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Instructions for the end of term
School year closure. The online teaching classes (homeschooling) will continue until the last day of the school year, which remains as planned on the 19th of June.
As we have done during this period, if a student requires academic or personal help, the tutor or the director of each section will organise it in a personalised way. From the 8th of June, if necessary, the Head of Section will organise a personal meeting with students and tutors.
Year 12 students have now finished their classes, except for some students who are preparing for specific UNED exams. As you know, they do not have to take the EBAU entrance examinations, and they have already submitted all the work with which the International Baccalaureate organisation will determine their qualifications. Keep reading
Special measures 2020-2021
The current scenario. Following the information which we have received to date concerning the guidelines for education in September, School is currently designing a plan for the most likely scenario.
This supposes that the school will open on the foreseen date in September, with strict hygiene controls, social distancing and a maximum number of children of 15 per class.
This plan may need to be modified according to possible governmental requirements.
Our objectives. We have elaborated this plan with the following objectives in mind: 1-The highest academic standards, 2-The pupils’ personal and emotional wellbeing, 3-Balancing demands of work and family life. Keep reading
Presenting our Education Project 2020-2021
Over the coming months you will see and hear of many changes taking place in our student’s education at St Peter’s. Many of these represent a gradual evolution of what we are already doing at school, especially in terms of methodology. However, there are others which form part of a more fundamental shift in terms of content. Understanding the project Our objective is to create in our pupils a passion for learning and a permanent curiosity about themselves, others and the world around them. In this new scenario in which we find ourselves, with its ongoing demographic, geopolitical and technological changes, the school needs to adapt its methodology and curricular contents accordingly. Keep reading
Present and Future of St. Peter’s School Project
After an atypical Easter Holiday, the world is still confronting one of the greatest threats of our generation, one that will impact upon our future lives, and surely will impact education too. Throughout our history, St. Peter’s School has been built around the care for families, students and staff, and our actions during this global crisis are essential to keep our ethos and will be remembered for years to come.
Two things we know for sure; first, that this situation will pass, let’s hope sooner rather than later. Second, that in the resulting scenery education will be more important than ever, both to ensure that as a group we have learned and improved, and individually to face the forthcoming challenges with the best opportunities. Keep reading
Pedagogical approaches for Nursery 1 and 2
Last Tuesday you received general information about the homeschooling approach in the third term. We would like to specify some aspects of the approach we want to follow in the Nursery for this third term.
In the next weeks, we will be working on different topics like emotions, habits or the world that surrounds us. We will work comprehensively to ensure that the children continue to grow and evolve in a cognitive, motor and emotional way. Keep reading