Events

On October 27, ICCE held a professional development workshop for Grades 1–11 homeroom teachers, focusing on first-quarter results, a positive classroom climate, bullying prevention, and creating a safe and supportive school environment.

Fairy tales, adventures, and animal stories open up a wonderful world of books for our second graders. Reading together with parents helps nurture a love of literature and turn reading into a cherished family tradition.

Fourth-grade students became game designers and created their own tabletop maze puzzles, combining logic, construction and creativity.

Second-grade students conducted research on a relevant and very important topic: "The Workspace."

During their Visual Arts lesson, fourth-grade students explored the secrets of city streets through creative artworks on the theme “What Secrets Do Cities Hold?”. Using painting and graphic techniques, they demonstrated their composition skills, sense of colour, and creative approach to urban architecture.

The first-grade class held an exciting creative celebration titled "Autumn Melody." Using natural materials, the students crafted vibrant, original compositions that showcased both imagination and skill. Each creation became a small work of art, filled with autumn colors, warmth, and inspiration!