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Book Week- 1st- 5th of March 2010
ISB certainly had a very busy book week….throughout the week we held our Book Fair-which pupils from across the school, as well as parents and teachers visited and brought f |ISB is expanding!
ISB is Expanding ISB is getting closer to opening its Early Learning Centre in Pipera. Resources have been ordered, the conversion of the building has started and staff fro |Nursery has just been on their first school trip this year.
Nursery has just been on their first school trip this year. We set off in the morning on the bus to go and visit Dentesest 4 kids and learn all about people that help us look after our tee |Nigerian Folktales and Other Stories - a Fabulous book event enjoyed by all!
KS2 and secondary joined Louise Anderson and Kingsley Nwabia to the theatre on Friday afternoon at 2.15pm. He is a writer of Nigerian Folklore and really enjoyed talking to ISB about |PTA Dinner
On Friday, the 26th February, the PTA organized another successful event for the parents and teachers. Those who came had a lovely evening dining and dancing together in the charming Floreasca C |Early Years
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Welcome to Nursery & Reception (ages 3 to 5)
The classes for three to five year olds provide a stimulating and creative environment where young children experience a wide range of activities through the Early Years/Foundation programme which leads into Key Stage 1 and the teaching of the National Curriculum for England and Wales. These two formative years are very important as they form the basis of a child's future education.
Children are helped to acquire competence in English as soon as possible. Particular emphasis is put on speaking and listening and in pre-reading and pre-writing activities. In Mathematics children are introduced to important aspects of mathematical understanding and are provided with the foundation for numeracy. This is achieved through practical activities and by using and understanding simple mathematical language.
Children acquire a basic knowledge and understanding of their environment, other people and features of the natural and man-made world. The Personal and Social Development programme focuses on children learning how too work, play and co-operate with others and function in a group beyond the family.
The Physical Development programme aims to help children develop physical control, mobility, awareness of space and manipulative skills in indoor and outdoor environments. Children are actively encouraged to establish positive attitudes towards a healthy and active way of life. Creative Development focuses on stimulating children's imagination and their ability to communicate and express ideas and feelings in a creative way.
Curriculum Specifics
ISB follows the Early Years/Foundation Programme which specifically prepares children for entry in to the primary school and to be able to access the National Curriculum for England and Wales.
When the curriculum is planned we take account of as many cross-curricular teaching opportunities as possible allowing for English to be developed to its optimum.
