EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES

 

We believe that school activities and events have a profound impact on child development. Therefore, we aim to provide our students with a fun and educative range of activities to enhance their academic, social and intellectual skills.

While having fun, students:

  • Develop a greater sense of loyalty within their community.
  • Build skills outside of the classroom.
  • Discover new fields of interest.
  • Interact with others and build friendships.
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ICT projects at Kipling

G6 Students practiced skills taught through wonderfully prepared presentations/projects. Students recognised the importance of a ‘timeline’ in movie editing software and applied

the following skills: inserting pictures, using effects, importing captured videos and how to use the internet independently to ‘send a file to a specific address/code’.

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Crazy Hat Dat at Kipling

“Smile at the world, and the world smiles back at you”

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Literacy Week at Kipling

This year’s Literacy Week was a little different for our students, yet we didn’t let distance spoil our week. Students took part in a variety of activities where they were surprised during

lessons to ‘stop, drop and read’, followed by a ‘scavenger hunt’ to get them moving, and then the week ended with students creating reading corners at home and some story telling from our fabulous parents (volunteer readers)

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Upper Primary Student Council

As part of a new online initiative, Student Council members are working on a project where each week they will deliver international news, local news, sports news and segments

about fitness to the rest of the students via Zoom. This is just a glimpse of what our student council have in store. Well done to them all and we are extremely proud of them

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G2 students researched about ‘Guy Fawkes’

This month, our fabulous G2 students researched about ‘Guy Fawkes’ and confidently presented their findings in creative projects and recorded presentations. We’ve put together 

a short compilation of their work and well done to all of our G2 students- every single presentation was amazing. Keep up the great work

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