The Children's Ark Preparatory School
It’s all about focus and distraction. In its August article, ScienceDaily stressed the dangers of playing Pokemon Go being no different to the hazards of texting. The reality game — which is taking over the headlines around the world — encourages distractions on the move whereby causing accidents and, worse, injuries to players young and […]
Student councils have become an important component of The Children’s Ark Preparatory School. It has nurtured our student’s behavior and enhanced their developmental activities by taking charge of organizing events in the school and by working on several projects throughout the year. This year, our student representative hopefuls, who will become the voice of other
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It’s Doc’s day at the school last July 19, 2011 as TCAPS’ schoolkids underwent medical and dental check up. This is in keeping with the school’s mission of a regular wellness examinations and the updating of developmental health and safety issues. But isn’t scheduling medical appointments for these healthy and cheerful faces, when they are
Gilbert Chesterton hit it plainly, ” The true object of all human life is play. Earth is a task garden; heaven is a playground.” The Children’s Ark Preparatory School believes that the growth and development of every child should not be confined only in the four corners of the room. The monotonous routine every student
T’was a red letter day as TCAPS celebrates the Yuletide season with its pre-Christmas bash at the school grounds, December 17, 2010. It’s never too late to post, so here are some images from a night of jubilation. Pre-schoolers hoofing as little Santas on “Jingle Bell Rock” Little Santa ladies showing off their knack, to
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TCAPS went beyond the classroom walls and into the vast community outside last September 10, 2010 on a school outing that provided students with experiences that cannot be duplicated in the school but are nonetheless an integral part of the general knowledge which are worthwile for students. A fun-filled day of learning expansion! First