On Wednesday 13th February, the children celebrated their first '100 Days at School' this academic year with a dress up. We were excited to see children exploring the idea of how people might dress in 100 years time, we smiled…
A team of 30 SES primary school children from Years 2 to 7 took part in a Cross Country competition held at Sekolah Ciputra on Friday, November 2nd. There were close to 800 children racing on the day from schools…
This year Ms Chris, Mr Phillip and 15 Secondary students all travelled to Northern Thailand for the School Camp. The Maekok River Outdoor Education Centre is located next to a sleepy village called Thaton, near the Burmese border, and this…
We had a busy and very enjoyable assembly this morning which was led by Year 9 students. They gave impressive and informative presentations on some topics studied in Global Perspectives classes. We learned about poverty, education for girls and habitat…
Over the weekend four intrepid adventurers from Year 9 set out to complete a practice journey for their International Award for Young People (IAYP). The International Award requires participants at Bronze level to complete a two day, one night adventure…
SES school camp to Bali in April was an adventurous time for everyone. We spent five days in Eastern Bali experiencing a wide range of outdoor activities including trekking, white water rafting and cycling as well as some more local…
Our delegates from Year 8 to 11 went to Qatar to represent the interests of Liberia during the Model United Nations from January 26 - 29. This conference represented the culmination of many hours of preparation by the students in…
The Student Council organised an exciting event for both primary and secondary students. Firstly, primary students played a variety of Halloween games, ate and enjoyed some music. Following this our secondary students enjoyed festive food, dancing and music supplied by…
In this House Competition Secondary students played ultimate frisbee in which points are scored by passing the disc to a teammate in the opposing end zone. They really enjoyed the games. Primary students played a variety of traditional games…
Our Secondary students spent five days with Outward Bound developing leadership and teamwork skills. In addition to the daily challenges, which included hiking, orienteering and camping, students camped and were responsible for preparing their own food.