I can make a picture on anything.

This week students in Early Years 1 are practicing their eye-hand coordination skills. We are working on a large surface and using different media. 

You are invited!

   Introduction to the PYP Workshop

for WIS families

Dear Primary Parents & Guardians

You are invited to an Upcoming event:

Primary Years Programme Workshop for families.

Please come along to the relevant session and learn more about your child’s learning

When: Thursday September 20th 2018

Venue: PLC Auditorium

Two sessions:

• Session 1:  7:30-8:30 Grade 1 through to Grade 5
• Session 2: 12:15-1:15 Early Years

Please sign up here to show which session you will be attending

Looking forward to seeing you there.

Avril van Zyl (PYP Coordinator)

Self - portrait

Students in EY 1 are using different ways and media to explore "Who We Are". Today we had a chance to pain our self - portraits on the rocks. What an exciting experience!

News from the Art room

PORTRAIT POP-UP EXHIBITION

Whole Primary School in the Art Room

Dear Parents -  This is our first of several

Pop-Up 2018-2019

@ Drop-off Time Art Exhibition in the Primary Art room.

All students have created a portrait of themselves at this point in their school life. It is interesting to see the development of art at this stage from EY1 through to Grade 5 with the unit Who We Are.

Please pop-in at drop off time on Friday 14th September from 7.00am - 7.45am followed by Assembly if you wish to attend. The Portrait Exhibition will run till Friday 21st September.  

You are welcome to come each morning, except Wednesday 5th September (as we have a class first period), to view this.

VENUE: PRIMARY ART ROOM (Room 41)

DATES: 14th - 21st September 2018

TIME: 7.00am - 8.00am (except Wednesday 19th September)

An interesting read:  The Hidden Meaning of Kids' Shapes and Scribbles

By ISABEL FATTALOCT 25, 2017

https://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2017/10/the-hidden-meaning-of-kids-shapes-and-scribbles/543873/

Literacy and fine motor.

Storytime it's not just listening to the story. How about combining it with something else? Maybe fine motor skills development?

Today we were helping Little Red Hen to plant seeds. 

Look at our beautiful garden beds.