Tomorrow our attending home-schooled children will have the opportunity to plant our variety of seeds into seed trays, and then in a few weeks they will be able to move the seedlings outdoors! Don’t miss out – register at tuitionclub.org/gardenclub or register on the day.
Our Kids Arabic Club is postponed until after Ramadhaan. Please keep an eye on our website and social media for updates of the restarting date.
Tomorrow our attending home-schooled children will have the opportunity to plant our variety of fruit trees in the learning garden! Don’t miss out – register at tuitionclub.org/gardenclub or register on the day.
Come and join us tomorrow for session 2 of our Garden Club! Our home-schooled children will be researching and planning how to plant their purchases from last week in our learning garden.
Please note the new time of the club is now 1.30-3pm in shaa Allaah. If you are interested in sending your child then please register via the form below.
The home-schooled students that attended Garden Club last week had a great time exploring the variety of plants, seeds and bulbs that B&Q had on offer. They made some great purchases for our learning garden including seed potatoes, onions sets, tomato, carrot, beetroot, cucumber and strawberry seeds. They also bought a beautiful apple tree and one of our home-schooled parents kindly donated a pear and plum tree.
Our immersive Kids Arabic Club resumes tomorrow at the usual time of 11.15am. It’s not too late to register, just sign up at tuitionclub.org/arabicclub
We are excited to announce our brand new garden club, which commences this Tuesday 23rd April in shaa Allaah. The weekly club will give home-schooled children the opportunity to be part of our learning garden by planting and growing a variety of plants, fruits, vegetables and herbs.
The programme of learning activities began with the children exploring the interactive exhibition area and was then followed by an introduction by the Education Officer, which focused on learning about the various coloured bins and the waste that goes in them. The children then participated in an interactive discussion, showing how the items in the mixed recycling bin are matched with an item of science equipment that can be use to separate them (e.g. Magnet separates the steel cans).
Last week in our study skills workshop we learnt about how the brain works. Identifying whether a student is a left- or right-brain thinker can help them work to their strengths. Understanding how memories are formed can also assist the learning process. Join us for our next session tomorrow where we will be learning how to study effectively!
📢 Tuition Club is Cancelled ❎ today! Due to Snowy ❄️ Weather and possible dangers ⚠️ when travelling for children, parents and staff. Please Keep an Eye 🔍 on Our Twitter or Telegram for updates📌 for tomorrow