Early Years

Kindergarten 2 children joined the rest of the school to celebrate Math Day on Thursday, 23rd November 2023. The children participated in various math-based activities, including identifying and describing shapes, creating patterns, counting out loud, singing number rhymes, sorting play objects by colour, and problem-solving with activities like fixing jigsaw puzzles. They also explored concepts like capacity, height, weight, and size, and enthusiastically embraced a 2D and 3D shape dress-up. Thank you all for your creativity and participation.

Math is an integral part of the children’s everyday lives, and within our Early Years setting, we continue to incorporate math concepts across all areas of learning in the Early Years Foundation Stage. This approach supports the development of the children’s mathematical skills. Ms Eva. 

In KG3, our children eagerly embraced the excitement of Maths Day as they prepared for a day filled with numerical activities. With their hands armed with enthusiasm and curiosity, they delved into the world of numbers and shapes, showcasing their budding mathematical prowess.

The classrooms echoed with laughter and joy as the little mathematicians engaged in interactive activities, games, and colourful exercises. Teachers, dressed in maths-themed clothes, guided learners through a day of exploration, turning the often daunting subject into a delightful adventure. The school echoed with the sounds of cheerful equations, making Maths Day a celebration of both learning and fun. Ms Khalida.

Thank you, parents, for your incredible efforts in supporting our recent Maths Day celebration. Your commitment to your child's education was truly evident as you went above and beyond in creating those amazing 2D and 3D shape costumes for your children. It's heartwarming to witness such active parental involvement, and we firmly believe that your participation plays a significant role in enhancing your child's learning experience. The entire school came alive with mathematical energy, especially during the engaging activity of making patterns along the path. Some children even took the initiative to explore extended learning independently, showcasing their creativity and curiosity. Once again, thank you for being such wonderful partners in education. Your dedication makes a positive impact on the educational journey of our students. Ms Varsha. 

On Thursday 23rd November, Reception celebrated Math Day along with the rest of the school. This year’s math theme was ‘Math is for Everyone’ & indeed it is!  We talked about the importance of Math and how math is incorporated into our daily lives. The children took part in numerous activities along with a ‘Pattern Path Design!’ and a 2D/3D Shape Dress Up!  Ms Dima.