School Newsletter...2017/10/11 · Year 9 Academic Achievement: Nicole Munialo Year 9 Effort: Maiko Natsume Key Stage 4 and Key Stage 5 Academic Achievement: Shareef Jarkas Key Stage

PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

Dear Parents

Back to school after a short Half Term break and it is straight back into the swing of things. World Science

Week has been recognized this week with themed assemblies and tutor time. Students and staff being asked

to try to think about Reusing, Reducing and Recycling. This follows on from our very successful World Food

Week where we collected food to distribute to some of the less fortunate people in Moscow. Thank you all

for your support in these events and I look forward to working with the whole EIS East community more in

the future. Next week we see International Week which ends with International Day on Friday 17th many

activities are planned for the week but there will be a Bake Sale on Friday and students are encouraged to

come dressed in a National costume, 100 Ruble if they do and the money goes to charity.

Kind regards,

Mr. Phillips

ENGLISH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MOSCOW EAST

School Newsletter

Friday 10th November, 2017

Week commencing 13th November

17th November International Day

WEEKLY NEWS

24th November Parent’s Coffee Morning

15th December Christmas Bazaar

20th December Christmas concert

22nd December End of term.

UPCOMING EVENTS

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ENGLISH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MOSCOW EAST Newsletter

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We have been super busy despite a

short week, learning the letter E as well

as practicing the numbers from 1 to 15,

reading CVC words, making the letter of

the week crafts and talking about

recycling in our environment. We

discussed why and what we should

‘reduce, reuse and recycle’, and

encouraged parents to bring in junk for

the messy play. We worked with

available materials and made houses,

vehicles and robots out of shoe boxes and

other various junk. We learned where the

materials have come from, what they are

made of and if they could be recycled in

any other way. We will do more of the

‘reduce, reuse and recycle’ projects next

week we will share with you the following

Friday.



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“New” dance activity

Dance is one of the many elements of our

PE curriculum for the Children. On

Wednesday Years 5 and 6 learned many

dances from yesteryear. These were social

dances which were hugely popular about

fifty years ago. How many of these dances

that we covered do you know? The Funky

Chicken, the Mashed Potato, the

Locomotion, the Bump, the Birdie Song and

the Pogo. Well done to the Children who

really put a lot of energy and skill into the

session. Attached are some of the photos

taken during the lesson.

YEAR 4 SCIENCE WEEK

As part of Science Week, Year 4 created

useful products using only recycled

products. We had to try and make them

look store bought. It was very hard to

figure out how to make them look great!

We ended up with a cell phone holder,

pencil cases, board games, and a pen

holder. We were proud of our creations.



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WORLD SCIENCE DAY

REDUCE, REUSE RECYCLE

This week we celebrated World Science Day. The

theme being about the three R’s, Reduce, Reuse and

Recycle. The week’s assembly was on this theme

and it was the basis of the week’s PSHE programme.

Tuesday was also a day for all to try to use less

paper, not easy in a school but reusing was

acceptable and so we did our bit for the planet! This

is also a follow up to looking at how to reduce the

number of plastic cups we use, research by the Year

11’s showed that inn EIS East we use over 200

plastic cups per day!!

INTERNATIONAL FOOD WEEK

Two weeks before half term we celebrated

International Food Week and made a collection for

distribution to Moscow’s less fortunate. This was a

great success as I reported at the time and we were

pleased to have the food collected and distributed

at the end of last Half Term.

Cone of Shame!



MERIT AWARDS NOVEMBER 2017

Congratulations to the following students who were awarded Merit certificates at the end of the first half term:-

Year 7 Academic Achievement: Katya Veter

Year 7 Effort: Aji Ida Badji

Year 8 Academic Achievement: Nicole Gleizer

Year 8 Effort: Nafu Li

Year 9 Academic Achievement: Nicole Munialo

Year 9 Effort: Maiko Natsume

Key Stage 4 and Key Stage 5 Academic

Achievement: Shareef Jarkas

Key Stage 4 and Key Stage 5 Effort: Robert Khandzhyan

Friday 17th November

International Day

Student are encouraged to wear any costume representing a country, their own or another

Cost 100 Rubles per person if they wear a costume and all proceeds to go to Sparansky burns hospital.

Prize for best costume in each Year Level

International Bake Sale and a display of various country cultures in the Hall in the afternoon.

All welcome to bring cakes for sale or to attend and enjoy the event.

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