Arish Home School
Arish Nursery and Primary School is a very dynamic place to learn. We value learning through practical application of knowledge.
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*Discover the innovative spirit of The Arish Schools' Créative Hub & Unleash Your Child's Creativity!*
Our students' impressive clicker game video & music video showcase their boundless imagination and technical skills.
Join us and empower your child to:
✓Explore cutting-edge technology
✓Develop creative problem-solving skills
✓Collaborate with like-minded innovators
✓Build confidence and self-expression
*Enroll now and give your child the gift of limitless possibilities!*
"Welcome to The Arish Schools, where creativity meets innovation.
"Our Créative Hub is where students bring their ideas to life"
"From coding to video production, our students develop skills that shape their future."
"With expert guidance, our students explore, experiment, and excel."
"At The Arish Schools, we provide a holistic education that fosters creativity, critical thinking, and character."
*Learners Testimonials*
Oyedele Kelvin: "I never thought I could create something like this."
Kehinde Korede: "The Créative Hub helped me find my passion."
*Don't miss this opportunity* *Enroll your child today and unlock their full potential*
Contact: 08035568793
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07/08/2024
*How do we mean when we say a person is broken and how can such be helped*
When we say a person is "broken," we usually mean that they are experiencing significant emotional, psychological, or spiritual distress, often due to past traumas, painful experiences, or overwhelming circumstances. This can manifest in various ways, such as:
1. Emotional pain: Feeling intense sadness, hopelessness, or despair.
2. Loss of identity: Struggling to find purpose, meaning, or sense of self.
3. Fragmented sense of self: Feeling disconnected from oneself, others, or the world.
4. Trauma: Experiencing flashbacks, anxiety, or avoidance due to past traumatic events.
5. Mental health struggles: Coping with depression, anxiety, or other mental health conditions.
6. Spiritual crisis: Questioning one's beliefs, values, or sense of purpose.
7. Relationship issues: Struggling with trust, intimacy, or connection with others.
8. Feeling stuck: Being unable to move forward or make positive changes in life.
Being "broken" doesn't mean someone is flawed or beyond repair. Rather, it acknowledges their pain and struggles, and often serves as a call for support, understanding, and healing.
*Helping someone who is "broken" requires*
empathy, understanding, and a supportive approach. Here are some ways to help:
1. Listen without judgment: Create a safe space for them to share their feelings and experiences.
2. Validate their emotions: Acknowledge their pain and struggles, showing that you understand and care.
3. Encourage professional help: Suggest seeking professional counseling or therapy to address underlying issues.
4. Support self-care: Encourage healthy habits, such as exercise, meditation, or spending time in nature.
5. Foster a sense of connection: Help them build strong relationships and social connections.
6. Promote self-compassion: Encourage kindness, understanding, and patience with themselves.
7. Help them find purpose: Support them in discovering activities, hobbies, or passions that bring meaning and joy.
8. Offer practical help: Assist with daily tasks, errands, or responsibilities to reduce stress and workload.
9. Encourage mindfulness: Help them focus on the present moment, reducing worries about the past or future.
10. Remind them of their strengths: Help them recognize their resilience, abilities, and accomplishments.
11. Be patient and understanding: Recognize that healing is a gradual process, and offer ongoing support.
12. Encourage forgiveness: Support them in letting go of grudges, forgiving themselves and others.
Remember, everyone's
healing journey is unique, and it's essential to tailor your support to the individual's needs and preferences.
*Arish Scholars Academy (Arish Group of Schools), Camp, Abeokuta* *08035568793*
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We're seeking dedicated professionals for primary and secondary levels. Enjoy a competitive salary and a supportive work environment.
Interested? Fill out our Google Form link below to apply and schedule an interview. Don't miss this opportunity to shape young minds!"
Physical Education is good for stamina
11/11/2023
Mrs Ajewole addressed the care of the private parts to our girls. Many kids also had fun in preparing snacks in the laboratory
Arish Music entertainment at the end of the school year ceremony
Countries Flags Challenge at the Arish Schools end of the 2023 school year ceremony.
26/06/2023
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23, Surulere Avenue, FUNAAB Road, Camp
Abeokuta
111101
Opening Hours
| Monday | 07:00 - 17:30 |
| Tuesday | 07:00 - 17:30 |
| Wednesday | 07:00 - 17:30 |
| Thursday | 07:00 - 17:30 |
| Friday | 07:00 - 17:30 |