Why do children go to school?

Why do children go to school?

School is very important to all children because they have to learn and get prepared for life.They need to succeed on the job and in other areas of life. School also help student achieve knowledge base. 

The school also help our kids with Socialise with other kids, teachers and other parents. 

Also School prepared our children how to work hard and apply what they  learned.  

the benefits going to school is :  

• To learn:
• English 
• Maths
• Science

• To socialise:

• With other kids
• With teachers 
• With other parents 

Newspaper Article

GARAGE SALE

the ANOWAH Community Living is hosting a monster garage sale.

 from 8am to 3pm at Anowah, 157-167 Koala way, Horsly Park on September 17. 

It will be a lot of thinks in this Garage Sale like: 

• Clothing 
• Toys 
• Books
• Furniture
• New hand-made Knitted baby wear 

The Anowah Community Living is a non-profit, charitable organisation,providing accommodation and training options to people with disabilities. 

Come and enjoy your day.  

Computers in Classroom 

Computers in classroom are very important because now students can go to any library on earth. They can get information. They can visit a child in another country. They can do more activities on it but sometimes it is hard to get some of the students away from the computers. They do not even want to go to recess and they have less communication. Computers cost a lot of money so I think maybe schools can try to balance this situation by using computers twice in a week between all classes but not all the time making sure that all students are involved in everything to get better in furture.     

Adult Education

Adult people are never too old to learn because the age is not important and they should be given a chance to learn if they are capable of it. Education is important to get a good job.

Outdoor Learning 

Outdoor learning have many advantages and disadvantages

to kids. Good things about outdoor learning for kids is makes lessons more enjoyable and they can improve social skills and they health. 

Also it help to lead a greater understanding of nature and has a positive impact on behavior. 

The bad things about outdoor learning is the teacher may not estimated to control the pupils and more responsibility and pressure for the teachers.

Good things about outdoor learning :

• Improve social skills.
• Makes lessons more enjoyable.
• Improve pupils health.
• Engages pupils with learning.
• Leads to a greater understanding of nature.
• Has a positive impact on behavior.

Bad things about outdoor learning :

• the teacher may not estimated to control the pupils.
• Risk to pupils.

• More responsibility and pressure for the teachers.

• Fun more than study.
  

MY local library

 Fairfield Library  

 Address: 

Barbara St, Fairfield NSW 2165

Opening Hours :

                                      Mon        9:30am-6pm

                                      Tues        9:30am-8pm  

                                      Wed       9:30am-6pm

                                      Thu        9:30am-8pm

                                       Fri         9:30am-5pm

                                       Sat         9:30am-6pm

                                       Sun       12-6pm 

                                   Closed on Public Holiday

Available Services :

Preschool Storytime, Babytime, Homework Centres, Family Literacy Class, English Conversation Classes, Computer Classes,Book Clubs.

How to join:

Becoming a member is easy, FREE and open to everyone.

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Return to Study

After twenty years I returned back to study. 

I felt excited and nervous at the same time, 

"Excited" because I wanted to learn and improve my language and "Nervous" because that was my first time at TAFE by myself and I didn't know anyone or have any idea how everything is going to be.

But now I feel more comfortable and confident about everything.

Also I have some barriers because I have two kids but sometimes my husband supports me by taking care of my kids.