Christmas Clothes Drive

It was a huge success!

Dear Parents,
Thank you for making a difference through your compassion and generosity. Actions speak louder than words, and you have shown this to be the absolute truth. The action of your donation and significant help to the Christmas Clothes Drive evokes my utmost gratitude.
God bless you.

Dumebi Ehigiator,
HH Head of School.

HH Book Club Party

Fairies Flora, Fauna and Merryweather invited members of the bookclub to join Sleeping Beauty ‘Princess Aurora’ for a craft party. It was a fun time as we said goodbye to the book that kept us entertained throughout the term.
Book Club members came to school dressed as special characters in the book ‘Sleeping Beauty’…

We look forward to reading the next book…

Fruits Day

Fun Time!!!!   SAY YES TO FRUITS!!
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With an objective to create awareness among children about the importance of eating fruits, the children celebrated Fruit Day. 
The children were engaged in fun games and activities, and enjoyed tasting a variety of fruits!
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We are going to keep conducting such fun events to make lessons interesting for our little ones. We thank all parents for their consistent support and encouragement in this regard.

Pegs Activity

Whilst pegging might sound like a basic skill it has many important developmental benefits. This simple activity requires patience, concentration, dexterity and good eye-hand coordination, plus it strengthens fingers and develops the all-important pincer grip that is essential for writing…

Colour Week

With the objective of developing and reinforcing their visual perception of colours, our children celebrated Colour Week. They glowed in different hues and tints of colours and enjoyed a memorable learning experience by engaging in fun maths, language science and art activities in their lively, vibrant and high-spirited classroom.
We thank you ensuring the children came to school in the right colours. We all had fun.

Let’s Read

Reading time…a period of bonding between children and adults. There is a sense of intimacy and well-being that children feel when you read with them (or to them).
We are intentional about incorporating reading activities in the classroom because brain scans show that hearing stories strengthens the part of the brain associated with visual imagery, story comprehension, and word meaning…a huge part of literacy development.
If you don’t read to your child at home, make sure your child’s teachers are reading to them in school.

Fun Learning

Watching this video you can clearly see why we encourage small class sizes for individualised learning. A Montessori Guide has to do this for each of the children in her class…going at the pace of each child to ensure every child succeeds. And yes, learning maths (as well as other subjects) should be a fun and happy experience.
Well done Star A! (Star A is 2 years old).