Study in a dynamic and sustainable ecosystem at The Arbor School Filed on December 22, 2020
The Arbor School takes on a unique approach to high-quality education, with access to a nurturing, mindful environment.
The Arbor School is an ecological, coeducational school, based on the National Curriculum for England. It caters to Early Years Foundation Stage, Primary and Secondary students, initially offering Year 9, and will extend to Year 13 in a phased roll out. The Arbor School is located in the Al Furjan district of Dubai within easy reach of Jumeirah Village Triangle, Green Community, Victory Heights, Damac Hills, and the Marina.
This exciting, dynamic, and forward-thinking school prepares young people for a rapidly changing world, nurturing a core belief in environmental mindfulness, responsibility, and the importance of sustainability.
A VILLAGE primary school is to expand its facilities to allow additional teaching space. Sherburn CE Primary School has submitted plans for the demolition of an existing classroom unit and building of a single-storey permanent double pre-fabricated classroom. The application, which has been made to Ryedale District Council, also includes a grass play area with canopy, two-metre high fencing and gate, along with the creation of footpaths, hedge removal, six wall-mounted external lights and fan coil units. Hard and soft landscaping works will also be carried out. Ian Taylor, executive head teacher of The Wolds and Vale Federation of Sherburn CE Primary and Luttons Community Primary, said: “We are delighted to announce that the school is in the final stages of increasing its capacity through a bespoke extension to the school building.
EYFS: Draft of Birth to 5 Matters out for consultation with early years practitioners Annette Rawstrone Tuesday, December 15, 2020
Play and the characteristics of effective learning (CoEL) have been included in the first draft of ‘Birth to 5 Matters – Guidance by the sector, for the sector’ which is published today. Outdoor spaces particularly provide rich opportunities for sharing ideas and feelings with peers, the draft guidance says Register now to continue reading Thank you for visiting
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