Quarterly assessments aim to provide a brief snapshot of the student’s overall progress in a quarter of the year. Teachers use a variety of assessment tools and strategies to gauge student progress.
Parent-Teacher Meetings are an important time for both parents and teachers. The classroom environment is reviewed by the teacher, along with any educational or social challenges that may arise. The parents are given an opportunity to ask questions about their child’s progress so far this year. This meeting gives families a chance to discuss strategies at home which will help support learning in school.
Teachers use data to inform teaching and learning practices. This data supports teachers in making instructional decisions and serves as a way to measure student progress over time.
The school community at Lancers International School attend semester-wise class meetings to develop the class. The class meetings are a crucial part of the learning.
The Leadership Council at Lancers International School is a celebrated group of students. It is responsible for organizing school events that promote student well-being and leadership capabilities. The student council also works with faculty members on many initiatives throughout the year.
PD Saturdays are monthly events devoted to staff professional development. This is a part of our commitment to ongoing professional growth.
Building rapport is important in child learning and Parent Orientation is one way we ensure this occurs. We invite you to attend a Parent Orientation session to learn more about our program and meet your child’s teachers.
