The children of KS1 observed World Environment Day by being made aware of the effects of desertification on the planet. They also understood the importance of land restoration and how land can be drought-resilient. The children were encouraged to go on a nature walks to appreciate our unique planet. They also understood the importance of the 3Rs (reduce – recycle – reuse) and their positive impact on our environment. The children then made posters to spread the message of caring for the environment.
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Global Parents Day is a special occasion dedicated to recognizing and appreciating the pivotal role of parents in the lives of their children. This day serves as an opportunity to honor parents worldwide for their selfless commitment, sacrifices, and lifelong dedication to nurturing and protecting their families. Students of year 2 showed their dedication and love through different activities. By honoring parents, they acknowledged the foundation they provide and encourage the continued development of strong, healthy, and supportive family units. On the International Day of Families, Year 2 students took a heartfelt moment to recognize the profound impact their families have on their lives. They expressed gratitude for the love, support, and guidance that form the bedrock of their upbringing, nurturing an environment where they can flourish. Within the warmth of their families, they find a sense of security and belonging, empowering them to explore, learn, and thrive confidently. The students crafted thoughtful greeting cards for their parents and siblings, cherishing the opportunity to celebrate their family bonds. Celebrating Mother's Day in Year 2 holds significant importance as it provides an opportunity for young learners to express love and appreciation towards their mothers or mother figures. This celebration cultivates a sense of belonging and reinforces the idea of showing love and appreciation for the important people in their lives, laying a foundation for positive relationships and emotional well-being as they grow. Dr. Yousra and Ms. Arooj conducted an informative session for the KS1 students. Ms. Arooj explained the students the importance of staying hydrated throughout the day. She interacted with the students asking them to share the reasons for staying hydrated. World Down Syndrome Day, observed annually on March 21st, is a momentous occasion celebrated worldwide. It's not just a day of recognition; it's a powerful statement of acceptance, understanding, and inclusion. Year 2 students celebrated Down syndrome day to show each person with Down syndrome is a unique individual with their personality, talents, and dreams. Celebrating Down Syndrome Day is an opportunity to celebrate their individuality and recognize the richness they bring to our lives. It's a chance to celebrate their laughter, love, and zest for life. It's about challenging stereotypes, breaking down barriers, and creating a world where individuals with Down syndrome can live their lives to the fullest. It's about creating a more inclusive society where everyone, regardless of their abilities or disabilities, can thrive and be celebrated for who they are. During the day, students had a special colouring activity where students drew and coloured mismatched sock templates. These colourful creations around the school is a visual reminder of our commitment to inclusion and acceptance. It was wonderful to see that the children of Year 2 enjoyed recreating artwork by famous artists! Engaging with art at a young age can foster creativity, appreciation for different styles, and a deeper understanding of the world around them. Not only does it provide an avenue for self-expression, but it also allows them to learn about various artistic techniques and the stories behind the artworks. Encouraging such activities can have a lasting impact on their development and may even inspire future artists. Mathematics, the universal language of patterns and structures, is celebrated worldwide on International Mathematics Day. This day, observed on the 14th of March each year, pays homage to the diverse contributions of mathematics to human progress and understanding. Year 2 students participated in various math-related puzzles and lessons to celebrate this day and enhance their understanding of mathematics in a fun and engaging way. World Poetry Day is celebrated annually on March 21st. It's a day designated by UNESCO to promote the reading, writing, publishing, and teaching of poetry worldwide. Celebrating World Poetry Day in a year 2 classroom involved various activities such as reading and discussing poems, writing poems together as a class, or even reciting poems aloud. Teachers also introduced students to poets from different cultures and backgrounds to broaden their understanding and appreciation of poetry. The goal is to inspire creativity, linguistic skills, and cultural awareness through the beauty of poetry. Year 2 students had an exciting day as they celebrated International Day of forest- recognizing that healthy forests will bring healthy people. Children were explained unbelievable benefits of forests, why forests are the lungs of the Earth. They discussed the pros and cons of deforestation and further gave valuable suggestions on how they can curtail it. Children made slogans/poems on how to save forests and shared it with their friends. |
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