Parents, MYP Open Day
ISMAC is hosting an Middle Years Programme Open Day on Monday, 5th May 2008 from 10.30 a.m. - 12.30 p.m. This is your chance to find out more about the MYP curriculum and assessment and ask any questions you may have. Included in the Open Day is a chance to observe MYP classes in action. Light refreshments will be served! If you have any questions regarding the Day and its itinerary please contact Sarah Jamieson
Russian Ballet
The Crown of the Russian Ballet is performing this Sunday at ISM Arusha Campus on Sunday, May 4th at 7.00 p.m. There is one performance only and tickets are sold out.The Social Club will be selling refreshments for the event. Please note that there are no tickets available for sale at the door. Next Academic Year
A child in the school shall be presumed to be continuing in the school until such time as notice of withdrawal has been given. Notice of withdrawal must be given in writing to the Head of Campus.Unless such notice of withdrawal is given at least 30 school days (excluding weekends and school holidays) before the child is withdrawn from school, the parent or guardian shall be required to pay an additional fee of ½ term's tuition in lieu of notice. Regards Adrian Moody Head of Campus PYP Request
Hello! We are doing a PYP Exhibition on Deforestation, to complete our project we would like to ask that if there is anyone who would be willing to donate seedlings, little trees for our Tree Sale! We would really appreciate your kindness towards us. If this is possible please send a Email to: Thank you! Regards Taylor Mavroudis, Sophie-Dorothe Lieke and Yakuta Khanbai. Secondary News
MYP Open Day
On Monday (5 May), we are inviting interested people from the general community to visit ISM's Arusha campus to find out more about the Middle Years Programme. Steve Brown will give a presentation and visitors will see classes in progress. There will be an Open Day on the Moshi campus Wednesday, 7 May. We hope that we can spread the word about what a great programme the MYP is. If you know of people outside the school community who would be interested in knowing more about the MYP, please encourage them to come on Monday at 10:30 a.m.
OP trips
The Level 4 trip up to Socialist Peak (Mt. Meru) takes off 3 May and returns 6 May. Safari njema!
S5 Revision
This is the last week for S5 students before the IGCSE written exams begin on 12 May. The students will follow their normal timetable through Wednesday, 7 May, with a focus on revision for the exams. From Thursday, 8 May, students will be off timetable. Students may study in school or may revise at home.
M3 Science Fair
The M3 Science Fair will be on Wednesday, 7 May. The students are hard at work creating some great science projects - please come and see what they've created.Coming up - Some important dates for the term:
Head of Secondary Primary News
Dear Parents,
Early Childhood Excel
This past week from April 23rd to April 25th Early Childhood students had an extraordinary experience. Students took part in a three day movement and dance workshop at Umoja. Under the guidance of Tiana Razafy, Umoja's Director of Dance, students explored new and creative ways to move their bodies and use their imagination. Students pretended to be different kinds of animals and they performed a dance that required them to use chalk to create a mystical road that led far into their imaginations. Big fun was had by all! This trip was the culminating activity for our unit of inquiry "Lets'Get Messy." Parents were treated to a special performance on Friday by students. It was spectacular! If you have the opportunity to go to Umoja and check out what they are doing I would highly recommend doing so. Explore your creative side! I would also like to offer a very big and special thank you to the Patel family who provided the vehicles that transported us back forth for the three days. Kristine Zydel, Regina Ngalawa and the students PYP Exhibition Meeting
A big thank you to all the P6 parents who attended the parent information session last Wednesday, I am sure you left more enlightened about what your child is undertaking. This week, many students made the most of their Thursday holiday meeting to collaborate on a number of initiatives they wish to follow up. If you are able to offer resource advise to any of these students research investigations please do not hesitate to contact them directly or via Natalie Croome their supervisor.The following are broad headings that the students have re-written titles, central ideas, inquiry into points, key concepts and action initiatives for:
Moshi Swim Gala
Good Luck and best wishes to all our swimmers who will be participating in the Moshi Swim Gala next weekend - Saturday 10th May. If you are able to make it to Moshi to cheer on our swimmers - Karibu Sana!Betty Brown Head of Primary | Available on the web... |