Richfield International Secondary School

Have a great Midterm break everyone. We will see you on Tuesday!

School starts today. Have a good and fruitful term everyone.

Revision has been on-going this past week and now the examinations are at the doorstep. All the best to our students.

Mr Appanah, our manager was at the National conference on the 25th of June to speak about the economic, social and legal implications of the Mauritius Knowledge Hub. A most successful event whereby different stakeholders in the tertiary education landscape made a must to be present.

On Wednesday the 24th of June, our staff was trained on first aid. First aid training empowers the staff members to handle minor to major injuries. An enjoyable and interactive session.

The Ministry of Education has instructed all secondary schools in the towns to be closed on Monday 15 June 2015 on account of the Municipal Council Elections. School will resume as normal on Tuesday 16 June 2015.

Biology, French and Physics tuition Form 3 in Port-Louis on Saturdays.
Call 57679431 for more information.

The world is your home, it is your refuge. Preserve it not only for yourself but for future generations. Happy World Environment Day to all. Students, hope you are enjoying your midterm break.

Dear students and parents,
Please note that the government has decreed that there is no school today. It's cold, windy and rainy. Stay safe.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/nathanwpyle/this-teacher-taught-his-class-a-powerful-lesson-about-privil #.lm7WDGa0J

This Teacher Taught His Class A Powerful Lesson About Privilege With a recycling bin and some scrap paper.

Dear students,
The month of May is almost coming to its end. It is high time for you to start your revision :)
Your exams are scheduled as follows:
* 8th July to 15th July 2015.
There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work learning from failure.” ~ General Colin Powell

Today the teachers and some students made their way to the Gayasingh Ashram in Port-Louis. Yeshna in lower 6 and the teacher in charge, Mr Rajiv led things nicely. Teachers and students alike, cooked or bought different types of foods for the lovely and most caring ladies of the hospice. Kalafifi, bedridden, was so touched and happy when we wanted to have a photo with her. Getting to know the ladies, their stories and sharing some of our time with them brought so much gratification and joy. They seemed so happy. Thank you all for your precious contributions.