From the Primary Office

Grade 2 Workshare
Thank you to all of our Grade 2 parents who came to support the students’ workshare last Friday. There was a wonderful turnout. Your positive energy and support for your child’s learning was very inspirational for them and made them feel very proud to share their projects.

Semester 1 Report Cards
This is just a reminder that the Semester 1 report cards were sent to all families via Managebac this past Monday. We hope everyone has received the report. If you have questions or need any clarifications on the grades and/or comments, please see the teacher of that subject area directly. If you need any assistance with accessing your child’s report on Managebac, please see Leverne Hinze in the Primary Office. She will be very happy to assist you. 

100th Day of School Celebration

The AISL Primary School will be celebrating the 100th day of school on Tuesday, February 7th. As well as a milestone in the school calendar, it is a great opportunity to explore ways of thinking with the number 100. Lower primary grades will be exploring a range of 100th day activities during the morning of the 7th including working with collections of 10 or 100, measuring with 100g, 100ml, 100 seconds and 100 cm. The culminating event will be a celebration with 100th Day cupcakes supported by parents and coordinated by the PTA. We look forward to this special day!

Your input matters

 In our continued efforts to refine our practices, the AISL Primary School would like parent
feedback on Home Learning and how their child’s progress is shared. For the purpose of this survey, Home Learning is any task set by your child's homeroom teacher to further their understanding of school related areas. Please complete the survey with the link here, by Friday, February 10th.

Thank you so much for your participation and feedback to support student learning at AISL.
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Support for ‘Every Orphan's Hope’ On Friday, 20 January, there was Classic Movie day for Primary students organised by the Every Orphan's Hope Community Service Day team. The movie was free, based solely on donations and the sale of food. Every Orphan's Hope raised 823 Kwacha. On that note, Every Orphan's Hope says a big Thank You to everyone who helped to make this day a success. Thank you for supporting this initiative from some of our Secondary students.