Most students like a good story, and so do we!

The start of a new school year can be a stressful time.

I will be happy to eat at his restaurant one day.

We should have students who are interested.

We don’t focus on testing as we feel there is more than enough of that in schools. We build skills.

It can be surprising how much enthusiasm some students bring to our lessons.

We get bombarded by them every day.

‘Back to school’ means something a bit different for all of our students.

One of my students goes by the name of Ocean…

…detours may be one of the most important parts of the journey.

We had some lessons learning about William Shakespeare and poetry…

Andy - Today I __ very happy. (Today I AM very happy). (Why?) Because….I got a new toy. He then showed me a pile of legos that will later become a police car!

Taking detours with him to explore new topics that go beyond the book is a lot of fun! Recently, the story in our book was about a space restaurant in the future. We started talking more about space…

One of our students had a visit to the eye doctor. Her pupils were dilated, so she was unable to read from a screen during the lesson…

Teacher Andrew and his student, Andy, have a lot in common, in addition to their names…

When it comes to homework, Bonny prefers a blank sheet of paper and a rough idea over any page out of the workbook…

Drew Philp is a well known author, journalist and public speaker. He loves to explore the world and experience different ways of life. He also loves to teach!

Bonny loves to draw. Sometimes the homework from the book is a bit too simple for her, so the teacher likes to take whatever topic we have been discussing and turn it into an art project…