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Primary Art

Primary have been doing some wonderful artwork over the last few weeks, both when we were on campus and now that we’re back online. Our students have shown fantastic creativity, adaptability and innovation and we look forward to seeing many other wonderful creations from them in the weeks to come!

Year 6 have been thinking about their photography in their most recent IPC unit ‘They See the World Like This’.?
Year 5 have been reading the book ‘Kensuke’s Kingdom’ by Michael Morpurgo and have created these fantastic Zentangle artworks!?

While we were in school, Year 3 created some fantastic 3D artwork based on Claude Monet’s Waterlilies, linked to their IPC topic ‘On Tap’.?
Earlier this year, Year 1 were learning all about Vincent Van Gogh – their versions of his famous painting Sunflowers are absolutely wonderful!?
We always encourage our students to share with us any artwork that they have done outside of school – it’s been fantastic to watch their skills and style flourish!?

Secondary Art

Congratulations to all Y11, Y12 and Y13 students for successful completion of their IGCSE, AS and A2 Art & Design syllabus.

Here are some of our amazing entries for this year.?

IGCSE Art and Design

Shashank Y11??????	Manon Y11?????????	Lakshana Y11
Anisha Y11?	? Jetasri Y11???	? Ole Y11

?AS Level Art and Design

Adya Y12	Roisin Y12

A2 Level Art and Design

Molly Y13	River Y13

The Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ MUN committee is proud to announce that Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ students will be taking part in our own and unique Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ conference in June. Here are the issues on agenda depending on the students¡¯ year group:

Year 7 – Environmental committee: Regulating deforestation and its effect on climate change

?????????????– Covid-19 committee: Impact of Covid-19 on refugees¡¯ education

Years 8 and 9 – League of Nations: Legality of the Japanese invasion of Manchuria?

• Humans Right Council: Measures to protect and prevent children from child marriages?

Year 10-13 – ECOFIN: Discussing the future of the global economy and necessity of debt relief post pandemic

See and ¡¯s amazing Moon themed pieces. They could choose to represent a moon made of cheese, the Jade Rabbit or Chang¡¯e (æ϶ð) the Chinese Goddess of the moon.

Devasri Rana is our student of the week.

Despite the undoubted pressure that all our exam students are under at the moment, Devasri took the time and trouble to email her appreciation of her teachers. Taking the time to show gratitude for others’ efforts at a stressful time is a real sign of maturity. Small acts of kindness are great for one’s own well-being as well as that of the community you are part of.

Devasri’s advice is very apt for the moment!

“Keep working hard”

Thank you to those parents who have already confirmed that this will be the last term for your child/children at Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ.?

?In line with school policy, we are providing all parents with the final date that you need to provide the school with your official notice of withdrawal if this will be the last term for your child/children at Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ. The due date for the official notice of withdrawal is? Wednesday 2nd June 2021.??

?Please, therefore, inform Ms. Bajracharya (admissions@tbs.edu.np) in the Admissions Office, if you wish to withdraw your child from Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ by Wednesday 2nd June 2021.??

?In line with school policy, failure to give such notice will result in the security deposit being retained in full.??

?Parents shall receive a Clearance Form to complete the withdrawal procedure nearer the end of this term. Failure to submit the form or returning all school resources in good order will partially affect the refund of the security deposit (parents will always be notified in such instances).??

?We thank you for entrusting us with the education of your child/children and wish you the very best for the future; you will always be part of the Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ family, so please do keep in touch.? One way of doing this is connecting with us on our and pages.

The prefect team (alongside all other Year 11, 12 and 13 students) continue to work hard preparing and revising for exams. We hope all students in Primary and Secondary are coping with the challenges of online learning and continuing to embrace the opportunities their teachers make available.

We are busy, but that does not mean we are not here for you. If you want to reach out to the prefect team, you are always welcome to email us at prefects@tbs.edu.np. We will do our best to keep supporting each and everyone one of you.