Metropolitan Celebrated a “Country Dress up Day” during International Week. As an optional activity each class was encouraged to take learning several steps further in their exploration of a new culture by trying new cuisine, wearing different clothing, and even getting passport’s stamped as they visited other countries/classes. By exposing
Green Week is Met’s first initiative into becoming a certified Eco-School.The Eco-Extravaganza featured student works made from recycled materials. These works included sustainability installations, garments, ecological car designs, and biodiverse classrooms. Students got to take workshops from local Egyptian eco-entrepreneurs as Mobikia, Up-fuse and ElWarshah Handcrafts. Metropolitan students think globally
On March 7th, Metropolitan hosted its second Met Parents Coffee Morning.This session’s theme was ” First Aid”.It is emergency care given to an ill or injured person before professional medical aid arrives .First aid skills are useful at home, in the workplace,or in the public.The more first Aid -certified people there
Metropolitan School competed in a tournament at Hayah Sports Academy.The boys and girls teams both gave their best in the competition.Everybody learned a lot about diversity,competition, and sportsmanship.We couldn’t be more proud of our talented students,and hope to compete again in the future.
The 100th day of school is literally the 100th day of the school year; for us here it is March 1st. All Met students worked on different projects throughout the past days.A huge thank you to those classes & ART team who did amazing 100th day projects! You make our
Literacy is the foundation of everything we do in school,it encompasses more than simply being able to read and write.It is a skill that leads to a more fulfilling life,allowing individuals to participate fully in their community and society at large.
Metropolitan School students have participated in making a dragon symbolizing different textures and art materials for the Chinese year. During the morning line,students performed showing their art work and using recycled materials as musical instruments.
As part of Metropolitan School’s ” Good Citizen” project,learners at school launched a give & care campaign by collecting toys for children who are underprivileged.We would like to thank our community of parents and learners who donated toys for this purpose to ” Awlady Orphanage”. On a separate trip, our
KG2 and Grade 2 acted out in a skit what they are learning in Metropolitan School’s 8 Pillars Education. They showed us on different age levels all what it looks and sounds like when making a good choice or poor one.They performed with confidence,showing us all the outcomes of both
Our Preschoolers had a visit to a sports shop where they learned about different kinds,sizes and textures of balls as part of their curriculum study.In addition,they got exposed to the newely introduced medicine ball,a large ,heavy and solid ball thrown and caught for exercise.
