ISY Elementary Blog
Elementary School Blog – Sept 6

Sandy Sheppard, Elementary School Principal
6 September 2019
Dear Parents,
It has been another fantastic week at ISY. We have really settled into the school year and we look forward to sharing with you all the wonderful things that are happening in our classrooms over the coming weeks.
Thank you as always for being such a wonderful community of parents, your support is always appreciated.
Have a great weekend.
Sandy Sheppard

Our new international orders have all arrived.
The student’s are having fun with the new blue blocks.
Our new furniture, as part of our furniture replacement cycle, has arrived for Grade 5.
The final items were the new chairs which have been specially designed to offer support and comfort to our students during their busy school day.
Our early years environments are looking fantastic. How wonderful for our students to be able to experience such amazing spaces each day.
DATES TO REMEMBER
20th September – Early Dismissal (PreK/KG 11:30 – Grade 1-5 11:45)
20th September – Compassion Conference for teachers
3rd October – Elementary School Math Night
Previous Elementary School Posts
Elementary School Blog – January 14, 2022
2022 is off to a good start here at ISY. It was such a lift to have our returning teachers arrive in Yangon last Saturday.
Elementary School Blog – December 17, 2021
On behalf of our Elementary School team, we wish you a safe and enjoyable holiday and we look forward to seeing you in 2022.
Elementary School Blog – December 10, 2021
Our assemblies are an excellent example of how we can make an imperfect situation work for us if we are purposeful in what we want to achieve.
Elementary School Blog – December 3, 2021
A very smart person a long time ago is supposed to have said that knowledge is a belief tied down by understanding.
Elementary School Blog – November 26, 2021
In this complicated time I am very grateful for the uncomplicated wisdom of our students: CHARACTER + EXPERIENCE = ME
Elementary School Blog – November 12, 2021
Every lesson needs to start somewhere but it does not need to end there. By using one culture or history as a starting point, a lesson can still be inclusive of all of the cultures and histories in a class.
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