Pearls and Jewels Intl. School, Port Harcourt

Pearls and Jewels Intl. School, Port Harcourt

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RED CLUB is an acronyms for (Read Every Day) Club which focuses on Improving the reading culture of this generation and to acquaint the members with...

08/10/2024

APPRECIATION

Dear Esteemed Parents and Guardians,

We are overwhelmed with gratitude as we reflect on the success of our recently concluded 10th Anniversary celebration. The event was a resounding success, thanks to your unwavering support, commitment, and partnership.

Your selflessness and dedication to the growth and development of our school are truly commendable. We are blessed to have you as part of our school.

The students, staff, and management of Pearls and Jewels International School are deeply grateful for your unwavering support. We look forward to many more years of collaboration and success.

Thank you once again for making our 10th Anniversary celebration unforgettable.

Best regards,

SIGNED..

School Management

08/10/2024

A wonderful milestone.

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Pictorial excerpt from the Grand Finale of Pearls and Jewels International School's 10th Anniversary Celebration.

Photos from Pearls and Jewels Intl. School, Port Harcourt's post 08/10/2024

Our trip to Pleasure Park, Port Harcourt in celebration of our 10th Anniversary; Monday 7th October 2024. Hurray!

01/10/2024

*HAPPY INDEPENDENCE NIGERIANS*

As we step into this new month of October, we also celebrate Nigeria's 64th Independence Day.

May this month bring hope, unity, and progress to our nation and home.

Wishing you a wonderful October and a Happy Independence Day!"

From all of us

17/05/2024

There will be a special Entrance Examination tomorrow Saturday, 18th May 2024 by 9.00am. Pick up the Form at the administrative office. P

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International Cultural Day 2023

01/07/2023

Every new month is a chance to start afresh, to love, to live better, to exceed past accomplishments, and to make new goals and dreams.

Our prayer is that GOD will grant you the courage and strength to overcome every challenge that may come your way. Amen

Let's keep Hope Alive!🤓

*From all of us *

09/06/2023

2. Family & Friends

Everyone wants to have a social life. The adage ‘All work and no play” is true to a certain extent. However, without strict monitoring and respect for study times, family and friends may be next on the list of seven distractions.

The trouble with family is they are always around. Friends may respect your work ethic, but they are social distractions too.

How to deal with friends and family:

A. Communication is the best way to deal with family and friends.

Explain kindly and politely that you are studying and are not able to socialise right now.

In the case of family, try to find your own space where you are able to escape, and study in peace. If this is not possible arrange to study at school in the library or your classroom.
Join a study group if this could help you to focus.

08/06/2023

TOP 7 STUDY DISTRACTIONS AND HOW TO AVOID THEM

Distractions are the interference to learning. They may differ from age group to age group, but there appear to be some common denominators that distract many students.

Firstly what is a distraction? Knowing the enemy makes it easier to deal with.

A distraction is something that diverts your attention away from the desired area of focus. Once you have identified the distraction, then the solution is easier to find. In our busy world of technology there are bound to be many distractions, especially ones appealing to our senses.

Sound, sight, and taste sensory distractions are high on the list. Noises, especially popular musical ones, are distractions to young students. Looking at smartphones and TV programs rate high on the visual list. Then your taste buds are going to crave something to eat. If you are hungry – well, you are going to battle to concentrate.

1. Social media rates highly on the list

Checking smartphones for messages and wanting facebook ‘likes’ every time the phone rings, to alert the owner of a message, is very distracting. These distractions include Twitter, Pinterest, and YouTube subscriptions. Short video clips may not seem significant until you are watching more than 50 of them a day.

How to deal with social media:

Put your phone on silent or mute notifications during your study time.
Don’t have your phone with you at this time, unless you have set it up with a timer.
Have a little scribble notepad next to you and when a distracting thought pops into your head, write it down to deal with later. For example – call Sally for a snack date.

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Odum Close, Off Ogbuga Street, Ogbunabali
Port Harcourt

Opening Hours

Monday 07:00 - 15:00
Tuesday 07:00 - 15:00
Wednesday 07:00 - 15:00
Thursday 07:00 - 15:00
Friday 07:00 - 14:00