#School calendar

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Unlocking Success with SunBridge: A Guide to the School Calendar in Almaty

Discover how SunBridge, a top private school in Almaty, helps families stay organized with a well-structured school calendar. From term dates to cultural events, this blog explores how SunBridge supports students’ academic and personal growth, providing an optimal balance of learning, holidays, and extracurricular activities. Read on to find out why SunBridge is a top choice for families in Almaty!

Introduction: Why Choose SunBridge for Your Child’s Education?

In the bustling city of Almaty, SunBridge has quickly become one of the most respected private schools, offering an educational experience that goes beyond academics. At SunBridge, we believe that a structured school calendar in Almaty is key to helping students succeed academically while balancing personal growth and family time. Whether you’re interested in the latest term dates, holiday breaks, or school events, SunBridge ensures that families stay informed and engaged. Let’s take a closer look at how our school calendar enriches student life and enhances educational outcomes.

Understanding the SunBridge School Calendar in Almaty

A reliable academic calendar is essential for both parents and students. At SunBridge, our school calendar in Almaty is designed to keep families organized, informed, and ready for each phase of the school year. Here’s an overview of our key calendar components:

Term Dates: The academic year at SunBridge begins in early September and is split into two semesters. The first semester runs from September to mid-January, while the second semester continues until early June. We provide a balanced schedule to keep students engaged and prepared for academic challenges.

Holiday Breaks and Almaty School Holidays: SunBridge observes national holidays such as New Year’s Day, Women’s Day, and Nauryz, allowing students and families to enjoy time together during these culturally significant dates. Our school calendar in Almaty also includes winter and summer breaks to give students ample time to recharge and return to school refreshed.

Mid-Term Breaks: Mid-term breaks are incorporated into each semester, providing students with an opportunity to unwind, relax, and pursue personal interests. These short breaks are vital for maintaining a healthy balance between academics and personal well-being.

Why a Well-Structured School Calendar Matters

At SunBridge, we believe that education should be holistic and that a well-structured school calendar supports this mission. By keeping track of school terms, holidays, and special events, families can plan vacations, extracurriculars, and important family moments without missing a beat. This approach not only benefits students academically but also promotes a positive school experience where students feel organized and prepared.

Highlighting Key Events on the SunBridge Calendar

SunBridge offers a dynamic learning environment enriched with various school events that foster creativity, teamwork, and leadership. Here are a few events that stand out:

Science and Innovation Fair: In March, SunBridge hosts its annual Science and Innovation Fair. This event allows students to showcase their STEM skills, encouraging innovation and curiosity. It’s an exciting time for students passionate about science and technology, and it’s one of the highlights on the school calendar in Almaty.

Cultural Day: As a diverse private school in Almaty, SunBridge celebrates Cultural Day each year. Students get the opportunity to showcase their heritage, share traditions, and appreciate the unique cultures represented in our school community. This event emphasizes the importance of respect, diversity, and cultural awareness, essential qualities for future leaders.

Sports Day: Physical fitness and sportsmanship are integral parts of SunBridge’s approach to education. Every May, Sports Day brings together students, teachers, and parents for a day of friendly competitions and athletic achievements. It’s a fantastic way to encourage teamwork and celebrate physical health.

Parent-Teacher Conferences: Communication between parents and teachers is key to each student’s success. Regular parent-teacher conferences are scheduled throughout the year, allowing parents to discuss their child’s progress, set goals, and work with educators to support academic development.

Staying Updated with SunBridge

SunBridge prioritizes keeping parents and students informed about upcoming events, changes in the academic calendar, and important announcements. The SunBridge school calendar in Almaty is available on our website, where families can access the latest updates, term dates, holiday information, and event details. In addition to our online resources, we send monthly newsletters to parents, ensuring they are always in the loop.

Why SunBridge is the Ideal Choice for Education in Almaty

Choosing a school is one of the most important decisions a family can make, and SunBridge stands out as a top private school in Almaty. Our commitment to academic excellence, personal growth, and cultural enrichment makes us a preferred choice among families. Our school calendar in Almaty is meticulously planned to ensure that students experience a balanced academic year, full of learning opportunities and moments of relaxation.

The SunBridge curriculum is designed to empower students with critical thinking skills, creativity, and confidence. Our school calendar aligns with national holidays and cultural events, allowing students to celebrate their heritage while excelling in their studies.

Preparing Your Child for Success with SunBridge

The educational journey is as much about preparing for the future as it is about academic achievements. SunBridge’s balanced school calendar enables students to focus on their studies, engage in extracurricular activities, and develop essential life skills. With an emphasis on respect, cultural awareness, and academic rigor, SunBridge provides an ideal learning environment for students from diverse backgrounds.

If you’re searching for a private school in Almaty that prioritizes both education and personal growth, SunBridge may be the perfect fit for your family. From a thoughtfully structured school calendar in Almaty to a commitment to cultural events and academic excellence, we’re here to support your child’s educational journey.

Conclusion: Join the SunBridge Community

Education is more than just a set of classes; it’s a pathway to personal and academic success. At SunBridge, we are committed to fostering a supportive community where students feel inspired, parents feel connected, and every member of our school family has the resources they need to succeed. Our Almaty school calendar is just one of the ways we ensure a balanced, fulfilling school experience.

We invite you to explore SunBridge further and see why we’re considered one of the best private schools in Almaty. Visit SunBridge’s website to learn more about our academic programs, meet our dedicated teachers, and view the upcoming school calendar in Almaty.

[asegbolu]

School Events for Nursery and Primary Schools in Lagos

Egg Day Date: October 13 Teacher’s Activities: Organize egg-decorating contests, teach nutritional value of eggs. Learners’ Activities: Decorate eggs, participate in a cooking competition. Remarks: Fun and educational. 2. Fruit Day Date: July 1 Teacher’s Activities: Prepare fruit salad demonstration, organize a fruit fair. Learners’ Activities: Make fruit salads, identify different…

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Posts that would be found on the Sunnydale High meme account, in roughly chronological order:

[genericpuff]

I've been griping about the normalization of identity outing via social media for a while now. To put it simply, it's become almost some weird societal requirement that if you don't have every detail listed about yourself in your Twitter/FB/etc. bio, then it means you have "something to hide" or that you're not as "verifiable" because your account looks indistinct from that of a bot.

But that societal norm has really only benefited the people who profit off of that information in some way, whether it's through selling user data or through weaponizing details about a person against them.

I know that a lot of us love to use the fun little labels and acronyms in our bio that help others like us identify us as a 'safe person' or as someone who's in the same social/racial/identity groups as them. We're humans, we love to categorize things, it's in our nature (and it's fun!)

But if there's any time to start regulating that habit and challenging the norm that you're obligated to include all your personal info online - it's now.

There was a time when sock puppet accounts were expected and typical, not "suspicious".

There was a time when even age-sex-location was considered "too much information", but once it became the norm, we only EVER gave our personal information beyond generic ASL to people who we knew both online and in real life, or at the very least, people who we had known online for a significant enough amount of time that they had proved to be trustworthy (and even then, we didn't owe that information to anyone, ever; there are forum friends who I made online 10+ years ago and still talk to who do not know my personal information beyond broad strokes).

There was a time when simply being an avatar with a funny username was enough. And it still is enough, but massive platforms like Facebook and Twitter have been brainwashing us for years to believe that's not the case, under the guise of, "You wouldn't want to be dishonest, would you?" Through these same norms, we were led to believe that anime profile pictures are cringe, that having a fake online name is stupid, that the photos of you having fun at social events have to be taken JUST right otherwise you might imply to others that you're not actually having fun.

And considering how long these platforms have been around now, we have entire generations of children now who have been born and raised on that version of the ZuckMusk web, who have been taught that it "protects them" to express to everyone publicly their age, their school, their workplace, their family members, everything about themselves, because to not do so would be disingenuous.

None of this is to imply that the Internet was "safer" back in the day. I definitely should not have been on the Internet as much as I was when I was 13 in the late 2000's, it definitely did not benefit my brain development or my social skills. But the version of the Internet we currently exist in now is one that's been predicated on the false sense of security - the belief that if you're honest, everyone else has to be, too.

We've always had ways of identifying our safe people - by participating in the communities that we know are designed around our hobbies, our interests, our people. They might be small, they might not be as "cool" as the idea of netting yourself a big following of thousands of people, but they're also a lot safer and more genuine than that idealized following ever could be.

Don't feel pressured to include every bit of information about yourself in your bio. Even on Facebook, there's no rule that says you have to list your workplace, your school, your family members. There's no rule that says you have to list your personality type, queer labels, and neurodivergent disorders in your Twitter bio. There's no rule that you have to "prove" your life is real and fulfilled through the verification of photos, location tagging, and open-book sharing. If you share those photos, it should be because you genuinely want to share them, not because you feel some societal pressure to live up to others' expectations.

And I guarantee you, even your local mutuals on Facebook - your former classmates, family friends, distant relatives, coworkers, etc. - do not actually give that much of a damn about your personal life that they should be owed that much of a look into it on a daily basis. They've got their own shit going on, they literally do not need to know every detail about you.

I know it sounds scary. It also sounds kind of boring, when we've been used to a certain "way" of browsing and participating for years, that if we don't do so, it feels like being in the "out group" and that we're "breaking the rules". But I promise you, after spending over half my life online, those rules do not exist or benefit anyone who wouldn't profit off that information.

If you're wanting to learn how to branch off from major platforms like Facebook and Twitter and/or become more self-sufficient online, here are some guides to navigating the Internet like an old schooler that may help you!

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DIGITAL PIRACY 101:

(also in addition to everything mentioned here ^^^ they neglect to also mention Tor Browser which is a light and free-to-use browser software that allows you to browse anonymously; note that it's similar to a VPN in that it helps hide your identity online, HOWEVER it won't mask you from your ISP quite as effectively as a VPN, and if you sign into personal accounts with Tor, that's still going to obviously out you online lmao but I love using Tor for the odd time when I need to make a sock puppet for something and don't want it linked to my IP! and unlike a VPN, it's free to use!)

LEARN HOW TO USE RSS FEEDS:

People still use these! They're especially helpful for getting updates from your favorite pages and sites directly to your browser WITHOUT having to worry about stupid algorithm bullshit picking and choosing what you see. And many sites DO have RSS support once you know how to find it! (like adding in /rss at the end of a URL! Like this!)

FAKE EMAIL SERVICES:

LEARN HOW TO CODE IN HTML/CSS/JAVASCRIPT (AND MORE!):

DECENTRALIZED SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS:

I hope this helps arm you with some new knowledge in how to navigate the Internet like a Certified Old Person™️(like meeee!) Make your secret alt blogs for besties! Make your formal Facebook accounts that are clean of personal information and present the most neutral, safe-for-work version of yourself and keep the fun stuff to the secret profiles and chat groups that are just for you and friends/family/etc!! It might be "inconvenient" to have multiple accounts for the same purpose, but it's also INCREDIBLY freeing and can make your online experience both safer and more enjoyable.

Being "less" of yourself online does not make you any less you. It is your identity - you do not owe any amount of it to anyone beyond yourself. And in times like these, your identity is your greatest asset. Protect it.

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A project of a calendar page for my graphic class :33

[ex0toxin]

awughhh silly shipchart.. my canonverse hcs 🧠

og post

[why-the-heck-not]

making a new yearly bullet journal spread is serious business (I drew 72 mini calendar grids and my hand cramped)

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[legogradstudent]

Scheduling all his upcoming obligations for after the winter break, the grad student offloads everything onto his future self.

[bluepallilworld]

Hehe 4th edition of...

DARK CREAM (AND POST DARK CREAM ) SHIPCHILDREN COLLAB! <3

After the summer vacation, the kids are invited to join the dark cream shipkids school! For their first day and class, all ages are mixed in one singular classroom... Will everybody stay quiet while waiting for the teachers or will chaos arise???

What's that?

3 years ago, I hosted a big collab for christmas, 2 years ago it was for the new year then last year we had an halloween celebration and now the fun continues!

This year, I'm hosting a big collab with a theme of "going back to school" to make some kind of a "family picture" with some of the dark cream ship children ! Nor Cross or S!Dream will be in the final picture as there aren't exactly the same depending on the child.

How to participate?

1- You need to have a dark cream/dark xunshine ship child (Cross x Shattered Dream kid). I'm making an exception for post dark cream kids ;). As long as Dream has been Shattered at one point, the kid can participate.

2- Draw your kid wearing a proper school outfit! (They will be indoors so you may choose to have them sitting on a chair, on a table or standing up, you can give them a school bag and anything you can think of! You can draw accessories aside if you want me to put it on their table or something (pens, notebook...) but no obligation here ^^)

3- Send me the drawing or tag me on it so I can get it! The drawing must have a transparent background so I can easily edit it. If you put a watermark, please put it on the inside of your drawing so that I don't have to erase/move it to make place for the other children.

You need to send me the drawing before the 10th of august so I have time to edit it properly before the big day and in case there are some problems. (It can however be discussed if needed, exceptions will be accepted or refused case by case)

I'll post it the 1st of september (probably early in the day) !

If you have any questions, please ask!

If someone without a kid wanna participate (or just want to participate more for funsies), you're welcome in the background+ team ^^

(being in the background+ team means drawing some elements of the background like all the lil' things you can find in a class, desks, posters, books... or some other stuff. It's usually me and music fairy @diofasolia (if you've got some free time to participate of course, solia) on that team)

PS: You can't use a kid belonging to someone else for that event ! You must be the creator of the kid and send me a drawing you did at least mostly by yourself (it doesn't mean you can't have help or collaborate with someone however) ✧◝(⁰▿⁰)◜✧

PPS: Be creative or more classic with the outfits! Have fun! Do as you wish!

If it helps, the kinda perspective I'm going with (same as every year ;3). I'll adjust the size of the room depending on the number of kids. The kids are not obligated to be staring at us, from the side, showing their back... Also the pov will be from the white board ✨

Pose ideas for those who aren't inspired: awkwardly standing in a corner, reading a book criss-cross applesauce, tripping and falling on nothing (or something), chatting with someone, writing stuff on the wall, perfect student sitting pose, already asleep, climbing, fascinated by something (might be a poster, might be the class pet), showing something that really shouldn't have been brought here to someone, I'm late!, what an insteresting window, staring at the clock...

If you need a special accessorie/furniture/thingie to make the pose work, tell me and it'll be added in the background ^^

[asegbolu]

25 Creative School Events for Nursery and Primary Schools in Lagos

25 fun events and activities for a Nursery and Primary School in Lagos, Nigeria, including the specified dates: January: New Year Resolutions & Goal-Setting Day Date: January 10 Activities: Teachers: Guide students in setting goals for the year. Learners: Write down and share their goals. Remarks: Encourages self-reflection and ambition. February: Healthy Living Day Date: February…

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menstruating people should get a free pass to commit one (1) violent crime of their choice every month. and also like a coupon for ibuprofen

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[youkaigakkou-tl]

Spin-off Chapter 38

And that wraps up this arc!

Also, yoseito is going on hiatus until fall/winter because sensei wants to focus on the main story! o7 terrified for what sensei's cooking

(Also on mangadex)

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... oh, that? that's just a fun picture book i get to change every month. i don't know what the bottom pages mean. anyway, i wish someone would invent a solution to this problem