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FROM THE HEADMASTER’S DESK

Dear Parents and Guardians, Community engagement is not just about
participation, it is about creating a shared

As we embark on another term of learning, growth, and vision for our children’s future. I encourage
discovery, I am reminded of the power of connection. Our you to share your ideas, talents, and
feedback as we continue to build a school
school is more than a place where children come to learn;
environment where every child can thrive.
it is a vibrant, dynamic community where every member
plays an essential role in shaping the lives of our young
Together, we can provide our students
learners. Community engagement lies at the heart of our
with the tools, experiences, and values
ethos.
they need in order to grow into confident,
compassionate citizens who contribute
When schools and communities work together, the results are transformative. Research
positively to society.
consistently shows that students achieve more when their families, teachers, and local

community are united in their support.
Thank you for your unwavering support
Beyond academic success, strong community ties foster a sense of belonging,
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resilience, and empathy in our children— qualities that will serve them throughout
their lives.

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This week we have seen three events in which we have welcomed members of
the community into our school and I would like to offer my thanks to everyone who
participated in these:
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The Regent Secondary School Visit/Open Day: community. I look forward to welcoming
Over the course of two days, parents in Year 5 and Year 6 were invited not only into our you in for a wide variety of events including
school, but also into our secondary school - a real collaboration across two school assemblies, the spring production, sports

cimmunitiess coming together to provide a smooth transition for our children. day and, of course, our open classes.
Through continued cooperation, there is
Armed Forces Remembrance Assembly: no limit to what we can achieve together
On Wednesday we were delighted to welcome members of the Nigerian Legion into this term.
school to help us observe this event. It added a level of significance to our children,
who were also able to showcase their exceptional speaking and perfomance skills to Warm regards,
members of the Abuja community, whom otherwise may not have had the opportunity
to engage with them. Shaun Stockden

Headmaster
Drivers’ Workshop:
This week also saw a new addtion to our community calendar.
For a number of years, we have run workshops for the nannies who work with your
children and now for the first time we have been working with your drivers to help raise
awareness of the risks children face and how to overcome them.

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