Lucky Book
Sarwaran International School - Erbil, Kurdistan
September 19, 2018One of our students, Aya Sarbast, wrote her first book, Lucky. We all celebrated with her along with the media.
After Aya read a lot of books, she then decided to write her first book.
She started to talk about her first book with the media, and she decided to sell her book and give the profit to those in need.
At the end of the event, Aya gave the students the opportunity to buy her book.
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Tea Party
Jeddah International Academy - Jeddah, KSA
October 16, 2018At that day, Kids came to the school wearing Victorian style. Girls were wearing Victorian dresses and accessories and boys were wearing suits.
Kids enjoyed drinking tea and eating biscuits together. They also danced together after eating.
“The bond that they made while drinking that tea and eating biscuits was incredible and they had a lot of a family spirit!”- Laila Sarakbi, Grade 8.
“This activity taught the kids some manners like saying please and thank you.” – Tala Matar, Grade 8.

Toy Drive for Autism Center
Zakho International School - Kurdistan, Erbil
March 09, 2019Our students involved in the Student Life Organization’s Social Responsibility Department collected toys and donated them to the autism center. Next, they guided the students on how to wrap the gifts. When we arrived at the center, we met with the administrator. The administrator gave us a tour of their center. He also explained the term of autism and its symptoms to the students. The administrator also discussed the goal of the center. Our Activity Prefect and Social Responsibility Prefect helped create a fun day for these autistic children. One of our prefects sang a song to the children, while the other one was playing the piano. Then, we distributed gifts to the autistic students. Finally, the deputy handed out flowers to the admin staff as a sign of appreciation for all they do for these children.
Ms. Shaima: This activity was touching and also a fascinating experience to see how these autistic children are being educated.
Panar’s father: “We appreciated this activity because we want our children to understand the concept of autism and how they are still determined to be educated despite their disabilities.”
Admin: We are thankful of all the prefects and their support of autism.
Back to School Games
The International School of Choueifat - Amman
September 10, 2019In order to start the new academic year with a bang and ensure that all students feel great about being back at school, the SLO Prefects in the Activities Department organized the classic annual “Back to School” Games for students in grades 4 to 6.
Prefects planned and managed fun games, such as “Stack Attack”, “This is Nuts”, “Nose Dive” and many other fun challenges during the SL Period.

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