Origami with Years 6, 7 and 8 students
Always eager to tout the educational benefits of Origami, Mr. David Gnanhoui (Art Teacher) remains ready to take the students to higher levels in this fine Japanese art.
Through Origami, Years 6, 7 and 8 students have been developing the following skills and more:
- patience and memory
- mental concentration and attention
- fine motor skills
- maths reasoning
- spatial skills
- sequencing
News
E.I.S. Model United Nations: Solving World Hunger
First ever E.I.S. MUN summit was a clear success.
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Capoeira’s 10th anniversary at E.I.S.
On 20th February 2020, Capoeira’s 10th anniversary at E.I.S. was celebrated with the visit of alumni capoeirists.
On Valentine’s Day, Years 3 and 4 shared love and friendship
On Valentine’s Day, 14th February, Years 3 and 4 shared love and friendship with the children at Segbeya School for the Blind. According to Ayan Pati (Year 4), “It was the best way to celebrate Valentine’s Day.”
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International Day at E.I.S.
Abigael Meto (Year 12) and Andrea El Hajj (Year 13) presented the Middle and Upper Schools’ International Day celebration on 31st January.
Delicious Butter Made By Years 1 and 2 Pupils
Have you ever wondered how butter is made?