Dear Primary Parents,

Two weeks ago, our students engaged in creating a masterpiece from recycled materials for the  Extraordinary Earth Project led by the Junior Green School Committee. While all the student-created artworks were unique, the following were selected as standouts. Congratulations to classes Kindy, 4A, and 6A. See the pictures below.

The Extraordinary Earth Project challenged our students to explore their creativity while promoting environmental consciousness. By repurposing common household items, they transformed the ordinary into the extraordinary, reminding us all of the importance of reducing waste and reusing materials.

As we approach the month of May, the energy at our school is palpable. Students and teachers alike are making that final push toward the finish line of the academic year. With just a few weeks remaining, we continue to maintain the excitement in teaching and learning.  Next week, students in Years 3-6 will have an opportunity to showcase their artistic and musical talents through  Open Mic.  Information regarding this will be shared with the students.

We wish all the best to Year 5 students as they prepare for their upcoming Action Camp next week and our Year 6 students who will engage in the School Based Exams.

Kind Regards,

Lavesa Devnani, Primary Principal

Dear Global Jaya Secondary Community, 

"If you can't fly then run, if you can't run then walk, if you can't walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward." – Martin Luther King Jr.

This is the time of year for our students to dig deep. While our end-of-year break is only five weeks away, we have much work to do between now and June 14th. We encourage our students to put forth their best effort and to remember that their success results from consistency and focus, along with maintaining a sense of balance. At the same time, we don't always experience the success we strive for, but we should learn from these setbacks. If you want to learn more about developing resilient individuals, check out the book recommendation below. 

Sincerely,

Dr. Howard Menand, Secondary Principal