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Primary Showcases Term 4:

Year 1

On Friday, Year one had a fantastic time inviting their families in to share our Exit Point around the sustainable development goals 2 (Zero Hunger) and 3 (Good Health and Wellbeing). The students designed, advertised and made filling, healthy smoothies and fruit cups to serve at the event to make sure we catered for any allergies. While parents were enjoying their drinks, the children discussed their ideas and research on why people living in different parts of Nepal might suffer from hunger or malnutrition. They also shared their designs for the best smoothie cups and our science testing station for exploring the best material to make a smoothie cup. It was a fantastic event.

Year 2

Year 2 were delighted to showcase our learning on the SDGs to the parents during the Exit Point. Linked to our Literacy book ‘There’s a Rang-Tan in My Bedroom’, we focussed on these goals;Ìý Goal 12: Responsible Consumption and Production and Goal 15: Life on Land linked to Literacy. We read and talked about the book ‘There’s a Rang-Tan in My Bedroom’, watched the video ‘The Great Realisation’ by Tom Foolery and asked questions to the parents, shared the fact file of the extinction species, read a letter written to the President of Nepal on the extinction of the Royal Bengal Tiger in Nepal. We were proud to share the poster we’ve made on reducing food waste and record on our pictogram how they reduce food waste at home to be sustainable.

Year 3

On Friday, Year 3 were excited to welcome their families to their SDG exit point. Throughout the SDG topic, the children focused on the SDGs – Quality Education and Zero Poverty. They looked at how children in Nepal are affected by limited access to education due to income levels in the country. The children made a number of wonderful crafts, including plant pots, painted rocks and bracelets, that they then sold in order to raise money for our community partner school, Mary Ward. The children raised over 14,800 rupees which they will use to buy reading books for the children who attend Mary Ward. Thank you to everyone who came to the sale and contributed to the fantastic total raised.

Year 4

This will be held on Friday 24th May 2024 at 1.30pm

Primary FOBISIA Maths Competition

Year 5 and 6 students had the pleasure of taking part in the FOBISIA Maths competition in Bangkok, Thailand over the weekend, where they competed in several rounds designed to test their mathematical skills and knowledge. They also completed individual maths tests as part of the competition and spent a lot of time solving complex problems and challenges. The children were incredibly resilient, determined and fabulous team players who supported and encouraged each other every step of the way. They also made friends with many other children from various competing schools and got to explore some of the sights of Bangkok as well, including Wat Pho and Wat Arun. It was a wonderful educational experience and the children all did 91´«Ã½ proud!

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Battle of the Books

This week saw our inter-school final of the Battle of the books, hosted in the 91´«Ã½ library. 91´«Ã½ were represented by two teams that had won our internal competition and been selected to face off against the winners from KISC. The competition was stiff and the teams were all very close up to the very end, exchanging the lead multiple times. Ultimately KISC were triumphant with our teams taking home second and third place. This was a great opportunity for our students to represent the school and show off a wealth of knowledge they have gathered from reading the twenty set books. We are very proud of their achievements and hope they will continue to read and be victorious next time around.

Year 13

Today is the final day of lessons in 91´«Ã½ for Year 13 before they start their exam leave. Congratulations on reaching this momentous point in their school careers, good luck in the final few weeks of exams and we look forward to their formal graduation on the 18th June.

Parents’ Information Sessions

Thank you to the Creative and Performing Arts faculty for their PIS yesterday and Humanities faculty for their Year 8 Pokhara trip PIS on Wednesday. Next week is our final faculty PIS. Mr Seenan and the maths team promise an interactive maths experience with computers and mini-whiteboards. If you want to test your mathematical skills, see how much school maths you can remember and experience what your children’s mathsÌý lessons are like please join us next Thursday at 8.15am.

Thank you to those parents who have confirmed that their child/children will be leaving 91´«Ã½ at the end of the term, i.e. Friday 28th of June 2024. Adequate notice is a requirement and avoids financial penalties for parents.Ìý It also allows us to refund your security deposits on time and helps us to plan ahead for the new term.

The deadline for providing the formal notice of the withdrawal of your child/children is Friday, 31st of May 2024. The notice of withdrawal can be provided either by email or written letter to Ms. Manisha Bajracharya at the Admissions Office.

After submitting the notice of withdrawal, parents will receive a clearance form to complete the withdrawal procedure nearer the end of Term 4. Please let Ms. Bajracharya in the admissions office know should you require any school documents/references to provide to the new school.

Late notice of withdrawal (or providing no notice) and failure to submit the form or return the school’s resources may fully or partially affect refunding the security deposit.