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The TISA ELC Facility Spacious central open areas for: • singing and music in combined groups • interaction between P1 and P2 classes • engagement with all ELC staff • exciting play and developmental opportunities • detailed observation of all children by all staff Focussed learning areas for: • student-initiated activities • teacher-led activities Movement areas for: • specialist activities • gross motor skill activities Outside play area for: • gross and fine motor activities • active and quiet play groups Kitchen and dining room for: • children’s snack and lunch selection • food preparation by the children and adults • science and baking activities Practical information Dates The school year begins in August and ends in June. All important dates can be found on the school’s website: www.tisa.az Entry ages Children in P1 must be three years of age by September 1st. Children in P2 must be four years of age by September 1st. All children must be toilet-trained prior to entry.
Daily schedule P1 P2 08:15 drop off 08:15 drop off 08:30 morning meeting and classroom activities 08:30 morning meeting and classroom activities 09:45 snack time 09:10 snack time 10:00 outdoor inquiry time 9:25 10:00 colour group time outdoor inquiry time 10:30 singing 10:30 singing time 10:45 inquiry time 10:45 inquiry time 11:45 lunch 11:45 class time for reflection 12:00 story time 12:00 lunch 12:15 pick up 12:30 outdoor time 13:00 small group time 14:00 pick up Meals A morning snack of cheese, fruit and vegetables is provided for all students. Children choose from a varied lunch menu through the week. We ask that children do not bring food from home as we have children with serious food allergies. Language of instruction English is the language of instruction. Our teachers and assistants represent a variety of nationalities and many are fluent in two or more languages. We value our language-rich community and encourage parents to support their child’s mother tongue development at home. Pick up If your child is being picked up by an adult who is not on your pick-up list, please ensure that you have sent a written permission note to your child’s homeroom teacher the previous day. The person picking up your child must be aware of the arrangements and should also communicate with the homeroom teacher. If your child needs to picked up early by a nanny or driver who is listed on your security form, please also ensure that you have sent written permission to your child’s homeroom teacher the previous day.
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