Eat, sleep, exercise for a Healthy Lifestyle Grade 11

Here is a short slideshow about having a healthy lifestyle. You can use the information to help you with your IST and end of term project.
Healthy Lifestyle

Comparing Ancient Civilizations compared to Modern Ones

I am including a link to a slideshow about Ancient civilizations. if you want to study and prepare for the IST and  term project feel free to use the information in the slideshow. This is for the Grade 12classes.  Ancient Civilizations PowerPoint

It RAINED this week

It was a celebration. However we are now behind, especially with the grade 12 classes as many did not come to class.

Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead - Cells

Week one is finished.

Here is a short slideshow showing the grade 11 students working together.

Welcome Back to Term 2

January 11
I hope everyone had an excellent holiday.

This term is much shorter than Term I.
The Themes are
Grade 12 Ancient World/ Modern World
Grade 11 Healthy Society.

I will be including the Vocabulary sheets on this site so you can work along with your son to help him achieve success.

Here are some important dates:
Grade 12

Saturday 7 March, 2015

The CEPA-English exam (1st attempt for 2015 NAPO applicants)
Make sure you are registered before the deadline

From CEPA website CEPA English CEPA-English is used to make decisions about eligibility for Bachelors’ programs at UAE University (UAEU), Zayed University (ZU) and the Higher Colleges of Technology (HCT). While each of the federal institutions has its own admissions criteria, a score of 150 on CEPA-English has been widely used as a cut-off point. Students achieving this score, in addition to other requirements, are usually eligible for Bachelor programs at HCT, UAEU and ZU.
CEPA-English is a two hour exam which consists of three sections: Grammar and vocabulary, Reading, and Writing. There is no break time between the three parts of the test. Instructions are in English and Arabic. The test is administered in two formats: paper-and-pencil, and computer-based. You will be allocated to one format or the other. There is no break time between the three parts of the test. There is a recommended time for each section: 45 Minutes for Grammar and Vocabulary, 45 minutes for Reading and 30 minutes for Writing. Instructions are in English and Arabic. There are 45 grammar items and 40 vocabulary questions. All the questions are multiple-choice. The grammar items measure a candidate’s ability to recognize common grammatical patterns in English and the vocabulary items measure knowledge of common English vocabulary. The Reading section consists of two descriptive or narrative texts of around 400 words in length, and one non-prose text, such as a web page or a brochure, with a total of 25 multiple-choice questions across the three texts. The Writing section consists of an essay task of between 150 and 200 words. The quality of student's writing is assessed in terms of grammar, vocabulary, spelling and content. Click on the link for CEPA-English practice materials.

Grade 11

Week of March 22-25

EMSA Exams