Brookside International School

Yesterday we celebrated 'Day of the African Child'. No phones. No data. Just our students, the dust, and the games our grandparents grew up playing. Watching our students light up the same way our grandparents did years ago reminded us: the tools change, but joy doesn’t.

Mid-term exams are complete. Denyque, our ECD B student, confidently read a variety of words during Phonics. Well done, Denyque. Keep up the excellent work.

Kevin, our Grade 2 student, demonstrated a strong understanding of rocks during today’s Science lesson.Well done Kevin🌟

Mukudzei, our Grade 3 student, explained the functions of several human internal organs during today’s Science lesson. Well done, Mukudzei.

Our Grade 2 class did a great job completing Reading Eggs activities this week to reinforce what they’ve learned in English.

We are proud of Munashe, our Grade 1 learner, who confidently demonstrated his understanding of prefixes during today’s English lesson.

Our ECD A learners explored the topic 'Sources of Light Around Us'. They actively identified and discussed everyday light sources including the sun, light bulbs, candles, and torches. Through class discussions and hands-on activities, learners sharpened their observation skills and deepened their understanding of how light enables us to see and perform daily tasks.

Today's Reading Eggs session with Grade 3s focused on developing literacy skills. Learners actively engaged with quiz-based questions and interactive games designed to reinforce their understanding and recall.