After a two-year absence, it was a great to re-introduce the Swimming Showcase back into our events calendar. It has been an incredibly busy month on Lower Campus with our Swimming unit. Over the space of four days Year 1- Year 4 students all took part in anamazing and exciting showcase.
The students displayed great courage and technique to complete all the swimming activities, which consisted of Front Crawl, Backstroke, breathing techniques and water safety.
The highlight was the House races as the pupils were really engaged and competitive whilst showing amazing support to their friends.
The PE department managed to collect some competitive times which will hopefully help the students take part in future swimming fixtures.
Congratulations to Year 4 Saxons, Year 3 Saxons, Year 2 Vikings and Year 1 Romans for winning the House competition.
Thank you to all the parents who attended the event as your support was greatly appreciated. I would like to congratulate the students below for the fastest times of the day in each year group.:
Year 4
Backstroke boy – Siho 30.98 seconds
Frontcrawl boy – Enzo 26:34 seconds
Backstroke Girl – Daria 28:42 seconds
Frontcrawl Girl - Aleksandra 25:29 seconds
Year 3
Backstroke boy - Arkadiy 30.00 seconds
Frontcrawl boy – Carlos 30.70 seconds
Backstroke Girl – Polina + Evelina 25.75 seconds
Frontcrawl Girl - Polina 24.94 seconds
Year 2
Backstroke boy - Mikhail 30.28 seconds
Frontcrawl boy - Mikhail 25.16 seconds
Backstroke Girl – Agata 35.26 seconds
Frontcrawl Girl – Lana 36.07 seconds
Year 1
Backstroke boy – Platon 32.00 seconds
Frontcrawl boy – Platon (kickboard) 33.06 seconds
Backstroke Girl – Anastasia 52.00 seconds
Frontcrawl Girl – Anna (kickboard) 49:00 seconds
A child’s youngest years are a jubilant journey of discovery, exploration and growth. The impact of the caring attention we provide during these youngest years will echo through the rest of their lives.
Did you know… a child’s brain is already 90-95% of its adult size before entering Primary school. They will develop a great deal yet, but the foundational structure has been set.
We were thrilled to hear from Elbina, one of our graduating Class of 2018, who was visiting Russia to spend time with her family over the New Year holiday.
Elbina, who graduated from ISM almost six years ago, has completed her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Biology at the University of St Andrews, and is now midway through her PhD study in the field of medicine.
Elbina enthusiastically agreed to visit her old school to speak with our Sixth Form students, and share her expertise about what to expect from university life, how to get the best results in your degree, and those important next steps after graduation.
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