The opening of the Primary Exhibition will take place on Tuesday 2nd April at 18:00 
(see poster above)and will stay open for the public for the next two weeks. 
Hope to see you there!

Spelling time 

Let's go for 'ee' part 2!
You can also view it HERE. 




Click HERE for some

Long vowel sound - fun clips

Dear Parents and Guardians, 

Thank you so much once again for your time and enthusiasm during Student-Led Conferences. I hope you found it useful and enjoyable. 

Please click HERE to view our Home Activity Sheet.

We wish you a great weekend. 

Ms. Beata & Ms. Ella

Stories can be created, communicated and expressed in different ways

This week was all about creative thinking and reflection. Students created shoe box stories, drew pictures, designed a plan of action and wrote about it. They learned how to plan stories and reflect on them in order to make improvements.

The students will be presenting the stories to Early Years classes next week. 

  I love to see my student being engaged and creative.

Student Led Conferences

 Dear Parents, 

Thank you so much for your time, and enthusiasm during Student Led Conferences.
Here are some snapshots from today. 

           

            Well done everyone!!!

Roule Galette

Have fun with numbers!!!

Literacy Homework Challenge number 1 

Math Homework Challenge Number 5

Spelling this week will focus on double 'ee'
Students will also practice handwriting of the letter 'e'

            
Spelling City is available for some more practice.  

 

will take place on Thursday 28th March. 
            NO SCHOOL THAT DAY.

Student-led Conferences schedule:

7:30- 8:00 - Gien, Ohole 
9:00- 9:30 - Evandro, Beritha, Johanna, Japie 
9:30- 10:00 -Aishe, Madeline, Fudheni
11:00- 11:30 -Amauro, Lauren, Ethan 
12:00- 12:30 - Durban 

                   We hope to see you all! 

Dear Parents and Guardians, 

 

I hope everyone had a great week.  
Please click here to view HAS for next week. 
See you all on Monday!

Dear Parents and Guardians, 
Please read information from Ms.Sharon about Hepatitis E
Due to the current Hepatitis E outbreak in Walvis Bay, please note the following, especially if traveling to the coast:

Hepatitis E:
Hepatitis is an inflammation/infection of the liver caused by viruses, toxic substances including alcohol) amongst other causes. Infectious hepatitis is caused by viruses e.g. Hep A, B,C,D and E, to name a few. (Some of us had Hep A as children, when it was almost considered one of the childhood diseases). The incubation period is between 15 and 40 days, and one becomes infected by ingesting food and /or drink contaminated by an infected person. The saliva, stools, blood and other body secretions of a Hepatitis E carrier should all be considered infectious.
Signs & Symptoms:

• Sudden onset of flu-like symptoms, with fever
• Loss of appetite, followed by nausea and vomiting
• Abdominal tenderness, especially on the right side, over the liver area
• After 3 - 10 days the urine darkens

About one week after the first symptoms appear, the skin, whites of the eyes, palms of the hands might become jaundiced. (yellow).
Should any of these symptoms develop please see your doctor immediately.
Strict and consistent handwashing and use of hand sanitizers is a must, especially after using the bathroom and before eating. Food and drink should be obtained from reliable sources.

                               

Happy Independence Day !!!

''One world many stories''

One of our inquiry provocations in class. 

At the moment, students enjoy asking and creating questions.

What are the ways of telling stories? It was one of the questions. The students collaboratively express their opinions and came to the conclusion that we can tell the story through: 

• dancing;
• singing;
• painting;
• drawing;
• acting;
• and re-telling  

Let's see how did go...

There are two performances missing due to some technical problems, will post it on Monday.Enjoy!

 

our new student Durban Johnson from the USA.
Durban, your classmates were super happy to hear that you are a boy. Now we have 8 girls and 8 boys.

During assembly, Ms. Beth welcomed as well; his brother Rigby (2P), Ariel (1J) and two Student Interns - Rianne and Kimberley.