Monthly Archives: November 2024

In a spirit of service and community, students from grades 3 through 7 at Immanuel Academy recently worked together to help clean and maintain their school building. As part of a hands-on effort to foster responsibility and teamwork, the students worked diligently to tidy common areas, the storages, and kitchen ensuring the school environment remains clean and welcoming. 

This initiative not only contributed to the upkeep of the school but also provided a valuable opportunity for the students to practice serving others. By taking part in this project, the students learned the importance of contributing to the community and taking pride in their shared spaces. Teachers were amazed by how much kids could achieve when working together! 

The day’s efforts were a great reminder of the value of service and the role it plays in building a positive, collaborative atmosphere within the school. Immanuel Academy to prioritize character-building activities that encourage students to grow in both academic and personal development, with service being an integral part of that journey. 

Right before Thanksgiving break, the Immanuel Academy teachers gathered for a productive meeting. The session began with a warm welcome for the new teacher and staff members, followed by a reflective discussion on the strengths of their current practices as well as areas for improvement. 

The teachers then turned their focus to planning for the upcoming second term. Several exciting activities were planned for different age groups, including field trips tailored to each class. In particular, the 3rd and 4th grade students will participate in a spelling bee competition, with top performers being recommended to represent the school in the district-level test scheduled for March. 

Additionally, a Science Fair for grades 3-7 and an all-school art project are on the agenda for the next term. Teachers also revisited the “100 Books Reading Project,” with plans to add more missionary biography books to the reading list. 

Another important topic of discussion was fostering a habit of service among students. Teachers are working on creating more opportunities for students to serve both at school and at home, encouraging them to develop a heart for willing service. 

With these plans in place, the teachers are excited for the new term and are eager to see how God will continue to work in the school! 

Immanuel Academy hosted a wonderful Thanksgiving party that brought together teachers, faculty, and students for a festive celebration. The faculty worked hard to prepare a delicious spread, featuring traditional Thanksgiving foods like turkey, mashed potatoes, and a variety of fruits. The food was beautifully presented and smelled absolutely amazing, making everyone eager to dig in. As they sat down to enjoy the meal, there was a sense of warmth and gratitude in the air. Laughter and lively conversations filled the room as everyone shared in the joy of the occasion. It was a memorable time of togetherness, and everyone left feeling full, happy, and thankful for the community they have.

As the first term came an end, Immanuel Academy kids, teachers, and parents gathered for a Speech Day. Each class had prepared 2 performances showing what they had learned during the 1^st term. Kids enjoyed performing what they had practiced very hard and seeing other kids’ performances. It’s a good chance for parents to witness their growth too.  

As the first term came to a close, Immanuel Academy students, teachers, and parents gathered for Speech Day. Each class had prepared two performances to showcase what they had learned during the term. The students enjoyed presenting what they had worked so hard to perfect, while also watching their peers perform. It was a wonderful opportunity for parents to witness their children’s growth and progress. 

Performances List: 

G3-4: Poem “The Stallion” by Walt Whitman.  

          Song “Over the River and Through the Wood” 

G3-7th: Song: “Guide My Feet” 

G5-7th:  Skit “The Turkey’s Pardon” 

G1-2: Song “Do Re Mi” 

G1: Hymn “The Old Rugged Cross” 

GK: Poem “Ooey Gooey” “Celery” “The Vulture” 

GK: Dance “God is Good!” 

G1: Song “Psalm 100” 

On November 11, 2024, the kindergarteners had a fun-filled day enjoying the crisp fall season outdoors. The weather was sunny and perfect, adding to the excitement of the day as they decorated their pumpkins. Each pumpkin was adorned with creative designs, making them all look absolutely adorable. The children had a wonderful time, soaking in the beauty of fall while expressing their creativity through their pumpkin artwork.