From the Director - Good accomplishments come from persistence and action.

Have you ever had the experience of making up your mind to do something, but within a few days you give up? Decided to read a piece of English every day, exercise for an hour every day, read a chapter of a book every day... but couldn't keep it up for more than a week.

When you see someone's achievement and performance, you decide to do the same, but you don't stick to it for a long time before you give up; is it the same in parenting? Do you want to be a good parent and accompany your child to grow up healthily and happily, but for various reasons, you can't accompany your child?

Do you envy other people's children when you see them being so graceful on stage and performing well in all aspects, and wish your own child could do the same? Do you want to communicate with your child's teacher, so that they can understand how your child is doing at school and at home, but you can't find the time to do so?

Why do you set goals, but fail to act on them and stick to them?

In terms of communication at home and with parents and teachers.

At the end of the semester, the children's notebooks are getting thicker and thicker, containing weekly reports and classroom teaching sharing; the principal speaks to parents in writing every week, and teachers record classroom teaching dynamics, with the purpose of communication between home and school and between parents and teachers, so that parents can clearly understand their children's life and learning conditions at school, as well as the matters that parents need to cooperate with them.

In order to understand the cooperation of the parents in each class, the principal would take time every Wednesday and Thursday to go through the children's contact and data books and record the results; most of the parents in the daily contact book only signed, and less than 20% of them made a note to the parents about their "health status"; although 70% of the parents interacted with each other in the data book, there were many people who wrote "thank you to the teacher" every week, and there were many people who only signed the blank book. However, there are also parents who share very attractive information every week, and the parents of the Noble family have never left a blank message for the teacher since the beginning of the class.

The termly information book is a record of your child's growth and learning.

Next Saturday will be the 45th Yanhee Graduation Ceremony and Achievement Presentation. Two weeks before the event, it was the time to go on stage and rehearse, but the weather was sometimes sunny and sometimes rainy, and there were also children who were sick and had to take a leave of absence.

There is only one week left before the graduation ceremony, please make sure that parents pay attention to their own and their children's hygiene habits and the cleanliness of their homes, so as not to allow viruses to invade, and to have a healthy body so that they can participate in and enjoy the fun of the performance.

Tomorrow is another holiday weekend. During the enterovirus epidemic, please stay at home as much as possible and avoid going to places where children gather or where there are a lot of people or closed spaces to get infected with the virus. "No loss!"

The sun finally cleared up this morning and the children enjoyed playing in the swimming pool.

Have a safe and happy family.

Mandy