Twin Day

SABIS^® International School - Phoenix

November 19, 2014

The SLO^® Discipline Department at SABIS^® International School of Phoenix has been aligning their Monthly Discipline Themes with theSpirit Day Themes held each month at SIS. The SLO^® Monthly Discipline Theme for November was, “Stay in Uniform!” This paired perfectly with SLO^® Twin Day as students wear identical clothing to school each day per our school’s established uniform standard. Students who did not receive 3 Uniform Infractions were able to partner up with their fellow peers and in some cases with their teachers to don matching outfits at SIS on Friday, November 19^th. During the entire month of November our SLO^® Prefects stressed the importance of following the established uniform standards at SIS. They informed the student body that wearing matching uniforms each day wasn’t solely a safety matter but it was also an opportunity to let your true character show through actions and not fashion choices.

Learning Multiplication One Step at a Time

Sarwaran International School - PPP Kurdistan

Suleimaniah International School - PPP Kurdistan

Sardam International School - PPP Kurdistan

December 03, 2014

The Sarwaran International School came up with a very creative idea to ensure all students learn their multiplication tables "One Step At A Time" but using their stairs as the means to convey the information.

The ideal was quickly adopted by other schools including Suleimaniah International School as it allowed students to be reminded of what they should know at all times.

Mini-Camp

ISC - Dubai Investment Park

October 17, 2014

The 1^st ever SLO^® Mini Camp for ISC-DIP was held on October 16^th and 17^th, 2014.

Prefects participated in a range of training sessions to improve their contribution to the school and SLO^®. They covered a wide range of lectures such as communication skills, teamwork, and positive thinking. Added to the training sessions were team building activites to strengthen the bonds among prefects. An exciting activity was drumming which taught participants teamwork and coordination. Following that a team sticker activity got the teams going for the treasure hunt which involved critical thinking, problem solving, and teamwork.

Overall the camp was an enlightening experience. It helped the participants walk away with a deeper understanding of how to inspire and encourage others and how to help students achieve success by teaching key characteristics, like being positive, choosing your attitude, and recognizing “the power” exists within each one of them.

December 09, 2014