Day: September 7, 2023

Primary teachers – Storyvoice

Storyvoice is based in the US and is a free, online, interactive, live read-aloud show where authors and illustrators read, draw, and connect live with a global listening audience. Most suitable for K-5. While most live times are not during our school day, recordings are made available and remain viewable for 24 hours in the “Recordings” tab.

The first live read-aloud is Wednesday, September 13, with 2-3 every week. Check them out!
https://storyvoice.scholastic.com/streams/public

MAP Testing Starts Monday with Grades 6 and 9!

Our fall MAP testing session will begin Monday with Grades 6 (morning) and 9 (after lunch). MAP is a great opportunity to demonstrate your academic growth in Reading and Maths!

Please see the MAP testing schedule here. All Secondary MAP testing will be held in the CENTRE LGR.

Secondary students, please work with your Advisors today and tomorrow to be sure you have the most recent MAP (NWEA) program on you laptops. Please use this guide to ensure your laptop is ready to go.

If you would like to see what a MAP test looks like, please feel free to access a practice test at https://practice.mapnwea.org/#/practice-landing. Both the username and password are grow.

Beyond that, please arrive for your assessment with a charged laptop, a good night’s sleep, and your best effort!

 

 

 

Morning Attendance

Dear teachers,

To ensure accurate attendance records, we’ve created a concise instructional guide for your reference. Accurate morning attendance is crucial for generating precise attendance reports through our systems. Failure to follow these steps can lead to inaccurate data in the reports. Your attention to this process is appreciated.

Please view this short video to learn about the steps required to take attendance in Managebac. If you have any questions, please feel free to come to the IT Office for support.

Kind regards

The IT Support Team.

Elevators are NOT for Everybody

Dear Students,

Elevators at NIS are for those who NEED them to move between floors. NOT those who can walk up and down stairs, but CHOOSE not to. Please walk up and down the stairs; it’s good for you!

Elevator FAQs

  • Can I just ride it because I am feeling lazy? NO.
  • What if I have a big group of lazy people? NO.
  • Can I ride it with my injured friend who NEEDS it to move about campus? ONE person can travel with them. ONE.
  • Are there CCTV cameras in the lifts? YES.

See you on the stairs!