Secondary 2 students recently engaged in a creative project under the theme Symbol and Identity. The learning journey began with a brainstorming session, where students reflected on their own persona—such as their character traits, favourite colours, and personal interests. Together with the teacher, they also discussed how well-known individuals and companies, like CR7, MJ23, Honda, and
Anak-anak EY2 berdiskusi tentang rasa ragu melalui cerita The Dot, sebuah cerita tentang seorang anak laki-laki yang ragu-ragu saat diminta menggambar. Mereka mendiskusikan tiga hal penting: masalah yang dialami si anak laki-laki, siapa yang membantunya mulai menggambar, dan bagaimana guru memberikan dukungan. Dari cerita ini, anak-anak belajar bahwa saat teman merasa ragu, kita bisa membantu dengan kata-kata positif
Para murid Secondary 1 menunjukkan antusiasme tinggi dalam kegiatan ekstrakurikuler modern dance yang dilakukan perdana di Taman Balekambang, Solo. Suasana yang berbeda dan menyegarkan untuk berlatih tari menjadi pemicu semangat mereka untuk mengikuti ekstrakurikuler dengan baik. Pada saat latihan, para murid mengikuti instruksi dari Mr. Imin dengan penuh semangat. Mereka juga terlihat melakukan gerakan tari
Our EY1 students recently enjoyed an exciting sensory activity where they explored the mud to uncover pebbles marked with letters. As each pebble was found, the children identified the letter while engaging multiple senses—touch, sight, and movement—making the learning process both fun and memorable. Sensory play like this not only sparks curiosity but also supports
Our toddler students continued their exciting journey of learning by presenting pictures of their own houses. Through this activity, they were introduced to the main parts of a house, such as the roof, door, window, and wall. The children were encouraged to point at the pictures to identify each part, while also recognising the colours
The Star Glowing Experiment was conducted by Nursery students to introduce them to basic scientific observation in a fun and interactive way. The activity involved using simple materials that they could find at home, such as water, turmeric powder, and flash light. First, students poured water into a clear jar. Then, they carefully placed the
P2 students have learnt about how to place the digit in place value cups on Monday, August 11th, 2025. They did the activities in groups. By using the place value cups, students should decide the number of marbles to put inside. One of the cups was 10s (tens) place cup and the other was 1s
In IPC lesson about Metacognition, Primary 6 students explored different types of thinking skills by creating their own games to tests the skills. These tests included verbal reasoning, spatial perception, abstract reasoning, working memory, and verbal memory. Students were given the explanation of the meaning of each skill with simple examples so students can understand
Secondary 1 students enthusiastically participated in a lively, hands-on experiment all about measurement. The session began with a flurry of curiosity as students used a stadiometer to record each other’s heights, sparking friendly comparisons and playful guesses. Next, armed with measuring tapes, they ventured beyond the classroom to calculate the distance to the schoolyard, carefully
This week, our Nursery preparation class conducted a “Going Places” adventure. They pretend to travel on a magic carpet before learning about real-life transportation, namely car, bus and train. they discovered that these vehicles leave wheel trails and had fun matching transportation pictures with sight words while making their own wheel trails. trough this activity,
P2 students started character building session on Wednesday, August 6th, 2025. As the beginning, teacher re-exposed school rules and class agreement that they had signed it in orientation week. Reviewing school rules and class agreement gave chance for students to know their learning environment well. To get better understanding, students observed video about the importance
Secondary 2 students participated in a science activity about the human circulatory system. They began by recalling key facts about the three main types of blood vessels: arteries, veins, and capillaries. Each group listed their functions and examples from the body. After reviewing the facts, students sorted information into categories. They compared the differences in
Primary 1 has started the new learning. In the primary, P1 students have been introduced with some new lessons. They started to do the learning journey of IPC. It is started from Entry Point. They did fun and connected learning. At the first, they did the games about knowing the body parts with “head shoulder
The EY2 students enjoyed listening to the story The Fish Who Could Wish by John Bush, about a magical fish who could wish for anything, and every wish came true. The tale sparked their imagination and excitement, encouraging them to think about their own dreams and hopes. The following day, they created colourful fish artworks inspired by
EY2 students explored measuring height using non-standard units – colourful cones! First, they learnt how to line up the cones carefully in a straight position to ensure an accurate measurement. They then worked in groups to count how many cones tall their friends and teachers were. Afterwards, the students compared the results, discussing who was
To kick off our Reading Program in the most exciting way, our EY1 and EY2 students took part in a special socialization event designed to spark their love for books and storytelling. The session was filled with music, movement, laughter, and imagination—everything that young learners love! A highlight of the event was a lively and
On Thursday, Primary 1 students have been learning English with the topic ‘Fantasy Story’. They discovered what a fantasy story is, the characters, main characters, and the three parts of a story: beginning, middle, and end. The learning was based on the story of Aqsa’s Adventure, which was read aloud by the teacher. By listening
Our toddler students enjoyed a fun and engaging fine motor activity—spooning macaroni! Through this simple yet meaningful task, the children learned to carefully transfer small objects using a spoon, helping them develop hand-eye coordination in a playful way. This activity also helps strengthen the muscles in their fingers and hands, supporting their ability to grasp
Primary 1 students explore Mathematics through engaging diagnostic activities. In a joyful start to the academic year, they participated in a week-long subject orientation week and diagnostic test. It was designed to introduce Primary Mathematics and assess their early mathematical skills. With fun, hands-on experiences and creative storytelling, the learners explored numbers, counting, shapes, and
EY2 students explored the fascinating transformation of butterflies by learning about their life cycle, which begins as tiny eggs, continues as growing caterpillars, then moves into the cocoon stage, and finally ends with the emergence of beautiful butterflies. To deepen their understanding, the children created artistic models of each stage using colourful wax paper. They
