FIRST STEPS Learning Center Fslc

TB to last day of 2021 - Break up party. Keleni, Jenny and Esther all enjoying the day.

TB to 2022 Beach Clean Up Day at Suva Point.

TB to 2022 World Oceans Day
Students and teachers took part in the march from the Flea Market to Civic Center.

DELAYED BUT NOT DENIED.......

TRUST THE PROCESS.

ESTABLISHING GOOD COMMUNICATION CHANNELS TO SUPPORT YOUR CHILD'S LEARNING.
*Establish Communication Channels:
*Attend Parent-Teacher Meetings: Participate in parent-teacher meetings and conferences to discuss your child's progress, academic performance, and any concerns you may have. These meetings provide valuable insights into your child's educational journey.
*Understand Classroom Expectations and Rules: Familiarize yourself with the teacher's expectations regarding homework, behavior, and participation. Understanding classroom guidelines helps you support your child's learning and reinforce consistency between home and school.
*Respect Boundaries: Encourage your child to follow classroom rules and guidelines, respecting the teacher's authority and fostering a respectful learning environment and remember teachers aren't available 24/7.
*Provide Support at Home: Support your child's learning at home by creating a conducive study environment, assisting with homework when needed, and encouraging regular reading habits, especially reading to your child.
*Address Concerns Promptly: If you have any concerns or questions about your child's education or well-being in the classroom, address them promptly with the teacher. Open communication helps resolve issues effectively and ensures your child receives the support they need.
*Respect Teacher's Professional Judgment: Trust the teacher's professional expertise and judgment when it comes to your child's education. Avoid micromanaging or criticizing teaching methods and instead, offer support and constructive feedback.
*Volunteer and Participate: Offer to volunteer in the classroom or participate in school activities and events. Your involvement demonstrates your commitment to your child's education and strengthens the home-school partnership.
*Stay Informed about School Policies: Stay informed about school policies, procedures, and upcoming events. Review school newsletters, websites, and communication platforms regularly to stay updated on important information.
*Express Appreciation: Show appreciation and gratitude for the teacher's dedication and efforts in educating your child. A simple thank-you note or gesture can go a long way in building a positive relationship and fostering mutual respect

Inviting interested ECE teachers and parents to attend this 2 workshop sessions on the topics detailed below.
It is not very often that we get to have professional speakers that specializes in our field. Let's grab this opportunity to develop professionally. We are targeting 50 teachers and parents only, so confirm your attendance early to avoid disappointment.

A prayer before you sleep 🙏

Thank you Madam Hon. Minister.

'NO ROOM FOR RECONCILIATION' | Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Lynda Tabuya revealed that family members of the 11-year-old girl who was beaten by her relative in Nausori last Friday were seeking forgiveness.

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Have a great 2 weeks break our treasures.