Nov 10 in News
English Modern School Khor joined the Model United Nations (MUN) Conference organized by Georgetown University, Qatar. The goal of participating was to promote student understanding of our world and the issues we face so that they become more knowledgeable Global Citizens. After weeks of preparation, our group of Year 10-13 Secondary delegates participated very well …
Nov 10 in News
We are incredibly proud of our dedicated teacher, Ms Saima Akhtar, who recently presented her research paper titled, “Integrating Digital Literacy into Curriculum Design: Strategies for Preparing 21st Century Learners – A Study on Qatar’s Current Education System,” at the International Conference on Advanced Teaching Instructions and Learning in Turkey. In addition to successfully presenting her research …
Nov 03 in News
The internal Arabic Poetry Competition at EMS Khor was a wonderful opportunity for learners to challenge themselves and improve their Arabic language skills . Thank-you to Hazem and his Arabic teachers for providing this wonderful learning experience for our children. Special thanks to Hala and Ahmed for being such great judges. Congratulations to all participants and special …
Nov 03 in News
EMS Khor ECE had a dental presentation to demonstrate and reinforce the importance of dental hygiene. It was a fun and interactive session and learners participated by answering questions, watching related videos and mimicking the correct way to brush their teeth. This was an effort to integrate our community and our school to strengthen school/community relations.
Nov 03 in News
EMS Khor’s Student Council Talent Show showcased diverse talents of our innovative leaners from Years 3 to 13. It was brilliantly hosted by Nazih and Jasim. The acts were judged by Ms Liezl, Mr Trevor, Mr William and Ms Liezel. The talents included acting, dancing, singing and musical acts of guitar, drums and piano. In …
Nov 03 in News
EMS Khor Literacy Week took us on an exciting journey into the past, celebrating the preservation of traditions through literature. Learners explored folktales, legends, and cultural treasures, dressing as fictional and non-fictional book characters, creating literature collages, buddy reading and writing poems. Activities connected them to diverse cultures, honoring roots and inspiring future generations.
Oct 20 in News
After months of preparation through our internal reflection, we hosted a team of professional educators for our NEASC accreditation visit. It was a wonderful opportunity for us to discuss our learning practices and for them to see our programme in action. They made astute comments about what their experience and shared many positive commendations and …
Oct 17 in News
Year 6 recently held a fantastic Author’s Celebration, where learners proudly shared their published biographies about individuals who made significant contributions to the advancement of communication. It was a huge success, with overwhelming support from parents who attended. The learners had a wonderful time presenting their projects, showcasing their growth as writers, and sharing their …
Oct 17 in News
Ihsan Al Kattal (Yr10) led some secondary boys in the Dhur Prayer (before noon prayer) in our newly renovated prayer room. These boys exemplify how seriously they take their religion.
Oct 17 in News
Part of exploring for our young learners is to play dress-up. They love to dress as different members of our community and role play as different people. This builds communication skills while inspiring their innovativeness.
