One of the most time consuming activities for whoever is teaching Grade 10 students at RFIS is preparing them to take their IGCSE practical exam. Our students take (mainly in 10th grade) externally set exams which are set by an …
….the rain pours down and the students don’t run for cover but run into the rain.
It doesn’t matter if it is a chapel day and they are still dressed up – they simply toss the shoes …
It is amazing what some good tropical downpours of rain can do. We are not talking about nice gentle showers that are experienced under an umbrella. We are discussing windy, wet and violent showers that are typical in this part …
February celebrations were not meant to lead directly into the madness of March in quite the way that it has happened in the Stoker household.
For those of you that are not fans of US college basketball, the …
February was a month filled with celebrations. Most of our celebrations have revolved around people and our relationships with them. In them all we are reminded of God’s goodness and grace towards us.
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We have had a wonderful opportunity to spend the last couple of weeks with our family.
Our nuclear family gathered in San Diego from Cameroon, Taiwan, Washington D.C., and San Diego for Christmas and the week afterwards. We spent Christmas …
Last week a most unwelcomed visitor arrived on the property where we live which adjoins our school.
Yes this is a green mamba (a very poisonous snake) and thankfully the workers inflicted fatal blows to its mid-section. Luke who is …
One of the great joys of teaching secondary students is watching them grow towards independence. It is always a process and sometimes seems to be fairly convoluted – sort of like a winding river which you know is headed to …
Today was a special day. Ruth Noren has completed her reading curriculum and so a party was in order.
She wanted to celebrate with the ladies tea and coffee group and we were happy to celebrate with her.
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