We are pleased and very excited to announce the start of a new partnership.After great deliberation we have brought on board Slimnastics, in order to revitalize our childrenâs extracurricular experience. At Metropolitan you and your children now have the accessibility to a new activity âGymnasticsâ by Slimnastics. In their new
Metropolitan’s community service committee put together a fun festival for 150 orphans. The festivals was named “Together We Unite” and in fact we did. Everything in the festival was donated by companies and school partners such as Hamleys, bricks for kids, Cinnabon, Antie Ann’s, Sitara, Sherry Cakes and so much
Pre K students have been watching previous school assemblies and looking forward to have their own. We chose a song about Summer as it is in June and thatâs the first month of the Summer season and children are looking forward for their Summer vacation! The children enjoyed it a
KG2 Students had their performance Task today. They read their Maple Trees stories to their parents, and were able to work with them on a questionnaire about different types of trees and the animals depend on. It was nice for the parents to come in to see what their children
Metropolitan Schoolâs mission is to deliver an outstanding International education while ensuring that Egyptian values are central to our school life. Our third annual âEgypt Dayâ took place on Wednesday, April 18th, 2018. Our student confidently presented a unique performance under the name âTaya Misrâ which showcased the studentsâ pride
In our continuous effort to promote our Community Service values, grade 6 students went for an outreach visit to 57357 Hospital, during our spring break. It was a great experience for our students to have this opportunity and the experience of sharing valuable moments while bringing happiness to people who
“The Met science fair is designed to stimulate student interest in science. Students self-select a topic from any science discipline, and must develop an engineering or experimental project connected to their chosen topic. In addition, scientific information must be organized on a tri-fold display board and verbally presented to judges.
During module 2, students built their literacy and science skills as they engaged in a study of the weather through various informational texts. They even created a class weather journal and tracked their individual learning in a meteorologistâs notebook. After listening to The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats, KG2
During module 1, fourth-grade students learned about poetry and poets through close reading and writing to learn. Throughout the module, students determined the characteristics of poetry and considered what inspires writers and poets. After completing the novel, Love That Dog, students considered which of the poems they read inspired them
Our sixth-grade students had their first Performance Task for their parents! Students were tasked with creating their own hero and writing a narrative that followed through the stages learned in the informational text “The Hero’s Journey.” Throughout this module, students were involved in a deep study of mythology, its purposes,
