Model Students_November '11

Model Students of 

November '11 

have been selected.

http://ithschittagongbranch.blogspot.com/p/model-students_29.html

For the list, 

please click on the 

`Model Student` link on the left 

or

Gift Distribution_Hathazari_November

Full of Love from Students of Int’l Turkish Hope School

It is the ninth Eid-ul-Azha for Int’l Turkish Hope School to arrange its traditional ‘Eid Gift Distribution’. This time the gift packets containing stationeries, cloths, toys, candies, biscuits, etc. managed by the School Authority reached to more than 310 underprivileged kids living in Hathazari.

A well-known English Medium School by its educational and cultural activities, Int’l Turkish Hope School has 8 branches in Dhaka, Chittagong and Bogra. Nine years back the School Management decided to help needy children in different areas in Bangladesh. Therefore, during the Eid-ul-Azha the school has arranged The Eid Gift Distribution in which school administrators, teachers, and students participated distributing the gift boxes. The gift boxes were donated by the school students, their parents, and teachers. It became very joyous event of Int’l Turkish Hope School and with the cooperation of the students’ parents the school managed to carry the distribution to a grand scale. At the distribution more than 310 packets were given to the children.

Having the gift boxes the children and their families got very happy. Some of the parents among the receivers said, ‘We are grateful to Int’l Turkish hope School for reaching us those gifts at our localities. Our kids are very happy on the eve of the Eid.’

Mr. Bayram Saatci, Principal; of Int’l Turkish hope School, thanked for the help and generosity of Int’l Turkish hope School students, teachers, administrative staffs  and parents.

Mr. Saatci said, “The gift boxes brought not only a few toys and clothes to brighten difficult live but also hope and love from the School students.” He added, ‘Eids unite family members, friends and society as a whole. If Int’l Turkish Hope School helps you in this regard, we are very happy.”

                                                                                                      

For more pictures, please click on the following link.

  http://ithschittagongbranchmedia1011.blogspot.com/p/gift-distributionhathazarinovember.html (UPDATED)

PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT !!!

                                       
Kids Football has exploded onto the scene and has become a mass phenomenon. More Kids play football than any other sport in the world. The attraction is quite simple; Football is fun and easy to play when compared with all the other sports.








Any new skill worth learning requires repetition and Football skills are no different. Only through repetition and regular training can a player develop and improve his skills. Football drills are the best way to develop certain skills and allow a player or a group of players to learn and develop simultaneously.
All players should add visualization to their arsenal of skills. Sports psychology has taken the sporting world by the scruff of its neck and if you are not utilizing this skill you will inevitably be left behind.
Remember, always practice and harness the new skills you develop.
So, as International Turkish Hope School - Chittagong Branch, we’ve started our Football tournament.. There are 4 teams and each team consists of around 8 players.
Name of the teams and players are;

                 

Play well, raise the crest!!!!!!!

BE READY TO DEVELOP THE ABILITY TO ANALYZE AND DEDUCE FROM A SET OF GENERAL PRINCIPLES, TO MAKE TOUGH DECISIONS AND TO SOLVE PROBLEMS FLEXIBLY!!!

    

 "According to research, Test scores improved by 17.3% for students regularly engaged in chess classes, compared with only 4.6% for children participating in other forms of enriched activities," states 4-time World Champion Susan Polgar.

Chess is one of the most powerful educational tools available to strengthen a child's mind. Most 6-7 year olds can follow the basic rules and some children as young as 4-5 can play. Whatever a child's age, chess can enhance concentration, patience, and perseverance, as well as develop creativity, intuition, and memory.  

In approximately 30 nations across the globe, including Brazil, China, Venezuela, Italy, Russia and Greece, etc., chess is incorporated into the country's scholastic curriculum. Just as athletics are a part of the required agenda at schools in the United States, Chess has been that way in the European Nations abroad.

Classes will be taken on every Thursdays from 02.15 pm to 03.00 pm. After learning how to play, they’ll challenge their talent in a tournament.

Best wishes to Chittagong Branch - Chess Club members……….