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At the annual Watersprings Spelling Bee this week, pupils competed in a unique contest that has been likened to an intellectual extreme sport. The competitors, some as young as 6 years old, face a four-hour obstacle course through the English language. Their challenge is to outlast the field by coming up with the correct spelling of obscure words that often…
Watersprings' Christmas Concerts were festive ocassions of readings and brilliant performances and we all enjoyed the two afternoons of Christmas celebration during the Christmas Concerts. The varied programme included an eclectic range of performances, from African performances to salsa, as well as covers of well-known popular Christmas songs. The audience enjoyed both vocal and instrumental performances from our school choir.…
Yesterday was International Children’s Day – a date dedicated to raising awareness about child rights and well being. Hundreds of events took place across the globe to celebrate childhood and get people talking about the issues affecting children at the moment – and how to solve them. International Children’s Day dates back to 1925 when the world community got together…
The World Savings Day also known as ‘World Thrift Day’ was established on October 31, 1924 with the aim of creating awareness on the importance of cultivating a savings habit while promoting its benefits. It is generally agreed that saving money involves delayed gratification and the act of keeping scarce resources for a later date. Facilitators from Sterling Bank Plc.…
We are experiencing a technology revolution, a new world in which coding is no longer for the anti-social, nerdy white males but for the cool kids. Figures like Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg have created a culture that embraces technical innovation and that has popularized the leaders behind the code. An organization known as Genic Solutions came to our school to sanitized…
Exams and test can be challenging and stressful for pupils, teachers and parents. The school just concluded our Continous Assessment 2 and the pupils performed admirably in their different classes.
Phonics education technique shown to have positive impact on literacy. Children taught to read using phonics techniques achieve "very high" results in reading tests. The method teaches children to read by identifying and pronouncing sounds rather than individual letters. In lieu of this, the school organized a phonics overview seminar for the parents to help them understand the basic techniques…
The Top Tenners' Assembly is one of the most important functions of our school. It is a memorable event in which the achievements of the pupils in Continuous Assessment 1 are recognized. Year 3 pupils Year 4 pupils The awards distribution in our school was held on Monday 9th October and it was held in the school hall. …
Christmas Concert (Early Years) holds on the 12th of December 2016
