Introduction: Research School Burewala recently celebrated Grandparent’s Day, an event that brought together the younger and older generations. The occasion provided an opportunity for the students to interact with their grandparents and learn about their lives, struggles, and experiences. This event was a reminder of the value of the older generation and their wisdom that […]
A Night to Remember Research School Burewala Bonfire Party The School Bonfire event at Research School Burewala on 4th February 2023 was a night to remember, filled with spectacular lighting, fun activities, music, dance, games, delicious food, and refreshing drinks. The atmosphere was full of excitement and laughter as students, parents, and guests bonded and
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5th October World Teachers’ Day No matter where you are in the world, chances are that you’ve had a teacher that you still remember for the positive impact that they made in your life—someone that helped you finally grasp a challenging concept or experience a learning moment that defined your classroom experience. Every year on
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Why Research School Burewala is The Best School of Burewala The Administration of Research School Burewala claims that they are the best school in Burewala. Yes, they are very true in their claim of the Best School of Burewala among all the Top Schools of Burewala. The below are some prominent reasons why we claim
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Parent Teacher Meeting (PTM) At Research School Burewala, we believe that parents are key stakeholders in their children’s education and consequently organize regular parent-teacher meetings. Communication between parents and teachers is especially encouraged and helps parents keep updated on their child’s progress. For this purpose, a parent-teacher meeting was held at Research School Burewala Yesterday
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Background & Purpose According to Scientists, using a combination of cutlery requires the development of many skills including hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills and postural control. (NHS University Health Board) Experts recommend introducing utensils between 10 and 12 months, as your almost-toddler starts to show signs that He/She’s interested. A spoon should be first on
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